Thank you for having me back! It was such a treat to drop in to my Alma Mater and guest lecture for USC Masters in Social Work on Adolescent Substance Use. Loved the conversation! ❤️❤️❤️ #usc #uscsocialwork #harmreduction
🌀 We’re excited to welcome Youna L. Kwak, LMFT, to the NEST team! 🌀
Youna brings a warm, thoughtful approach to therapy, supporting individuals and couples navigating trauma, identity exploration, relationships, and life transitions. Her work centers curiosity, compassion, and deep listening to help clients feel seen and supported as they move toward meaningful change.
We’re honored to have Youna’s wisdom and care as part of our clinical community. Welcome to the NEST, Youna! ☀️
🔗 Learn more or get started: therapyatnest.com/youna-l-kwak
🌿 Please join us in welcoming Anthony Kozlowski, AMFT, APCC, to the NEST team! 🌿
Anthony brings a collaborative, client-centered approach to therapy, supporting individuals and couples navigating anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship challenges, and major life transitions. He incorporates mindfulness, somatic awareness, and skills-based tools to help clients feel more grounded, connected, and empowered in their lives.
We’re excited to have Anthony’s thoughtful presence and care as part of our growing clinical team. Welcome to the NEST, Anthony! 🪺
🔗 Learn more or get started: therapyatnest.com/anthony-kozlowski
✨ Welcome to the NEST, Morgan Siggard, AMFT! ✨
Morgan provides trauma-informed, affirming therapy for individuals, couples, and teens, with a special focus on neurodivergent, LGBTQ+, and CNM communities, as well as life transitions like postpartum adjustment and identity exploration.
We’re so excited to have Morgan’s warmth and care on our team. 💛
🔗 Learn more or book a consultation: therapyatnest.com/morgan-siggard
We’re so excited to share that Setareh Vatan, MA, LMFT, LPCC is stepping into a new role at NEST as our part-time Clinical Director & Supervisor ✨
Setareh brings deep experience in trauma-informed care, psychedelic preparation & integration, and substance use work, blending Jungian, psychodynamic, and IFS approaches to support xmeaningful, lasting transformation.
In addition to supporting our clinical team, Setareh is currently accepting clients for telehealth therapy in California and Colorado 🌿
We’re so grateful to have her leadership, insight, and care guiding our community.
Learn more at the link in bio 🤍
2,000 of you 🥹
We’re so grateful for this growing community. We’re just getting started. ✨
#gratitude #communitycare #mentalhealthmatters #harmreduction #therapycommunity
What’s it like working on the Harm Reduction unit at Lightning in a Bottle?⚡️ It’s a whole lot of work, high intensity, endless laughter, and forever friends. It is my utmost privilege to help keep the community safe and provide emotional support where needed.
I’ll be out there in 2026 holding it down with the dream team @NestHarmReduction . Applications are open to join as a volunteer! If you’re interested, shoot me a message and I’ll send the link your way 🫶🏼
Your psychedelic facilitator is NOT your friend.
In this clip, I’m talking with psychedelic therapy expert Erica Siegal about one of the biggest red flags in psychedelic work: blurred boundaries. When money and privacy are involved, that relationship is clinical: it is not friendship, not networking, not future dating territory.
Erica explains why personal disclosure and “bonding vibes” can turn into undue influence, especially when someone is in a regressed, time-dilated, emotionally wide-open state involving feelings of gratitude and attachment.
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