Thank you - referrals from colleagues are the backbone of this work, and I don't take the trust lightly. I see adults and couples via telehealth throughout California.
Core areas: echoism (the fear of taking up space - reflexively tuned to everyone else's needs while your own go quiet), anger (Los Angeles County anger management provider - court and workplace referrals welcome, completion documentation provided), anxiety, depression, relationships, and men's and women's issues.
As I've mentioned, I work with echoism - a word most people haven't met yet, so plainly: echoism is the pattern of the person who fears taking up space. Named for Echo in the myth of Narcissus - the nymph who could only repeat the words of others.
It's the client who reflexively tunes to everyone else's needs while their own go quiet, who apologizes for existing, who is often found orbiting a narcissist.
It's codependency's quieter cousin. If you don't work with this population, echoism is my specialty.
The simplest path for your client: point them to the Consult Room, where they can book a free 15-20 minute consultation directly against my real availability. For professional-to-professional questions first, email jim@jimthetherapist.com with the subject line PROFESSIONAL REFERRAL, and I'll respond promptly.
If I'm not the right fit for your client, I'll say so quickly - your referral deserves a fast answer either way.
And if you would like a similar "Consult Room" page of your own, so you can reduce your subscription costs - please see below. I can help with that.
Therapists, physicians, and attorneys keep asking me the same question: how do I get AI's help with documentation without sending client data to the cloud? I built the answer for my own practice first - AI that runs entirely on your own machine, turning raw session notes into professional DAP/BIRP/SOAP documentation, with encrypted storage and an audit trail. Nothing leaves your office/home office.
That work happens under my consulting practice, Infinite Jim - separate from this therapy practice, and deliberately so. The full picture, the how-it-works, and the consultation booking all live there:
One boundary, stated plainly: consulting clients and therapy clients are separate worlds for me - you cannot be both. Colleagues and referral partners, of course, are neither, and always welcome in both places.