FAQ — Dr. Jené Verchick, Psy.D.
Who do you work with?
Adults, teens, and couples. The practice focuses on supporting individuals and relationships through a range of life experiences. Dr.
What are your specialties?
Anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, marriage counseling, trauma, premarital counseling, divorce, life transitions, stress, grief, and addiction.
How do you describe your approach to therapy?
Therapy is a deeply personal process. Dr. Verchick helps clients explore the parts of themselves that hinder intimacy, self-awareness, and insight—offering guidance to gain fresh perspectives, unravel destructive patterns, and build a more resilient and fulfilling life.
What kinds of therapy services do you offer?
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Anxiety & Stress Therapy
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Depression Counseling
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Couples & Marriage Counseling
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Life Transitions Therapy
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Trauma & PTSD Therapy
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Grief & Loss Counseling
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Addiction & Recovery Support
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Personal Growth & Self-Improvement
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Health & Chronic Illness Support
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Child, Teen & Family Therapy
Can therapy help with anxiety and stress? What does that look like?
Support includes help with panic attacks, social anxiety, work stress/burnout, and persistent worry; the goal is to feel calmer, more present, and back in control.
Do you work with couples and marriages?
Yes—couples therapy creates a safe space to improve communication, rebuild trust, address intimacy concerns, and heal after infidelity or blended-family stress.
Do you see children or teens?
Yes. Sessions can address anxiety, depression, ADHD, school stress, social pressures, and family conflict—often strengthening communication at home.
Can therapy support me through a major life change (e.g., divorce, relocation, career shift)?
Yes—guidance focuses on adjusting with confidence, managing uncertainty, and creating a balanced path forward.
What is your training and background?
Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology (California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles), two Master’s degrees (Clinical Psychology at CSPP; Child, Adolescent & Family Therapy at USC), and a B.A. in Psychology (University of Arizona).
How do I get started or contact you?
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It's ok to call; all calls go to voicemail.
Where are you located?
Los Angeles, serving adults, teens, and couples across the area.
To learn more about how Dr. Verchick can help you please contact me directly.