Counseling and Therapy
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Terence Cochran

  
Terence Cochran, Ph.D., MFT

  Marriage and Family Therapist, Psychoanalyst
  2238 N. State College Blvd.
  Fullerton, California, 92831

  Phone: 714-529-6461
  Email: Contact Dr. Cochran


"Most people come to therapy due to relational problems often involving conflict, unmet longings, hurts, betrayals, fears, or anger. Depression and anxiety may result. My goal as a therapist is to facilitate deeper self-understanding and stronger interpersonal relating"

Counselor Space
Counselor Space

Terry Cochran is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (CA #MFC11957), is a certified psychoanalyst in California, and has received his training in EMDR, a re-processing therapy for treatment of trauma, loss, and PTSD. He works within the necessary treatment modality--whether short or longer term--to facilitate positive change in the lives of individuals, couples and families at all levels of functioning.

Dr. Cochran's approach as a therapist is to clearly understand each client's needs and to work in a non-coercive, mutual manner toward problem resolution. Developing the tools for coping with stress, for overcoming losses, and for living life fully is different for each person. Terry provides a welcoming and encouraging environment in which arrested personal development can begin to unfold, and in which traumas, hurts, and losses can begin to be resolved. In addition, he shares a strong commitment to the importance of making effective life choices, with a recognition that difficult decision making is often daunting to try all alone.

Dr. Cochran has been in practice for 25 years. He has worked widely with depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, addictions (both substance and sexual), and marriage/divorce issues. Patients find him very easy to relate to. The hallmark of his practice is a central belief in the importance of each client, and a deep respect for each person's unique life history of successes, failures, and emotional pains. Most personal problems stem from failed interpersonal relationships, whether from early or later in life, and Terry therefore holds with highest respect the dignity and safety of the new therapeutic relationship.