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Marty Simpson

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Marty Simpson

Marty Simpson is a California licensed marriage and family therapist, CSAT, and CPTT specializing in betrayal trauma, sex addiction, infidelity repair, couples work, and relationship intimacy. Her trauma training includes EMDR, Brainspotting, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and the APSATS partner-trauma model. She offers outpatient individual, couples, and group therapy, with telehealth for California clients and in-person appointments at her Woodland Hills office. Her site publishes a direct professional email for consultations.

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

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