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Annie Finch

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Annie Finch

Annie Finch, LMFT, CADC, CSAT, is an EMDR-trained therapist at Riviera Therapy in Santa Barbara. She works with individuals and couples navigating sex and substance addiction, trauma, anxiety, intimacy, communication, and relationship concerns. Annie also facilitates an ongoing group for partners healing from betrayal. Her integrative approach draws from attachment theory, neuropsychology, CBT, trauma-informed care, person-centered therapy, Gottman Method couples therapy, and Nurturing Parenting. She offers in-office sessions and telehealth for California clients.

Professional type
Professional
Location
Santa Barbara, California, United States
City
Santa Barbara
State or region
California
Country
United States
Support offered
Betrayal trauma recovery · Partner support · Sexual addiction and compulsive sexual behavior · Addiction recovery · Trauma and PTSD support · Couples and relationship support
Service format
Therapy · Individual therapy · Couples therapy · Group therapy · EMDR
In-person services
Available
Virtual support
Available
Virtual service regions
California
Virtual service scope
state-limited
Virtual availability note
verified-on-professional-site

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