Psychotherapy
Unlock Your Full Potential with Pasadena's Premier PSYCHOTHERAPY Services
Integrating a Holistic Mindset for Greater Work-Life Balance
HELPING YOU MOVE FORWARD
Transitions in life can be unsettling, frustrating, and challenging. They can also be a period
of personal development and a chance to gain a fresh perspective on oneself. Dr. Z works
directly with clients to assist them in making decisions and change how they approach life.
PSYCHOTHERAPY Services for a More Fulfilling Life
I work with high-functioning individuals navigating ADHD, anxiety, and mild depression who are used to being "the strong one" for others but struggle to be that for themselves. Many begin to recognize how underlying trauma or PTSD impacts their ability to feel grounded, regulated, and present. Creatives, leaders, and neuro-spicy individuals are especially welcomed.
My approach blends a feminine energy framework with trauma-informed care, supporting clients in shifting out of burnout, over-offering, and survival mode into greater self-trust, balance, and emotional alignment. We explore patterns in boundaries, self-worth, and relationships while creating space for rest and reconnection.
I specialize in trauma treatment using EMDR, helping the brain reprocess distressing experiences so they no longer carry the same emotional intensity.
Together, we build emotional regulation, strengthen boundaries, and create sustainable ways of showing up for your life, without abandoning yourself.
Therapy with Dr. Gross is a space to slow down, process, and feel seen, supported, and aligned in who you are becoming.
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Therapist
Dr. Zerri Gross (Dr.Z), Ed.D
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist #94267
Dr. Z is a licensed marriage and family therapist who holds a Doctorate of Education degree in Counseling Psychology. Dr. Z provides traditional psychotherapy in her private practice to professionals to decrease stress, anxiety, depression, inattentiveness, and lack of foucs in their profession and personal life as they transition through stages of change.
"I just wanted to take the time to say thank you. Even though our time working together was brief, I'm really grateful for the impact you made on my life. You really helped me with my financial life, and that has helped me expand my mind and life in ways I've never experienced before. And not to mention all the insanely whenever I was doubting myself or just didn't know what to do, thank you. You always knew exactly what to say to give me the boost or mental shift I needed, Thank you so much! “
"Feels like therapy is working. He has a voice. It's okay to have needs and he is feeling good with expressing needs. Can tolerate not being responsible tor ex-partner's happiness. Feels solid with control, boundaries and not being co-dependent. Isn't willing to sacrifice his own happiness for other's happiness."
"I enjoy talking my therapist and glad am glad I have a space to vent and just talk. “
"I really appreciate the way you phrase things. It makes it easier."
"I am forever grateful for all the help you have brought me for the time we have worked together. You're an amazing therapist and all your clients are lucky to have you. I learned a lot."
“I'm forever grateful for everything you did for me as a teenager. Helping me over come obstacles in my life. Helping me find who I was as a person. Thank you."
Understanding Psychotherapy
• Consult a psychotherapist for a healthy mind and body. When you reach a moment
in your life where you require professional assistance, you want to speak with
someone you can trust and with whom you are at ease. A good friend can listen, but
only a psychotherapist has the skills and expertise to assist you learn to cope when
you're stressed.
• Psychotherapists use one or more psychotherapy theories to help them through the
process of comprehending clients and issues, as well as generating solutions.
• Working in a therapeutic relationship with a psychologist, therapist, or counselor
allows you to explore your thoughts, feelings, and behavioral patterns. It may also
assist you in developing new coping skills and practices to help you better manage
daily stressors and symptoms related to your diagnosis.
• Fears, anxiety, and depression can all be alleviated with psychotherapy. Some people
will see results after six to twelve sessions, while others may require treatment for
several years. Each person's experience with psychotherapy will be unique, as will
the time it takes for them to achieve results.
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