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Dr. Amy Keller

350 S Lake Ave , Pasadena, California 91101
Currently Has Openings
License # MFC 38675
Website
(626) 396-9468
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  • Overview

    OVERVIEW

    Private Practice Description:

    Dr. Amy Keller is not someone you would expect to have a Doctor of Psychology in Psychoanalysis and be a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She is an avid skier, motocross rider, and semi-professional salsa dancer. Her joie de vivre and wanderlust have led her to live in countries such as Israel, Egypt, Mexico, Greece, and Costa Rica. She actively engages with her patients, becoming their personal cheerleader, as well as listening and asking probing questions.

    Languages:

    • English
    • Spanish
    Ages Accepted:

    • Young adults
    • Adults
    • Seniors

  • Details

    PRACTICE DETAILS

    Teletherapy Available:

    • No
    Services Offered:

    • Counseling
    • Couples Therapy
    • Individual Therapy
    • Talk Therapy
    Approaches to Therapy:

    • Psychoanalytic
    Specialties:

    • Anxiety
    • Gay and Lesbian Issues
    • Marital Discord
    • Mood Disorders
    • Trauma
    Degree:

    • MFT
    • PsyD

  • Credentials

    Primary License Type:

    • Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist - LMFT
    Primary Licensing State:

    • CA
    Primary License #: MFC 38675

  • Availability

    AVAILABILITY

    Currently Accepting Clients: Yes
    ADA Accessible: Yes
    Near Public Transportation?: Yes

  • Payment

    Currently Accepting Health Insurance?:

    • Not Accepted

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