Alexandra Felix, AMFT

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Embark on a transformative journey with the guidance of Alexandra Felix, Associate Marriage and Family Therapist AMFT #152283. 

Alex (she/her) is a second-generation Mexican American who comes from a long line of strong, resilient beings. She is the first woman in her family to earn a college degree, achieving her Bachelor’s degree from California State University, Fullerton in Psychology and her Master’s degree from Antioch University, Los Angeles in Clinical Psychology. 

Alex has experience working with a diverse group of individuals including children, adolescents, families, adults, couples and so on. Through Antioch University Counseling Center’s School-Based Program, Alex worked with adolescents who were struggling to meet the demands of the ever-evolving world. Her strengths in working with children and adolescents reside in cultivating autonomy, healthy boundaries and self-worth. With all clients, Alex believes in fostering empowerment, self-compassion and growth.    

Alex’s work consists of a balance between pragmatic approaches and creative in-depth approaches. Through a mind+body approach, Alex uses Cognitive-Behavioral and Somatic Experiencing techniques to help her clients develop the skills and insight they need to relieve stress, anxiety and depression. To explore the much deeper depths of the self, Alex utilizes an integrated approach of Narrative Therapy and Attachment-Based interventions to help individuals heal abandonment wounds and learn how to form more positive relationships with themselves and others. 

One of the most integral aspects of Alex’s work is to wholeheartedly see each individual’s multifaceted identity. Everything from gender identity to sexual orientation, racial identity, ableism and beyond is explored to help every client find resolution in places that have been wounded for so long. A new beginning is here and Alex is ready to welcome you into the space of opportunity.