Ashley, Scates & Associates
ASA is a Black woman-led therapy collective offering culturally responsive and affordable mental health care. Our team of Associate Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists provides individual, couple, and family therapy for diverse clients across California. We support people facing anxiety, depression, PTSD, grief, ADHD, relationship issues, identity exploration, and more. Supervised by licensed clinicians, our associates offer high-quality care with sliding scale rates. At ASA, we value compassion, collaboration, and honoring your lived experience. If you’re seeking supportive, culturally attuned therapy at a price that works for you, we invite you to connect with us today.
Diamond Lee, MSW, ASW
(323)496-6831 DiamondlEeTherapy@gmail.com
Diamond Lee (She/Her) is an associate therapist who specializes in helping Black women navigate issues related to relationships, perinatal mental health, self-esteem, career, race-based stress, depression, and anxiety. Diamond is on a mission to guide her clients from repression to liberation and authenticity. Her goal is to create a comfortable, non-judgmental, empathetic environment for collaborative change through problem-solving, growth, and introspection.
Diamond uses a range of approaches, including psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and mindfulness. Additionally, she utilize techniques such as EMDR and other somatic approaches to help clients process unhealed wounds, connect with their bodies, and embrace their authentic selves.
KIm Seabrooks, MA, AMFT
(818)850-7600 Kseabrooks@antioch.edu
Kim Seabrooks (she/her) is a relational therapist that uses an integrative approach to therapy by utilizing a psychodynamic, humanistic, client- centered approach with emphasis on intergenerational trauma and attachment. Kim helps individuals, couples, and families to learn to listen more effectively to themselves and each other using somatic processes to untangle emotional blockages. Kim has experience with childhood trauma and trauma related symptoms such as grief, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem and relational conflict. She is ready to explore your past and actively listen for repeating negative patterns that keep people stuck.
Her objective is to create a safe space for clients to address their concerns. and mindfully collaborate to support the experience of a fully expressed life.