
Begin your path to healing and personal growth with Brian Song, AMFT, who provides dedicated mental health support as an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. Brian believes change is always possible and offers a steady, compassionate presence where clients feel heard and supported.
Brian earned his Bachelor’s degree from UCLA and his Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Graduate School of Psychology. He works under the direct supervision of seasoned professionals, Stephanie Unson, LMFT #132817, and Neda Safvati, PsyD #PSY25346. His therapy services cater to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families, specializing in emotional regulation, family transitions, anxiety, behavioral concerns, couples' issues, and depression. He collaborates with parents to create supportive home environments and helps individuals build practical tools for renewed meaning.
Brian values each client’s unique identity and considers cultural, generational, and systemic influences in therapy. He also supports clients facing religious trauma and faith transitions, approaching these issues with sensitivity and respect. By integrating CBT, EFT, Gottman Method Couples Therapy, and attachment-based perspectives within a trauma-informed framework, Brian provides comprehensive therapy services.
As a father and someone who began a new professional chapter later in life, Brian brings both lived experience and renewed passion into the therapy room. He understands the courage it takes to begin something new and is ready to walk alongside you as you move toward healing, connection, and wholeness.
Please note that Tiny Steps is not a crisis center; our focus is on providing therapy services for routine care related to mild and moderate diagnoses. Your mental health support is our top priority. If you are experiencing severe symptoms or distress, or need immediate care, please reach out to the National Suicide Hotline at 800-273-8255 or the NAMI crisis line at 800-854-7711. Additionally, if you are facing a life-threatening emergency, please dial 911 or 988, or proceed to your nearest emergency room right away.
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