Anxiety & Trauma Therapist in Los Angeles, CA

Therapy for women who are tired of taking care of everyone but themselves.

A warm, thoughtful space for women navigating anxiety, trauma, chronic illness, and the parts of life that can leave you feeling disconnected from yourself.

Virtual therapy throughout California & Washington

Anxiety & Trauma Therapy in Los Angeles, CA

Therapy for women who are tired of carrying it all.

You wake up already thinking about everything that needs to get done and the mental load never lightens. You notice even small changes in people's tone and immediately wonder if they're upset with you. Your anxiety is always driving your day. You hold yourself together so well that most people have no idea how worried or exhausted you actually feel.

After years of pushing through, your body and mind are asking for something different. Anxiety & trauma therapy in Los Angeles offers a space to slow down and begin listening to what your mind and body have been carrying for so long.

You might see yourself here if...

→ You automatically put everyone else's needs before your own

→ You replay conversations wondering if you said the wrong thing

→ You feel guilty resting because there's always something more you "should" be doing

→ You seem calm and successful on the outside, but inside you're overwhelmed

→ You're so used to holding everything together that asking for help feels uncomfortable

→ Your body feels exhausted, but your mind won't slow down

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I know you’re tired of feeling…

Constantly worried, overwhelmed, and mentally “on” all the time. You hold yourself to high standards, push through exhaustion, and carry more than most people realize, all while wondering why rest never actually feels restful. From the outside, you look capable and high-functioning. Internally, you’re exhausted from overthinking, and overextending.

Imagine a world where…

You can trust yourself more deeply, feel calmer in your own mind, and stop questioning your worth based on how much you achieve or how well others perceive you. A world where rest feels restorative instead of guilt-inducing, where your worry no longer runs the show, and where you can move through life with more confidence, self-esteem, and emotional ease.

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Hi, I'm Chloe.

I’m a therapist based in Los Angeles who works with women who are tired of taking care of everyone except themselves. They may be navigating anxiety, trauma, chronic illness, and the complicated ways these experiences can shape how they see themself and move through the world.

My work is also informed by my own experience living with an autoimmune condition and navigating anxiety. I know, personally, how difficult it can be when your body doesn’t always feel predictable, when anxiety takes up more space than you’d like, and when you’re trying to make sense of who you are while moving through experiences you never expected to have.

Because of this, I bring a deep sense of compassion and understanding to the therapy room. I know that there is often so much more underneath the symptoms. From the expectations we place on ourselves, the fear of letting others down, the loss of trust in our bodies, and the ways difficult experiences can quietly change how we see ourselves.

My approach is warm, collaborative, and rooted in understanding the person underneath the symptoms. I want therapy to feel like a space where you can be honest about what you're carrying without having to minimize it, explain it away, or pretend you're doing okay.

I don't believe therapy is about fixing what's wrong with you. I believe it's about understanding yourself more fully, making sense of what you've been through, reconnecting with yourself, and creating space for something different.

Therapy Services

  • Therapy for Trauma & CPTSD

    Painful experiences don’t just live in the past, it shows up in your body, your relationships and your sense of safety.

    Together, we’ll work to help you reprocess the past experiences you’ve been through and feel safe in your body and in life again.

  • Therapy for Anxiety

    A structured, evidence-informed therapy approach to understanding and reducing chronic worry, rumination, and overthinking.

    Therapy helps you build a new relationship with yourself so constant overthinking no longer runs the show.

  • EMDR Therapy

    EMDR therapy can help process distressing experiences that may still feel stuck in the mind and body. By supporting the brain’s natural healing process, EMDR can help reduce emotional overwhelm, shift negative beliefs, and create a greater sense of safety and ease.

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    Therapy for Chronic Illness

    Living with a chronic illness affects so much more than your physical health. You may find yourself grieving the life you expected, feeling misunderstood by others, or exhausted from constantly managing symptoms that no one else can see.

