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Kellie Nasont, LCP

Kellie Nasont, LCP

Psychologist
CA
Like so many people, I sometimes fall into thinking that “Things will be better when…,” “If I only had…,” and “I wish I were more like….”. Although it is tempting and easy to do, the end result of thinking this way is consistent disappointment, critical self-talk, feelings of not being “enough,” and hopelessness. The irony is that we create these circumstances unknowingly and become captive to our misplaced hopes and desires. We live this way in secret, pretending that all is well, hoping that no one sees between the gaps. Just as we create these circumstances, however, we have the power to break out and redefine our lives in meaningful ways. Helping people do this is my passion. My therapeutic approach is warm, curious, and centered around noticing and describing patterns to assist in the discovery of your values. Once values are established and well-defined, they create space for exploration and hope. With regular practice of hope, we build the skills to accept unfavorable circumstances, increase openness to new opportunities, and expand the horizon of our imagination of what is “possible.” Although I have experience treating a range of severe and persistent mental illnesses, I have built my current practice with an emphasis on helping people move through the things that make them feel "stuck" in everyday life. I use a range of therapeutic tools to do this, which include psychodynamic conceptualization, an existentially-oriented approach, evidence-based practice interventions (CBT, DBT, ACT), and EMDR for trauma reprocessing. My style of communication is warm, descriptive, and transparent. I reflect content and emotions within the session to increase insight and explore themes deeply. I told myself for years that I never wanted to be a therapist - oops! I found my way to becoming a licensed clinical psychologist by trial and error and by finally realizing that the work that I find most impactful and fulfilling is done on an individual basis.

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About Kellie Nasont

Focus areas

Anxiety
LGBTQ+ Counseling
Stress Management
Bipolar Disorder
Life Transition
Work-Related Counseling
Insomnia
Psychological Trauma

Clientele seen

Teenagers (13-17)
Couples
Young adults (18-24)
Adults (25-64)

Treatment approaches

Acceptance and Commitment (ACT)
Cognitive Processing (CPT)
Attachment-based
Compassion Focused
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Dialectical (DBT)

Identity

Gender

Female

Faith

Christian

Ethnicity

Hispanic or Latinx, White

Languages spoken

English

Getting to know Kellie Nasont

Like so many people, I sometimes fall into thinking that “Things will be better when…,” “If I only had…,” and “I wish I were more like….”. Although it is tempting and easy to do, the end result of thinking this way is consistent disappointment, critical self-talk, feelings of not being “enough,” and hopelessness. The irony is that we create these circumstances unknowingly and become captive to our misplaced hopes and desires. We live this way in secret, pretending that all is well, hoping that no one sees between the gaps. Just as we create these circumstances, however, we have the power to break out and redefine our lives in meaningful ways. Helping people do this is my passion. My therapeutic approach is warm, curious, and centered around noticing and describing patterns to assist in the discovery of your values. Once values are established and well-defined, they create space for exploration and hope. With regular practice of hope, we build the skills to accept unfavorable circumstances, increase openness to new opportunities, and expand the horizon of our imagination of what is “possible.” Although I have experience treating a range of severe and persistent mental illnesses, I have built my current practice with an emphasis on helping people move through the things that make them feel "stuck" in everyday life. I use a range of therapeutic tools to do this, which include psychodynamic conceptualization, an existentially-oriented approach, evidence-based practice interventions (CBT, DBT, ACT), and EMDR for trauma reprocessing. My style of communication is warm, descriptive, and transparent. I reflect content and emotions within the session to increase insight and explore themes deeply. I told myself for years that I never wanted to be a therapist - oops! I found my way to becoming a licensed clinical psychologist by trial and error and by finally realizing that the work that I find most impactful and fulfilling is done on an individual basis.

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Popular visit reasons

Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Depression
Mood Swings
Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD)
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy Intake / Initial Visit
Therapy
Worry
Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Depression
Mood Swings
Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD)

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Practice names

Education and training

  • Azusa Pacific University, Doctor of Psychology

NPI number

1417449661

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