Hi, I'm Jeremy!

Associate Marriage & Family Therapist
(AMFT) #134619
Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
(APCC) #11886
Jeremy Larson, M.S., AMFT, APCC
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Supervised by Stephanie Torres, LMFT #91218, LPCC #5981
Supervised by Alex Lerza, LMFT #83946
You're in the right place, let me assist you on your journey toward healing.
A little about me
Jeremy Larson, MS, AMFT, APCC

I have been interested in psychology and mental health for most of my life.  I really started to focus on this area during my time in the U.S. Navy.  After leaving the military I earned my Master of Science Degree in Counseling with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy.  I have been practicing therapy since 2021 and I have worked as an addictions and individual/group therapist at a residential treatment facility.  More recently, I work as an individual, couples, and family therapist at a private practice and non-profit organization.  

In session I speak plainly and genuinely, use kindness and humor, and bring a non-judgmental and collaborative attitude.  I am so excited to be able to be in the therapy field and help people through tough and challenging times in their lives.  

Therapy with jeremy

Jeremy Larson is an employee of Counseling Is Key and Integrated Therapy and Recovery practicing remotely.  He is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, Registration #AMFT 134619 and an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, Registration #APCC 11886, and is authorized to act as a Psychotherapist providing Psychotherapy under the supervision of Stephanie Torres, LMFT License #91218 and Alex Lerza, LMFT, CSAT License #83946.  Jeremy is authorized to serve clients who are residents of California in all cities/areas of the State.
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