Type One Diabetes
Carly Nahin, LCSW has a special passion for supporting individuals living with type one diabetes, understanding that the emotional and mental health challenges of managing a chronic condition often go unseen.
Whether you're navigating a new diagnosis, feeling overwhelmed, experiencing burnout, or just needing space to talk about how chronic illness affects your life, therapy can be a powerful place to feel heard and supported. Carly practices trauma-informed care, which means she prioritizes safety, trust, and collaboration—welcoming you just as you are.
Her therapeutic approach blends evidence-based modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), strengths-based therapy, and client-centered care. She also draws from humanistic and relational approaches to create a warm, compassionate environment where your story matters, and your voice leads the way.
Metabolic/Rare Disorders
Amanda B. Butler, LCSW is deeply committed to supporting individuals and families navigating rare genetic and metabolic conditions. In addition to her work as a mental health therapist, Amanda is a full-time medical social worker in the field of genetics with a focus on metabolics. She brings a unique understanding of the complex realities that come with these diagnoses, including strict dietary needs, medical routines, metabolic crises, and reproductive considerations. Amanda offers a supportive space to process these challenges, build resilience, and strengthen your ability to cope and thrive.
Caregiver Support
Carly Nahin, LCSW, and Amanda B. Butler, LCSW, are here to support caregivers of loved ones with chronic, rare, or metabolic conditions. Being a sibling, grandparent, or extended family member comes with its own unique joys and challenges. Caring for someone with ongoing medical needs can be incredibly meaningful, but it can also feel overwhelming, exhausting, and sometimes isolating. Therapy offers a gentle, safe space to share your experiences, process your feelings, and find ways to care for yourself while caring for your loved one.
Emotional Support Animals
Carly Nahin, LCSW is an animal lover and understands the comfort and companionship that furry family members can bring. She provides emotional support animal (ESA) letters in accordance with California state housing laws, helping ensure that clients with a qualifying mental health diagnosis can have their beloved animals live with them without discrimination.
The link below leads to an FAQ from the State of California's Civil Rights Department (CRD) providing official guidance on Emotional Support Animals and your rights under Fair Housing Law