a modern psychotherapy practice for people seeking a deeper, more integrated approach to therapy.

Los Angeles + online throughout California

Maybe you've done therapy before but still find yourself repeating the same patterns. Maybe you understand why you feel the way you do but understanding hasn't changed how you feel. Or maybe you're coming to therapy for the first time and know that something in your life, relationships, or experience of yourself needs to change.

Understanding is only part of the work.

At re:treat, we pay attention to the full pattern — how your history, relationships, emotions, body, and nervous system shape one another.

The goal is not only to reduce distress, but to create the conditions for deeper emotional healing, greater self-understanding, and new ways of relating to yourself and others.

Therapy at re:treat

Thoughtful, relational, and integrative psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and those seeking integration.

Individual Therapy

For adults + adolescents

Couples + Family Therapy

For deeper connection + repair

Ketamine + Psychedelic Integration

Thoughtful support for expanded healing.
What brings you here?

People come to therapy for many reasons. Explore some of the areas we commonly help with.

Therapy is personal. So are we.
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Our therapists bring different backgrounds, specialties and ways of working, while sharing a commitment to thoughtful, relational and integrative psychotherapy. Tell us a little about what you're looking for and we'll help you find the clinician who feels like the right fit.

Meet Dr. Courtnay Meletta

founder & clinical director

Dr. Courtnay Meletta has 15 years of clinical experience and advanced training in integrative, somatic and relational psychotherapy to clients seeking intensive, highly individualized work.

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Finding the right therapist matters.