Sometimes life feels like too much.
Maybe your child is struggling and you aren’t sure what they need. Maybe your family feels stuck in the same patterns. Maybe you’re a woman navigating changes in your body, chronic pain, endometriosis, anxiety, or simply trying to find your way through a new season of life.
Or maybe you just know that something feels different, and you’re ready for support.
I’m Bar Zafrany, a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist based in Woodland Hills, California. I work with children, teens, families, and women, with a particular interest in the ways our relationships, experiences, bodies, and environments shape how we feel.
Therapy isn’t about fixing one isolated part of you. It’s about understanding the bigger picture and creating space for something to change.
My work with children doesn’t only happen in the therapy room.
I’m also the author of Nova’s Wild Adventure, a children’s book inspired by my love of imagination, curiosity, storytelling, and the experiences that help children grow.
Writing for children has given me another way to connect with young people and families—and another opportunity to create something meaningful beyond the therapy room.
Explore Nova’s Wild Adventure →
I’m currently continuing my training in equine-assisted therapy and developing future equine-based programs.
These offerings are still in development, but I’m excited about creating opportunities for therapy, learning, connection, and growth in a different kind of environment.
Equine Therapy & Programs — Coming Soon
I’m Bar Zafrany, LMFT.
My work began with children, adolescents, parents, and families, and over the years my clinical interests have continued to grow.
Today, I bring together my background in child and adolescent development, family therapy, trauma work, women’s mental health, and mind-body approaches.
I’m also an author, and writing Nova’s Wild Adventure has given me another creative way to connect with children and families.
At the center of it all is the same thing: helping people feel more understood and better supported in the lives they’re actually living.
Meet Bar →
You don’t need to know exactly what kind of therapy you need before reaching out.
We can start there.
