EKATERINI CONSTANTINE, MA., LMFT #114376
CERTIFIED EMDR THERAPIST
(310) 496-8837
Clarity. Connection. Secure Relationships.
Therapy for adults who feel stuck in familiar patterns — in relationships, work, or within themselves — and want to create more secure, grounded ways of living and relating.
When Patterns Feel Difficult to Shift
Early relational experiences often continue to shape how we experience boundaries, attachment, and connection in adulthood. You may have insight into these patterns already — yet still find them influencing your relationships, self-worth, or emotional well-being in ways that feel hard to change.
Therapy offers a space to move beyond insight and begin creating change that feels more steady, intentional, and lasting.
How I Work
I work with adults whose early relationship experiences continue to influence how they connect, set boundaries, and experience themselves in relationships.
Using a depth-oriented approach and EMDR, we process unresolved experiences, understand why patterns keep repeating, and begin to shift them in ways that feel more secure, balanced, and lasting.
My Approach
Therapy with me is collaborative and steady. We move at a pace that allows for depth without overwhelm. My role is to guide you in understanding the patterns shaping your life while supporting greater autonomy, clarity, and more secure connections.
As a Certified EMDR therapist, I integrate evidence-based trauma treatment with cognitive and psychoeducational approaches tailored to your needs.


SPECIALTIES
EMDR
PTSD
PERINATAL MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS
LIFE TRANSITIONS
RELATIONSHIPS
DEPRESSION
SELF-ESTEEM
CODEPENDENCY
TRAUMA
ANXIETY
GRIEF AND LOSS
EMDR THERAPY
What is EMDR? Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a treatment modality for treatment of PTSD. EMDR can help you process upsetting memories, thoughts, and feelings related to the trauma which in turn you can assist you in achieving relief from PTSD symptoms. I offer a free 15 min consulation where I can offer additional information on what to expect.

EKATERINI CONSTANTINE LMFT
PSYCHOTHERAPY SERVICES
(310) 496-8837

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