Therapy can be more than symptom relief. It can be a place to meet the patterns, dreams, wounds, and unlived parts of you—and to return to your life with greater choice.
The threshold is not an escape. It is an encounter.
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The approach
Begin with what feels alive.
Marco Iglesias, LMFTDepth-oriented psychotherapist
You may arrive feeling anxious, disconnected from your own voice, caught in a relationship pattern, or unable to create the life you can almost imagine.
Our work makes room for both the life you are living and the deeper life moving beneath it. I listen for emotion, symbol, body, dream, and story—then help you translate insight into grounded change.
My style is calm, curious, and deeply relational. Therapy is collaborative: we move at a pace that respects your nervous system while staying close to what matters.
Jungian depth workIFS-informed parts workEMDR-informed toolsMindfulness & embodiment
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Ways we can work
A place for the whole story.
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Anxiety, identity & relationships
For the vigilance, self-doubt, codependent patterns, and identity shifts that make it difficult to feel fully present in your own life.
Boundaries, attachment patterns, self-trust, emotional regulation, transitions, and the difference between caring for others and disappearing into them.
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Trauma & nervous-system healing
For experiences that continue to live in the body—even when the thinking mind understands that the danger has passed.
Traumatic memories, protective responses, shame, grief, somatic signals, and new experiences of safety and agency.
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Dreams, creativity & meaning
For artists, seekers, and anyone sensing that a more truthful life is trying to emerge through image, symbol, or creative longing.
Dream images, creative blocks, spirituality, the shadow, life purpose, imagination, and the voice beneath habitual self-criticism.
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The process
Depth with direction.
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Arrive as you are
We begin with what is most alive, painful, confusing, or persistent right now. You do not need a polished explanation.
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Listen beneath the surface
We notice recurring patterns and the emotional, bodily, relational, and symbolic language carrying them.
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Practice a new response
Insight becomes meaningful when it creates more freedom: a boundary, a pause, a fuller voice, or a different relationship with yourself.
“The work is not to become someone else. It is to become more fully present to the life that is already yours.”
— The Inner Canvas
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Fees & insurance
Clarity before we begin.
Sessions
Individual online therapy
Care is provided virtually to adults located in California. Current availability and session frequency are discussed before your first appointment.
Insurance & payment
Aetna & private pay
The Inner Canvas is in-network with Aetna. Your exact responsibility depends on your individual plan, deductible, copay, and coinsurance. Please contact Aetna using the number on your insurance card to confirm your outpatient mental-health benefits.
Aetna coverage, copays, deductibles, and eligibility vary by plan. Verification of benefits is not a guarantee of payment. For current private-pay information, please ask during your consultation.
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Notes from the inner world
Writing for the journey.
A first conversation
You do not have to know exactly where to begin.
A consultation is a chance to share what brings you here, ask practical questions, and sense whether working together feels right.