Dr. Camilla Cummings is a licensed psychologist who aims to provide evidence-based psychotherapy within the context of an authentic, person-centered, and collaborative therapeutic relationship. She centers the inherent strength, capacity, and resilience of the people she serves and sees her task as working alongside you as you cultivate the life that you want to lead.
Camilla offers expertise in providing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and draws from other modalities including motivational interviewing (MI), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). She has experience treating PTSD and trauma-related disorders, substance use disorders, anxiety, depression, ADHD, insomnia, chronic pain, grief, sexual functioning, and in providing gender-affirming care. She works with individuals, groups, and couples.
In addition to her work at Therapy Lab, Camilla does research and works with veterans in the greater Los Angeles VA Healthcare System. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, reading, seeing live music, and spending time with her loved ones.
PSY CA #34993
•Addictive Behavior
•Anger Management
•Anxiety
•Attachment Issues
•Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD/ADD)
•Borderline Personality Traits
•Borderline Personality Disorder
•Challenging Behaviors
•Chronic Illness/Pain
•Conflict Resolution
•Crisis Support
•Dependent Personality Traits
•Depression
•Emotion Regulation
•Executive Functioning
•Gender Dysphoria
•Grief/Loss
•Insomnia
•Interpersonal Dynamics
•LGBTQ+ Affirmative
•Life Transitions
•Mood Disorders
•Panic Attacks
•Panic Disorder
•Parenting
•Perfectionism
•Phobias
•Polyamory
•Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
•Problem Solving
•Relationships
•Self-Esteem
•Sexual Issues
•Social Skills
•Spirituality
•Stress Management
•Substance Abuse (Early/Prolonged Remission)
•Trauma
•Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
•Affirmative Therapy
•Attachment Theory
•Behavioral Activation
•Behavioral Therapy
•Behavioral Parent Training
•Body Positive
•Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
•Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I)
•Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
•Couples Therapy
•Culturally Sensitive
•Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
•Exposure Therapy with Response Prevention
•Integrative
•Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy (IBCT)
•Mindfulness
•Motivational Interviewing
•Narrative Therapy
•Positive Psychology
•Prolonged Exposure (PE)
•Sex Positive
•Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
•Substance Abuse Treatment and Relapse Prevention
•Suicide Prevention
•Unified Protocol
Ph.D., DePaul University, Clinical-Community Psychology
M.A., DePaul University, Clinical-Community Psychology
B.A., Portland State University, Psychology, Sociology
Greater Los Angeles VA Healthcare System, Postdoctoral Fellowship
Palo Alto VA Medical Center, Predoctoral Intern
University of Chicago School of Medicine Cognitive-Behavior Therapy Program, Clinical Psychology Extern
Camilla's fee per session is $250 for individuals and $325 for couples. For more information about our pricing, check out our FAQs.
Elizabeth is a licensed psychologist who aims to provide a caring, person-centered approach while delivering effective and high quality evidence-based psychotherapy.
Elizabeth has expertise in providing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and often incorporates concepts from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Dialectical and Behavior Therapy (DBT) to help treat individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, adjustment to major life changes, and/or general stress. She has specialization in the area of behavioral medicine and is passionate about addressing physical health problems that are closely associated with emotion and behavior (e.g., sleep problems/insomnia, weight management, and smoking). She believes in partnering with her clients for decision-making and incorporates use of motivational interviewing to facilitate behavior change that is client-centered.
Elizabeth has prior experience working in medical settings where she focused on supporting individuals living with chronic illness (e.g., diabetes, chronic pain, heart disease, etc.) or life limiting conditions (e.g., cancer, ALS, Parkinson's) that may impact quality or quantity of life. Elizabeth has additionally worked with individuals at end-of-life and their families and loved ones through the grief journey. Her overarching direction is to help people pursue health and meaning throughout the course of their lives.
She received her doctoral degree (PhD) in clinical psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University with a concentration in behavioral medicine. Her predoctoral internship was completed at the Palo Alto VA Medical Center with an emphasis in behavioral medicine and she additionally completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the Milwaukee VA Medical Center in palliative care psychology. She has worked with adults of all ages and various backgrounds. With regard to multicultural awareness, she appreciates the ADDRESSING framework as one method for considering the multifaceted aspects of identity and privilege for herself and her clients. She celebrates diversity and welcomes feedback so that she can better adapt her treatment approach to your individual needs.
Though she can’t help herself from bringing up psychology-related topics everywhere she goes, Elizabeth’s life would not be complete without her passions for music and spending time in nature. She most enjoys watching live performances, playing piano and flute, going on hikes with her family, reading/watching sci-fi, doing crossword puzzles, and snuggling with her dog. Elizabeth provides all care virtually via telehealth.
She is available to provide any and all treatment plans offered at Therapy Lab, and she especially loves these:
She additionally can offer Healing from Prolonged Grief