AUTHOR

Marija Galebovic LMHC

Licensing & Certifications:

Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Behavioral Health Professionals Cultural Competency Certification

Professional Background

Marija Galebovic is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who entered the field of psychology with a vision and desire to assist others on their unique healing journeys. With her work focused exclusively, for more than seven years, in the field of psychology, she continues to pursue the same path as a Ph.D. student working toward her doctoral degree, and the title, of Consulting Psychologist.

In addition, over the past several years Marija received extensive training across various fields of mental health counseling while also working on her dissertation on occupational burnout. Currently, she mostly works with individual clients experiencing stress, anxiety, life transition, and/or adjustment concerns. Her approach to therapy is eclectic, with unconditional positive regard, emphasis on empowerment through psychoeducation, and a focus on strong therapeutic alliance.

Professional Affiliations:

American Psychological Association

Education:

M.A., Clinical Psychology, Brandman University
B.A., Psychology, Brandman University
A.A., Psychology, Monterey Peninsula College

Areas of Focus

Marija Galebovic offers compassionate counseling and support for individuals navigating stress, anxiety, and life transitions. With over seven years of dedicated experience and ongoing doctoral studies, she empowers clients through a tailored, eclectic approach to therapy.

Marija Galebovic utilizes a number of therapeutic approaches, including:

Anxiety and Adjustment Disorders
Stress
Burnout
Mindfulness
Coping Skills

Life and Work Transitions
Psychoeducation
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

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