Therapy in Los Angeles

Cynthia Greenburg-Dunlop is here for Angelenos seeking support for anxiety, estrangement, and the effects of childhood trauma.

If you're in Los Angeles and feeling overwhelmed, anxious or are struggling with some real-deal stuff, you've come to the right place. I'm a California Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist counseling people navigating anxiety, grief, stress, familial estrangement, the impact of trauma, marital difficulties, industry issues and creative struggles. 
I offer therapy for Angelenos in Pasadena, and online for all of California. My approach is warm, kind, direct, and curated to fit your needs. I'm trained in EMDR and EFT and all that means is I have experience and knowledge that can be applied to that part of you that feels stuck and out of answers. All in all, we talk. And in that simple action is solution. My point of view is no matter what is going on there is a world where you can feel better. It all begins with a conversation.
Feel free to contact me to set up a free consultation. Whatever you're struggling with, you don't have to go through it alone.

My Specialties

Grief Therapy
Individual Therapy
EMDR Therapy
Estrangement Therapy
Couples Therapy
Writer's Therapy
Therapy for Men
Group Therapy
 

Cynthia Greenburg-Dunlop Therapy

ADDRESS:

65 North Raymond Ave.

Pasadena, CA 91105

(323) 579 - 1730

HOURS:

Saturday 11 AM–3 PM

Sunday Closed

Monday 8 AM–8 PM

Tuesday 10 AM–8 PM

Wednesday 10 AM–8 PM

Thursday 8 AM–8 PM

Friday By Appointment

Directions from Los Angeles

  • CA-110 N from Downtown LA (via N Hill St or N Grand Ave).

  • Follow CA-110 N all the way into Pasadena. The freeway will end and become Arroyo Parkway.

  • Continue straight north on Arroyo Parkway for about a mile.

  • Turn left onto E Colorado Boulevard.

  • Turn right at the next major intersection onto N Raymond Avenue.

  • 65 N Raymond Ave will be on your left, just past E Holly Street.

  • Parking is safe and easy!

    Use the Marriott Park and Walk Garage.

    It’s only $1 for the first 2 hours, then a quick walk to the building.