Therapists

OWNER, PRESIDENT

Juan Moriel, PSYD LMFT LPCC

There once was a therapist named Juan,

Whose humor was second to none.

He'd work without pause,

With a very good cause, And made therapy feel so darn fun!

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ASSOCIATE THERAPIST

Peter Hernandez AMFT APCC

As a devoted therapist, I create a safe, empathetic space, especially supporting the LGBTQ+, trans, and intersex communities. Using varied therapeutic methods, I focus on individual needs, building on strengths and resilience to guide each client through their transformative journey.

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ASSOCIATE THERAPIST

Christopher Medina AMFT APCC

I specialize in LGBTQ+ issues, gender-affirming care, spirituality, and intersectionality. Having grappled with my own religious upbringing and sexuality, I've assisted diverse groups including the homeless, immigrants, and LGBTQ+ individuals, fueling my passion to guide others in self-understanding and community integration.

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Support Staff

TECHNOLOGY, DEVELOPMENT

Mike Aesir

Micheal Aesir is a pioneering technologist who collaborates with the Moriel Mental Health Center to meld innovation with social impact.

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OFFICE ASSISTANT, TRAINEE THERAPIST

Abigail Hernandez

I serve as the Office Assistant for Dr. Juan Moriel and am currently training to become a therapist. My primary objective is to streamline your mental health journey, ensuring prompt attention and clear communication, so you can prioritize your well-being.

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OFFICE ASSISTANT, TRAINEE THERAPIST

Lizbet Betancio

As an Office Assistant, I am skilled in managing schedules, overseeing email communications, and conducting patient screenings. I am concurrently enrolled in a university, working towards a Master's degree in Counseling with the goal of becoming a licensed therapist in the future.

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VICE PRESIDENT, MORIEL MENTAL HEALTH

Marlee

Woof woof! I'm Marlee, the Vice President of Fun and Dog Therapy at Moriel Mental Health! Splashing in the pool and being goofy are my favorite things. Ruff!

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