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Yuriko Domyo, LMFT
I offer culturally sensitive, trauma-informed psychotherapy to support folks. I help bring awareness, healing, and transformation in times of need, difficulties, and transitions.

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Yuriko Domyo, LMFT

Location

Licensed in

CA

Other Languages

Approach

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, Psychodynamic, Relational, Solution-focused, Strengths-based

Therapy Style

I offer culturally sensitive, trauma-informed psychotherapy to support folks. I help bring awareness, healing, and transformation in times of need, difficulties, and transitions. I have deep commitment and curiosity for my clients. Working with me, you'll find someone who is warm, open, spacious and engaged, and playful at times.

I approach the process of therapy as collaboration and exploration and bring tools and theories from different approaches such as psychodynamic, attachment theory, drama therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and somatic therapy. I am also trained and certified in a body-oriented approach for the resolution of chronic stress and trauma called Somatic Experiencing® (SE). SE techniques are simple and gentle yet I found it to be a powerful and transformative experience to feel more connected to your body, senses, and overall sense of regulation.

Education

BA - Drama, University of Washington

MA - Counseling Psychology, California Institute of Integral Studies

License Number and State

116772

Pronouns

she/her

Why did you become a mental health professional?

I studied theater as a teen, and I came to realize the psychotherapeutic potential of drama in my own life and became highly intrigued by the connection between embodiment, psychology, and theater. I also truly enjoyed the authentic connection with people, and it led me to go to pursue a career in counseling.

What are your interests outside of work?

I enjoy going to farmer's market, cooking different cuisines, hiking and seeing different landscapes, crafting, traveling, and spending time with my friends and family.

What is one thing you do daily that supports your well-being?

Making sure that I get good night's sleep and enough rest every night. If I don't, I try to take it easy the next day.