GGOC Spotlight: Karley White

Karley White (She/Her), an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (#118863) at Gather and Grow OC, helps clients uncover their unique life stories and find inner balance. Under the supervision of Jacqueline Plante, Director (CA Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #91084), she uses humor and integrates clients’ passions into therapy. Karley is committed to LGBTQ+-affirming, sex-positive, kink-positive, antiracist, and anti-ableist care. For a compassionate guide through your unique journey, REACH OUT to Karley today.

Ripple Effect: Walk for Suicide Prevention on June 24, 2024

'Changing Tides: The Ripple Effect' is holding a Walk for Suicide Prevention on Saturday, June 24, 2023. This event, aiming to raise funds for suicide prevention and mental health services with a particular focus on Asian American and Pacific Islander youth, will feature a reflective walk, guest speakers, vendors, and mental health resources. For more details and to participate, visit the Little Tokyo Service Center Website.

Pride Started with a Riot...

As we celebrate Pride Month, we reflect upon and recognize the progress made by our diverse and vibrant LGBTQ+ community. But Pride is not just about celebration; it's also about acknowledging the work that still needs to be done. Pride began as a riot. The Stonewall Riots of 1969, a watershed moment in LGBTQ+ rights history, remind us of the power of, ‘building communities of resistance,’ and the ways that we gather so that we can grow together!

GGOC Spotlight: Stephanie Gast

Stephanie Gast (She/Her) is an Attachment-based therapist, who utilizes a heart-centered approach to gently guide clients through inner child work and provide a safe space for self-understanding and growth. Stephanie is a CA Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (CA AMFT#117339), supervised by our Clinical Director Jacqueline Plante (CA LMFT # 91084). As well as supporting children, individuals, relationships, and families, Stephanie is also the host of the Lightcast Podcast which works to normalize mental health and shine a light on the shadows of human experience. 

Learn more about Stephanie and reach out for support HERE.