Amir is a graduate of Pacifica University Santa Barbara where he received his master’s degree in Counseling Psychology in 2022. Presently an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (AMFT #127807), Amir has extensive experience providing psychotherapy to adolescents and adults. He has honed his clinical skills working in community health settings, crisis centers, and medical departments assisting physician staff in developing treatment strategies for their patients. In addition to his clinical work, Amir has been involved in screenwriting and has a passion for psychoanalytic theory and practice.

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“Sometimes painful experiences and feelings can be hard to look at alone. You've tried everything you can, but end up feeling defeated with your loved ones, angry at the world, or anxious that things won't work out. Maybe you're feeling shame, and wishing things could be different.  In therapy you'll have a safe place to express and process your pain, and to find out why it keeps happening. However complicated it feels, we'll look at it together, and help you grow the resources to cope with your experiences. You can write your story, so you not only have better relationships with the people around you, but with yourself.” – Amir Lotfi-Rezvani

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Amir is enthusiastic about offering his clinical services to adults, teens, and families. He offers a sliding-scale fee to make therapy more feasible to his patients. If you carry a PPO insurance plan, you may be able to claim out-of-network benefits to finance services and we will work with you on verifying your benefits.

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*The easiest way to initiate services with Amir is to phone him at (747) 298-5776 or you may contact his supervisor Dr. Razo at (805) 620-7484

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