Our Staff

Natalie Badawy, M.A., AMFT.,APCC (she/her), is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor with a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles specializing in Spirituality and Depth Psychology. She believes at the core of her work that the body has an innate energy towards healing and wholeness. She enjoys working in-person and remotely with couples, individuals, children, and families. Natalie’s psychodynamic approach is rooted in transactional analysis, internal family systems (IFS), intersubjective, and depth psychology theories with a primary purpose of building meaningful safe connection within the body. She believes that renewing a consistent relationship with yourself is essential to healing our communities, and our planet. Her areas of specialty include couples, sexual trauma, grief, coming of age, and personality disorders. Natalie is supervised by Cynthia Speich, PsyD. License # PSY18015 

Bram Barouh, AMFT, is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist with a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, Los Angeles. He is long-time meditator and certified Mindfulness teacher who integrates what he knows about buddhism into a western psychodynamic and relational approach. Bram helps individual clients explore their lives, develop a more compassionate and connective relationship to self and others, and deepen their capacity for insight. He specializes in psychodynamic group therapy where he helps clients create better, more meaningful relationships in their lives. Bram is supervised by Bruce Brodie, Ph.d. License # PSY6574

Elizabeth Francis, AMFT, received her master’s degree in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Depth psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute. Elizabeth’s work focuses on the unconscious material within each client and she welcomes the use of imagery, metaphor, fantasy, and dreams within sessions. It is important to Elizabeth to create a safe container and build trust with her clients while maintaining an environment where clients feel able to truly be themselves and release the tensions of everyday life. Elizabeth has worked with adults, adolescents, families, and couples on issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief, and her research and interests include the bicultural and/or immigrant experience, transgenerational trauma, cultural complexes, and more. Elizabeth is supervised by Monica Farassat, PsyD.,LMFT, CGPLicense # MFC24491

Hazel Moore, M.A., AMFT, APCC, (she/her), is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor with a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University Los Angeles specializing in Spiritual and Depth Psychology. She has ten years experience advocating for families who have children in special education, was a volunteer mentor for five years paired with a teenager in foster care, and is now a co-chair in LA-CAMFT’s Diversity Committee: White Therapists Fighting Racism group. This group aims to help white-identified therapists become effective allies in support of decolonization and racial justice in both communal and clinical spaces. She believes that therapy can be a place of personal transformation and interpersonal growth and healing. She works from a heart-centered space and finds using compassion, non-judgment, and humor are foundational to the therapeutic journey. Her work is largely rooted in a psychodynamic approach using internal family systems (IFS), mindfulness, is polyvagal and trauma informed, LGBTQ+ and BIPOC affirming, and is actively practicing being an antiracist and anti-oppressive clinician. She currently enjoys working with families and individuals who desire to live more meaningful lives both in relationship to themselves and within the world around them. Hazel specializes in cancer, grief and loss, life transitions, anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship and interpersonal issues. Hazel is supervised by Zena Darwish, Psy.D., License #PSY24283.

Audrey Moreno, AMFT, is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist with a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, Los Angeles. Her work focuses on analyzing the relationship with the unconscious and conscious within each client. She welcomes working in-person and remotely with individuals, couples, children, and families. She is fluent in Spanish. Audrey’s psychodynamic approach is rooted in depth-psychology with a focus on helping others cultivate awareness within themselves. She aims to encourage and challenge clients to meet themselves throughout their work with kindness, love, curiosity, and devotion to long-term treatment. Hazel is supervised by Emily Posta, Psy.D, License #PSY33962

Dr. Palōmi Sheth, MD, MA, PhDc received her Masters in Clinical Depth Psychology from Pacifica University and is currently pursuing her doctoral degree. With original training as an MD, Palōmi focuses on the body-mind-psyche connection in working with her patients. She believes firmly in the intersubjective therapeutic relationship as a powerful place for significant growth, change and meaning. Through a consistent psychodynamic approach, Palōmi’s work affirms significant cultivation of self-awareness, new behavioral patterns, meeting personal blocks/limitations with a capacity to implore and shift one’s relationship to self, others and life. Through the lens of working with the unconscious, Palōmi strives towards illuminating the drivers and motivations for the way one behaves, lives and relates with others and one’s life. She focuses on complex trauma, BIPOC and cultural issues, couples and the LGBQT+ population. Palōmi is under supervision with Susan Frankel Ph.D., J.d., License #PSY14552.