Trauma-Informed Therapy for Anxiety, Burnout, and Life Transitions
Serving the San Gabriel Valley, CA
Tele-therapy in California & Illinois
You may look high-functioning on the outside, but internally feel overwhelmed, anxious, emotionally exhausted, or disconnected from meaning.
Therapy can help you slow down, make sense of what you are carrying, and move forward with greater clarity and purpose, with gentleness.
If you are struggling with Depression, Anxiety, including Panic and OCD, and a history of trauma, please don’t hesitate to contact me today: 626-765-7602
I am a psychotherapist and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and hold a PhD, with over 19 years of experience in mental health, clinical practice, and higher education. My work is shaped by both clinical expertise and a deep respect for the complexity of the human experience.
Clients often describe me as thoughtful, grounded, and emotionally attuned. I bring warmth and curiosity to the therapy space, while also offering structure, insight, and clinical depth.
I am particularly attentive to the ways culture, family systems, faith, and social context shape emotional well-being.
Location & Tele-therapy
In-Person Therapy:
San Gabriel Valley, CA My office in Azusa, near Glendora, has ample parking and is in a safe and secure building. Serving Pasadena, Eagle Rock, Silverlake, Los Feliz, Atwater, Glendale, Arcadia, Rosemead, Temple City, Duarte, Monrovia, etc.
Tele-therapy Available For:
California (including the Bay Area: San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Marin, San Jose, Sunnyvale, Fremont, Cupertino, etc. )
Illinois (including Chicagoland: Wheaton, Naperville,)
All tele-therapy sessions are conducted via a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform.
My practice may be a good fit if you:
Are an adult (younger or older) seeking depth-oriented therapy
Want to understand yourself more fully, not just manage symptoms
Are navigating anxiety, including panic and/or OCD, burnout, trauma, or major life transitions
Value reflection, insight, and emotional presence
If you desire to integrate cultural or faith-based perspectives (optional)
If you are unsure whether we are a good fit, a brief consultation can help you decide. Call to schedule a free consultation: 626-765-7602, or email me at: reginatrammel@icloud.com
We seek out therapy support because we want to understand, heal from past hurts, and make appropriate changes, but recognize we cannot do it on our own.
What I Help With
I work with adults seeking support for:
Anxiety and panic symptoms, including OCD
Burnout and chronic stress
Trauma and complex trauma
Grief and loss
Existential concerns and questions of meaning
Faith-related wounds and spiritual distress
Cultural stressors, including Asian American identity and intergenerational dynamics
Services are available in person in the San Gabriel Valley and via secure tele-therapy for clients located in California (including the Bay Area) and Illinois (including Chicagoland).
As an experienced therapist, I utilize a range of Evidence-Based Therapies tailored to your unique needs.
My Therapeutic Approach:
My approach is trauma-informed, relational, and integrative. Therapy with me is not about quick fixes or surface-level coping strategies—it is about understanding the deeper patterns shaping your emotional life and building sustainable change.
I draw from evidence-based and contemplative approaches, including:
Trauma-informed psychotherapy
Mindfulness-based and somatic approaches
Existential and meaning-centered therapy
Cognitive and relational frameworks
Optional integration of Christian faith and spirituality, when desired
Sessions are collaborative, paced, and attuned to your lived experience.
Therapy should be a curated endeavor between you and your therapist. As a psychotherapist, Regina will humanely explore those parts of yourself that often go unexplored to help you develop insight into your issues.
Mindfulness in therapy invites all of you: mind, body, and spirit.
Used in therapy, mindfulness is therapeutic and healing because it is necessary in today’s often-mindless world. Mindfulness allows for healing from past hurt and traumas freeing you to live life in conscious awareness, and purposefully with resilience. Mindfulness-based therapy builds that resilience through skills and practices that you may experience as a release of tension in your body, and deep, full breaths. For your mind, it can feel like a brain bath and clarity and focus. For your soul, the truth of who you are is contained in the deep acceptance for the experience of who you are and who you are becoming. Mindfulness allows for healing from past hurt and traumas freeing you to live life in conscious awareness, and purposefully with resilience.
What is Existential therapy, and how does it help? Explore meaning in life, even meaning from suffering.
Therapy is most productive when your “now” makes sense in the context of the larger story of who you are, where you have been, what makes you unique, what you hold dear, such as your values, and your desires. Unlike a temporary therapeutic bandaid, we seek deeper, long-lasting healing when we can speak aloud your truth and compare it with the bigger Truths as we know them in faith and spiritual practices and experience. Sessions are the praxis of clinical awareness and application of the truths and values you hold dear. Existential therapy is about living fully into your authenticity, being generous with who you are, living in freedom because you understand the purpose and value of your life. Sessions are culturally-responsive, focused on identifying purpose, and tackling life’s anxieties.
Below is a link to a popular TEDx talk that I gave about mindfulness.
If you would like to learn more about me to assess if I am a good fit for you, please visit the About Regina tab for more or text 626-765-7602.