Nadia London

I specialize in supporting BIPOC individuals, first-generation Americans, and those in INTERRACIAL RELATIONSHIPS in Los Angeles who are navigating the unique challenges of bridging cultural differences while honoring their authentic selves.

My Areas of Expertise:

• Cultural identity therapy for BIPOC individuals in Los Angeles

• First-generation therapy and family expectation conflicts

• Couples therapy for multicultural relationships

• Grief counseling and emotional processing

• Creative entrepreneur therapy

These specialties aren't just areas of study—they're lived experiences. I know firsthand what it feels like to carry the weight of being the first in your family to create a new path, manage cross-cultural relationships, prove yourself in the workplace, and constantly bridge completely separate worlds.

I'm here to help you honor your experiences and build the confidence to show up authentically in all spaces.

My approach in therapy is a collaborative experience built on cultural understanding and validation. I create a safe, comfortable environment where you can explore your internal world without judgment.

My trauma-informed, culturally responsive approach combines:

• Relational, collaborative care tailored to multicultural experiences

• Root cause exploration of how past patterns impact current relationships

• Practical skill-building for self-advocacy and boundary setting

• Cultural identity integration and authentic self-expression

We'll start by addressing your current challenges—whether relationship conflicts, grief, workplace dynamics, or cultural pressure—then explore how past experiences shape the way you navigate life and relationships today.

I'm passionate about helping individuals and couples thrive in their closest relationships, working with you to engage curiosity and exploration into the feelings and behaviors that get in the way of the life and relationships you desire.

Before becoming a therapist, I spent 15 years in the photo/video industry as a creative professional. As a first-generation individual, I've personally navigated many of the challenges my clients face:

• Being the first in my family to embark on creative entrepreneurship

• Dating outside of my race and managing family reactions

• Opting out of chosen religious expectations

• Constantly proving myself in professional environments

• Advocating for myself when others assign stereotypes to my identity

My own therapy experience with a therapist of color was transformative. It restored hope, helped me trust myself, and developed a sense of acceptance that allows me to show up authentically and confidently. This profound impact inspired my career transition into mental health.

As a fellow Person of Color, I understand:

• The pressure of being "the first" in your family to take unconventional paths

• The emotional labor of navigating microaggressions and workplace bias

• The complexity of maintaining cultural connections while creating new traditions

• The challenge of finding your voice in spaces that weren't designed for you

My journey is one of resilience, and I use my lived experience alongside clinical training to help other BIPOC, first-generation, and undocumented individuals visualize and rewrite their futures.

Individuals: $180

Couples: $220

Limited sliding scale options and package discounts may be available
Out of Network benefits verification available - please inquire