Isabella Mena, AMFT
Hello! My name is Isabella, and I am an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. I am passionate about social justice, holistic health, and living in partnership with one’s body.
Most of my clinical experience has focused on relationship concerns, domestic violence, immigrant/refugee experiences, and supporting individuals navigating significant life changes. I have also spent some time working with juvenile justice-involved youth and unhoused women in a shelter setting. I have also worked with individuals whose first or primary language is not English. I enjoy working with trauma/PTSD, anxiety, depression, cultural identity, parent-child concerns, woman’s issues, and life transitions
Claire Enemark, AMFT
Hey there, my name is Claire, I am an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist who is interested in how the systems, structures and relationships in your life either makes things more manageable or more difficult. I enjoy working with adults of all ages to improve their relationship with themselves, others and the world around them with a keen eye towards issues of identity, multiculturalism, depression, anxiety, trauma, life transitions and relationship challenges. I have extensive experience working with people for whom English is a second language.
I have lived experience as a queer person, as a parent, and as someone who has lived and worked outside the US.
Adrienne Banh, APCC
Hello, my name is Adrienne. I am a registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC). I have a strong passion for supporting marginalized groups. Specifically, my work tailors to the lived experiences of the BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities, survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault, and individual with disabilities. I enjoy supporting my clients in searching for empowerment, curiosity, and autonomy.
I utilize a client-centered and trauma-informed approach to meet my clients where they are at. As a First-Generation Southeast Asian Woman, I feel connected to supporting clients navigate systems of oppression. I believe that my clients are the author of their stories, and I am here to further instill agency and strengths.
Zachary Moeller, ASW
Hello, my name is Zach Moeller! I am an Associate Clinical Social Worker here at FWC. I enjoy working with lots of different folks, ranging from those dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, substance abuse, transitional issues, and relationship conflicts, to anyone who is thinking “something isn’t right.”
I have extensive experience in community mental health, including Assertive Community Treatment and coordinating Peer Support services for the San Diego Mountain Rescue Team (SAR).
I also have lived experience as a member of a military-affiliated family, supporting Responders with managing occupational stress, and am comfortable facilitating faith-based therapy as well.
Marco Perez, LPCC
Hello! My name is Marco Perez, and I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor. My experience as a therapist has led me to become very interested in helping clients struggling with anxiety, PTSD/complex PTSD, and relationship issues. I have extensive experience working with these clients, including those looking to improve their depression, bipolar symptoms, grief, military-related issues, and difficult life transitions.
Anne Brazdzionis, LPCC
Hello! I am Anne Brazdzionis. I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Registered Dance/Movement Therapist, and certified in Perinatal Mental Health. The majority of my counseling experience has been working with diverse individuals in the outpatient office and community mental health settings.
Alexis Abbott, LCSW
Hi there! My name is Alexis Abbott and I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). In my practice, I focus primarily on supporting veterans, military-connected individuals, and adults navigating trauma and anxiety. Throughout my career, I’ve also worked with teens, families, and adults across the lifespan in both outpatient settings and intensive outpatient programs.
I feel deeply drawn to helping adults navigate life’s complex seasons, whether that’s processing past trauma, managing chronic stress, working through depression, or adapting to major life transitions. I also carry firsthand lived experience as the partner of a former active duty military member and current Veteran, which gives me a personal appreciation for the unique culture, strengths, and challenges within the military community.