About

INTRODUCTION

Caitlin Weber enjoys working with individuals who are curious about discovering their authentic selves and unlocking their true potential. She believes that hearing someone’s story is sacred. Through psychotherapy, Caitlin offers a supportive space to explore past and present experiences, improve self-esteem and relationships, and deepen personal insight—all with the goal of cultivating a more purposeful, freeing, and fulfilling life.

Caitlin’s path to becoming a Mental Health Practitioner was inspired by her passion for wellness and overcoming personal health challenges. Growing up around psychologists sparked her early interest in the mental health field. However, it wasn’t until her undergraduate studies that her own health concerns launched her into a unique wellness journey. After retiring from athletics during that time, Caitlin worked closely with a team of healthcare professionals to navigate major life changes through nutrition, exercise, and Positive Psychology. This collaborative support system not only helped her achieve her wellness goals but also redirected her career path. She went on to earn a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology and fulfill California’s clinical requirements to become a licensed LMFT.

Now, Caitlin is dedicated to helping others find growth, hope, and transformation in their own wellness journeys.

My passion for balanced health, combined with a desire to help others, led me to pursue advanced studies in Clinical Psychology—where I’ve spent years observing, listening, and learning. I’m deeply interested in understanding human beings more fully. I earned my Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from Azusa Pacific University. I went on to complete over 3,000 clinical hours and passed two California Board exams to become a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT).

Growing up as a child athlete significantly shaped my views on body awareness, identity, self-esteem, anxiety management, performance, and burnout prevention. Being exposed to psychology early on also deepened my appreciation for Positive Psychology, cultural diversity, preventative healthcare, and creative, integrative interventions.

During my clinical training, practicum, and associateship, I worked with a wide range of clients—children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Today, I specialize in working primarily with emerging adult women, particularly those navigating stress, anxiety, life transitions, burnout, low self-esteem, interpersonal challenges, faith integration, digital overuse, or incongruence between values and lifestyle. I also support clients facing health-related concerns such as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), hormonal imbalances, and other chronic medical conditions.

In my free time, I enjoy the outdoors—beaches, hiking, and biking—as well as Pilates, cooking and exploring new cuisines, music, reading, traveling, interior design, and refinishing furniture. Most importantly, I value quality time with loved ones. I look forward to learning more about you as well and exploring how we might collaborate on your journey!

About

My Approach

As a person-centered psychotherapist, I often integrate psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral approaches, while implementing a whole-person perspective. I’m passionate about holistic health and value therapy as a diverse, evolving process—one that allows for corrective emotional experiences, deeper self-trust, grounding practices, and, most importantly, self-awareness and empowerment.

I also enjoy exploring spirituality and self-care as essential elements of a lifestyle that fosters growth and well-being.

In summary, I prioritize and advocate for a balanced life—one that supports mental, emotional, spiritual, physical, and relational health.

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