Angeline Thomson, M.A., LMFT

Angeline Thomson, M.A., LMFT, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 21 years of experience in the health and mental health field. She provides therapeutic services to individuals, couples, and families across a broad range of clinical needs. Her professional background includes work with Alzheimer’s and dementia patients, children and family systems, individuals experiencing psychotic disorders, eating disorders, and clients in private practice settings. She is a Prepare & Enrich facilitator, has obtained certification and utilized IY; Incredible Years training; 25 week structured parenting classes in collaboration with therapy for their children whom ranged in age from 11 months old-18 years of age. Angeline is extremely passionate about her work and having over a decade working with children and families, she strives to keep and or repair family units and or systems. She is licensed through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences and has served in multiple office settings, telehealth and clinical platforms, maintaining a strong focus on accessible, client-centered care. Angeline’s path into the field of mental health was deeply influenced by personal life experiences. She has shared that the early loss of her father when she was three years old, along with witnessing her sister receive therapy support through her mother’s involvement, played a significant role in shaping her commitment to becoming a therapist. Throughout her journey, she has also been guided and mentored by several influential figures, including high school counselor Linda Ring, therapist Katie Anderson, basketball coach Bob Wagner, and professor Dr. Fatten, and so many more! all of whom contributed to her development both personally and professionally. A defining milestone in Angeline’s academic journey was beginning college at an early age of 16–17, marking the start of her long-standing dedication to the field. In her professional career, she has provided mentorship and guidance to a large amount of individuals annually, while also having experience in mentoring undergraduate students and emerging professionals in mental health. Her work is grounded in compassion, resilience, and a commitment to fostering growth, healing, and long-term well-being in the communities she serves. Over the years, Angeline feels proud and honored, to be able to have expanded her experience and expertise to have the ability to now being able to accept over 10 insurance panels, which gradually is increasing, to be able to reach more people.