Post A FREE Business Listing & Grow Your Business! Click Here!
Hello, my name is Gabrielle Dillard she/her/hers, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW 89837) and founder of Gabrielle Dillard, LCSW, where we provide virtual psychotherapy.
I am an alumni of the University of Southern California (USC) School of Social Work. I have over seven years of experience working in the mental health field as a social worker and therapist. I work with individuals who may be struggling with anxiety, depression, and trauma.
In my practice, I utilize an eclectic approach to incorporate a combination of evidence-based practices. I understand we all learn differently, and our journeys are all unique. My treatment approach includes providing a client-centered, trauma-informed, strength-based therapeutic style. I will work with you to determine which therapy models are best for you in our work together. I take a whole-person approach, emphasizing the mind and body connection to mental health.
Some of the commonly used modalities used in my practice include:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Mindfulness
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Tapping
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
My goal is to empower patients to achieve healing by providing a safe space to process and identify emotions and developing coping skills to work through various circumstances.
Virtual Office in all California cities
Traveling as an LGBTQ+ person in 2025 comes with both exciting opportunities and important considerations. With laws, social attitudes, and safety conditions changing around the world, understanding which destinations are safe and which require caution is more critical than ever. Reports from Riskline and A3M Global Monitoring provide an updated ..
Working with gender-expansive and nonbinary clients requires therapists to move beyond traditional binary-focused frameworks and adopt affirming, flexible, and evidence-based therapeutic approaches for nonbinary clients. Gender-expansive clients—those whose gender identity falls outside traditional male or female categories—often face unique mental health challenges, including minority stress, discrimination, and identity-related ..
LGBTQ+ youth homelessness is a growing crisis across North America. Although queer and trans youth make up an estimated 7–10% of the general youth population, they account for up to 40% of young people experiencing homelessness. This disproportionate rate shows that LGBTQ+ youth homelessness is not caused by identity itself, ..
Car accidents are already tough and chaotic. However, LGBTQ+ drivers may also experience additional layers of fear and stress in their driving. Common fears may include being misgendered or subjected to an attack or hateful comment about their identity. Below are four rights to remember after you’ve had an ..
In 2025, the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in the United States stands at a crossroads. While public acceptance of queer and trans people continues to rise, the political landscape tells a different story — one marked by unprecedented legislative attacks, deep cultural division, and an increasingly organized effort to roll ..
Hidden disabilities represent a significant portion of disabilities in the UK, yet their invisibility creates unique challenges for those living with them. Under the Equality Act 2010, someone is disabled if they have a physical or mental impairment that has a substantial ..
Here you'll find all collections you've created before.
