Integrity and character are the basis for and define all trustworthy relationships, particularly those between a psychotherapist/psychoanalyst and her patients. While always essential, these traits are even more imperative during this time of unprecedented uncertainty. In order to provide continuity of care, telehealth appointments are now available for your safety and convenience via HIPAA compliant platforms, FaceTime, and phone. Please call for an appointment.
Thank you for your trust.
-Dr. Mauri-Lynne Heller
You can create a more meaningful life. Read on.
(949) 683-1201
maurilynneheller@gmail.com
… so I’ve addressed issues you may want to consider. If you seek enduring personal transformation rather than temporary symptom relief, I recommend psychoanalytic therapy as the most potent and helpful therapeutic change agent available to you. Call (949) 683-1201 for an initial consultation.
Specialties: In addition to her general practice Dr. Heller specializes in creativity; adolescent and young adult concerns; depression and anxiety; resolution of childhood trauma; phase of life and human development issues and chronic illness/pain. She treats adolescents, young adults and adults; individuals and couples. LGBT comunity welcome. Dr. Heller also specializes in training therapists who seek to deepen the dimensions and quality of their work.
Education: A graduate of the University of California, Irvine, Pepperdine University and Newport Psychoanalytic Institute, Dr. Heller is a member of the Newport Center for Psychoanalytic Studies, where she is also a faculty instructor.
Professional consultation: Dr. Heller offers group or individual consultation to interns, students and licensed therapists seeking to deepen the nature of their clinical work. She is also a writing/editorial consultant.
Publications: Dr. Heller also publishes an informative weblog archiving and reproducing columns formerly published in the Orange County Register and The Therapist Magazine. Columns explore psychological issues from a psychoanalytic perspective: www.insideoutjournal.com