Angela Babadjanian, PsyD

Dr. Angela Lucy Babadjanian (Dr. B) is a licensed psychologist who brings a wealth of personal and professional experience to her practice. Born and raised in Southern California, Dr. Babadjanian often found herself navigating the complexities of life through her supportive relationships, which shaped her understanding of the importance of acceptance and compassion in identity development, particularly in the face of adversity.

Dr. Babadjanian earned her Doctorate of Psychology (PsyD) from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, Anaheim Campus. Her educational journey was fueled by an innate curiosity and a desire to connect with others. This inquisitiveness, paired with her natural ability to connect with people, guided her towards a career in psychology, where she could utilize her strengths to help others.

As a Humanistic psychologist, Dr. Babadjanian is deeply relationally oriented, taking an evidence-based approach to psychotherapy. She understands that the decision to seek therapy can be daunting, as it involves a significant level of vulnerability. She approaches each client with kindness, flexibility, compassion, and acceptance, ensuring that they feel safe and supported throughout the therapeutic process. Dr. Babadjanian is committed to meeting her clients where they are in life, working collaboratively to address their challenges—believing wholeheartedly that two heads are better than one.

Dr. Babadjanian's commitment to her clients is driven by the inspiration she draws from the amazing individuals she has worked with throughout her career. Each client's unique story and journey continue to fuel her passion for psychology, reaffirming her belief in the power of a trusting, therapeutic relationship.

Dr. Babadjanian’s approach to therapy is not only informed by her professional training but also by her personal experiences. She is dedicated to providing clinical care to diverse populations, with a deep understanding of the complexities that come with navigating different cultural identities. Her practice is a space where clients can feel accepted and understood, and where they can explore their deepest insecurities with the assurance that they are not alone.

Outside of her professional life, Dr. Babadjanian enjoys adventuring with her husband and their two dogs, Koda (an Australian Shepherd) and Charlie (an Australian Cattle Dog mix). She finds joy in attending concerts, spending time outdoors, watching movies, reading thriller novels, and indulging in a good bowl of ramen.