Low Fee Services ~ California Women's Therapy

California Women’s Therapy is now offering low fee mental health services through our student training program!

At California Women’s Therapy, our “practicum students” are pre-licensed therapists who are currently completing a master’s or doctoral program in psychology, professional counseling, or related mental health field.

These pre-licensed therapists are working under the supervision of our training team — which consists of Dr. Jordyn Trockman (our Director of Training) and our clinical supervisors, Dr. Deepti Vaswani & Dr. Christina Zavalza.

The standard fee for individual psychotherapy and couple’s counseling with our practicum students is $50 per session. For clients experiencing severe financial hardship, discounts may be available.

Meet Our Practicum Students

Angelene Crump

Practicum Student California Women’s Therapy

Pursuing Master’s of Science in Professional Counseling at Grand Canyon University

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from University of North Texas

Bachelor of Sciences in Interdisciplinary Studies from University of North Texas

Angelene Crump is finishing up her Master’s program in Professional Counseling at Grand Canyon University, and currently holds a BA in Psychology and a BS in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of North Texas. She has been working as a kindergarten school teacher at Bess Race Elementary School for the past four years, providing a safe and comforting place for children from all backgrounds to learn and grow. Angelene also has experience as a behavioral interventionist, developing methods to guide and encourage positive behavior and providing emotional and mental support for students.

Angelene has the most experience working with individuals who are wanting to build self confidence, grow self-esteem, and seek support while transitioning through life stages, though she is open to working with clients from all walks of life.

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Kristin Evans

Practicum Student California Women’s Therapy

Pursuing Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Alliant University

Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) from University of Southern California

Master of Arts (MA) Degree in Psychology from Pepperdine University

Kristin Evans is a doctoral student pursuing a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Alliant University. She holds a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Southern California (USC) as well as a Master of Arts (MA) Degree in Psychology from Pepperdine University. Kristin also teaches in the online Graduate School of Education and Psychology (GSEP) at Pepperdine University. Kristin is especially passionate about maternal mental health.

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Lisa Lee

Practicum Student California Women’s Therapy

Pursuing MA in Counseling Psychology at Holy Names University

Bachelor’s in Sociology from Mills College

Lisa Lee is a Master’s student at Holy Names University (no religious affiliation) pursuing her M.A. in Counseling Psychology. Lisa also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Mills College. She was born, raised and is still now residing in the Bay Area of California. Lisa identifies as a lesbian, a single mom by choice, and an Army Veteran. Pre-pandemic (also pre-baby) her world was all about traveling, going on adventures, and enjoying life. In her free time she loves taking her little one to the zoo, listening to musicals, and sewing.

Lisa is interested in working with Queer women, young adults, single mothers by choice, as well as veterans, though she is open to people from all walks of life. Lisa is passionate about making sure people have a safe space to feel heard.

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Sarah Elisha Weber

Practicum Student California Women’s Therapy

Pursuing PsyD in Clinical Psychology at California Baptist University

Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from California Baptist University

Bachelors in Psychology from California Baptist University

Sarah Elisha Weber is a doctoral intern pursuing a degree in Clinical Psychology. She holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology and a Bachelors in Psychology from California Baptist University. She previously served in the U.S. Coast Guard from 2011-2015. In addition to her role in search and rescue crews, she acted as the victim advocate, handling advocacy for all reported sexual assaults in her area of operation for a couple years.

Since the military, she has been an active supporter and researcher in the area of military to civilian transition and the healing of trauma. These efforts have included building support programs and veteran resource centers for student veterans on university campuses and fundraising for veteran professional development and medical support initiatives.

Her area of clinical experience has been with military, first-responders, and sexual trauma survivors. She is passionate about helping clients with reconciliation and healing as well as the integration of religious beliefs into treatment.