Janae Borrego, LMFT, is a Queer, Chicane, gender-fluid clinician and Southern California native. She is a multistate Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, licensed in California, Florida, Vermont, Oregon and Idaho. Janae is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP-I), Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional, Certified Mindfulness-Informed Provider, and Certified EMDR Therapist. She brings over 15 years of experience in the mental health field across a wide range of settings and has been a practicing therapist for more than 14 years. She is the founder of JB Psychotherapy, and Consulting, where she provides psychotherapy, empowerment coaching, and mental performance coaching to diverse individuals. Her work supports healing, resilience building, identity development, and personal and professional growth through comprehensive, integrative, and holistic approaches. Janae is also deeply committed to education and advocacy and regularly facilitates speaking engagements and training events focused on culturally affirming and trauma-informed care. In addition, Janae serves as the Cross Cultural Relations Officer at Rainbow Hill Recovery, an outpatient treatment center dedicated to serving diverse individuals experiencing mental health and substance use challenges. In this role, she leads the clinical vision, quality, and integrity of the program, ensuring services to bridge gaps between people or groups from different backgrounds to improve clinical outcome. She works to ensure all care is clinically excellent, culturally responsive, trauma-informed, identity-affirming.

Olivia Ratcliff-Totty, PsyD (she/her) is a Postdoctoral Psychological Associate, working towards her licensure to become a Clinical Psychologist. She earned her BA in Psychology from Ohio University and her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Alliant International University (CSPP). Dr. Totty’s clinical background is varied and intentional, with experience providing mental health and substance use treatment at Monima Wellness Center, state and federal prisons, and a crisis center. Her commitment to education is highlighted by her experience as a previous Clinical Psychology Adjunct Professor and her continued mentorship of students. Dr. Totty’s lifelong goal is to always support and give back to underserved communities. Her research and clinical interests focus on personality disorders, the LGBTQIA+ community, multiculturalism, and carceral systems. Dr. Totty’s approach to clinical work is trauma-informed and built on a foundation of warmth, authenticity, and humor. In her free time, she enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her pug.

Dr. Patrick Lockwood, PSY, is a licensed clinical psychologist (PsyD and MA in Clinical Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology). has been serving as a consultant in non-profits, marketing companies, and clinical treatment settings for almost 20 years. In addition, he brings 15 years of experience working in the mental health and addiction treatment space. Dr. Lockwood has been a thought leader regarding personnel management, mentorship, and systems improvement in the Southern California clinical community. Using a unique combination of both clinical and consulting skills and knowledge, Dr. Lockwood has helped high performers thrive in companies like Fidelity Investments, GoodWill Industries, and many private treatment centers. He offers a spectrum of collaborative experiences, ranging from identifying personality-role goodness of fit, to strategic consulting sessions to improve performance in highly complex and dynamic work environments, to comprehensive evaluations and long term strategic performance improvement plans. Dr. Lockwood also has a decade of leadership experience in the Mental Health/Addiction treatment world, overseeing programs, improving their performance, helping them attain and maintain professional accreditation, and much more. Among his favorite experiences is supervision and professional development of interns. Dr. Lockwood has mentored many new clinicians as they develop their professional identities on their path through licensure and into thriving clinical careers. Finally, has spent over 8 years of his life mentoring and educating future MFTs and PsyDs at California Lutheran University. Dr. Lockwood is one part educator, one part consultant, and one part clinician— A rather unique blend!