    Therapy offers a space to process the grief, uncertainty, burnout, and emotional weight that often accompany chronic illness.

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    Nervous System Regulation

    When your nervous system is overwhelmed, everyday stress can feel exhausting. Therapy can help you better understand your body's stress responses, develop tools to regulate your emotions, and build a greater sense of calm, safety, and resilience.

    Together, we'll work toward helping you feel more grounded and able to respond to life's challenges with confidence.

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    Self Esteem & Self Confidence

    A healthy relationship with yourself is the foundation for meaningful relationships and personal growth. Therapy can help you identify and challenge self-critical beliefs, build self-compassion, and develop lasting confidence rooted in your values rather than perfection.

    Together, we'll work toward helping you feel more secure, empowered, and authentic in your daily life.

What Clients are Saying

  • "Chloe is a breath of fresh air! I have tried a few different therapists but really have not connected with anyone like I have with Chloe. She makes me feel comfortable, supported, and challenged. I leave all of our sessions feeling regulated and with a back pocket of little tools I can use throughout my life. "

    — L.C.

  • "I can honestly say that Chloe has supported me in becoming my truest self… a version of me I didn’t think I’d ever know. I have been through a lot of trauma in my life, as well as several years of therapy, but in the year I’ve spent with Chloe, I’ve experienced the most fulfilling growth and am trusting myself for the first time."

    — A.H

  • "Chloe is thoughtful, insightful, and is incredibly innovative in how she approaches CBT and trauma therapy. Would recommend a thousand times over."

    — J.K

  • "I have been seeing Chloe for several years now. I’m so grateful to have found her, she has helped me grow so much. I always feel encouraged and often leave sessions feeling much better than when I started. She has truly been a lifesaver and I can’t imagine how different my life would be if I never started sessions with her."

    —L.M

  • "Working with Chloe is without a doubt one of the best decisions I have ever made. As someone who has gone to therapy a few times throughout her life, I know how important it is to find the right therapist and I can definitely say I have found that in Chloe. She is kind, thoughtful, and always professional."

    -R.S

  • "I am so lucky to have worked with Chloe over the past few years. She has truly changed my life in all the best ways. She is incredibly supportive but also challenges you to question your patterns of behavior and dig deep to understand underlying motivations."

    -N.K

  • "As someone who was new to therapy before seeing Chloe, she has been transformative for my therapy experience—which has inherently changed my life. She's a very warm, kind presence who has always felt like an almost older sister. But that doesn't underscore the level of smarts and insights that she brings to every session. I cannot recommend Chloe enough, especially for those who are starting therapy for the first time."

    -M.H

  • "I've been seeing Chloe for 8 months and couldn't recommend her more highly. She's practical, solution-focused, and gives you real tools you can actually use - exactly what I was looking for!"

    -L.C

Ready to take the next step?

Anxiety & Trauma Therapy in Los Angeles, CA

1. Start with a free consultation.

Taking the first step toward therapy can feel intimidating, so this is a chance for us to connect with no pressure. I offer a complimentary 15-minute phone consultation where you can ask questions, share a little about what you’re looking for, and get a sense of whether working together feels like the right fit.

You can schedule your free consultation by clicking here or by using any of the “Book” buttons throughout the website.

2. Find a time that works for you.

If we decide to move forward together, we’ll talk through the practical details and find a consistent weekly appointment time that fits your schedule. Regular sessions create space for you to feel supported and build momentum as we work toward your goals.

3. Begin your healing journey.

From there, we’ll begin working together in a supportive, trauma-informed space. We’ll explore the patterns and experiences that may be keeping you feeling stuck in fear, guilt, shame, or old ways of relating to yourself and others.

Together, we’ll work toward greater understanding, deeper self-connection, and the kind of healing that helps you move forward with more freedom and confidence.

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Your questions about Therapy in Los Angeles, CA, answered:

Chloe Kinman, LCSW

Anxiety & Trauma Therapist in Los Angeles, CA

Services available virtually throughout California & Washington