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Jia Rebecca Li
Level 3 Trained

Jia Rebecca Li

LMFT, M.A., J.D.

4370 Alpine Rd., Suite 206 Portola Valley, CA  94028 United States
Provides online therapy
Languages

English, Mandarin

Availability

Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm, weekend or evening hours by request

Insurance Accepted

No

Payment Methods
  • Credit cards
  • Sliding scale
Qualifications
  • Degree: MA-counseling, BS and MA-psychology
  • Field: psychotherapy
  • License states: CA
About

I’m bi-lingual (Mandarin/English), and my work stands out in FOUR UNIQUE ASPECTS:
(1) In addition to the Gottman method, I'm a Certified Hakomi Therapist and have in-depth training in other highly impactful couple therapy approaches such as The Developmental Model by The Couples Institute and Terry Real’s Real Life Therapy. I also use tools from EFT, Collaborative Couple Therapy, DBT, PACT and somatic experiencing. My work seeks to be (a) collaborative, (b) compassionate and (c) highly experiential. See my website for how my work reflects these core elements.
(2) My prior career with the corporate world (law firms, investment banking and startup/ventures) has offered me lived experience and understanding of the pressure and uncertainties in today's work/life dynamics and their impact on couples/families.
(3) I bring a deep cultural sensitivity about race, immigration history and multigenerational trauma to my work with minorities, bi-racial couples and mixed-race families. Living and working in diverse cultures and places of the world has also cultivated my capacity for compassion, empathy and curiosity.
(4) My experience with grief and transition is invaluable in my work with couples to process past traumas, deep hurt, lost dreams, long-term disappointments and shattered trust in the hope of building a “relationship 2.0.” I'm also attuned to the multiple significant transitions in relationships and their impact on each partner.

In Chinese, “crisis” comprises of two characters: 危 (danger) and 机 (opportunity). They are two sides of the same experience. And that's what I believe: That human beings are fundamentally resourceful. It is through understanding our struggles that we come to deeply appreciate our strengths and desires and find capacity to explore new paths. Our struggles are an essential part of our growth.

Special populations

Culture/race; new parents; parenting (teen/young adults); grief/life transitions; trust/betrayal

Services
  • Online Therapy
  • Individual
  • Couples
  • Family
Specialties
  • Affairs
  • Anger
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Grief
  • Infertility
  • Parenting
  • Pre Marital
  • PTSD
Specialized Ages
  • Adults