MEET OUR THERAPISTS

Skilled, caring professionals dedicated to your well-being.

Here for You — and for Our Community

Our behavioral health team is made up of licensed clinicians who chose this work because they genuinely care. They bring expertise, warmth, and lived understanding of the communities we serve. Many of our therapists are bilingual, and all are committed to providing culturally sensitive, whole-person care.

When you come to CLCHC, you’re not a chart or a number. You are a whole person — with a story, with strengths, and with the capacity to heal. Our team is honored to walk alongside you.

What Our Patients Say

“I am very grateful for the care and understanding I receive from the staff at Celebrating Life during a difficult time in my life. My therapist’s understanding and ability to relate to my situation has saved me from feeling despondent and alone — and I’ve gotten excellent dental care with them as well.”

“My therapist was great! He talked to all of us equally and helped us improve our relationship as a family. We felt great after we left!”

“My therapist is an amazing person and counselor. I have never felt more at peace with any other counselor.”

Our Team

Alyssa Mason-Martin Del Campo, ACSW - Mental Health Therapist In Mission Viejo, California

Alyssa Mason-Martin Del Campo, ACSW
Therapist

Dr. Mariam Mott
Chief Behavioral Health Officer

Melisa Nicholson, LCSW
Behavioral Health Manager

Ania Shapouri, Psy.D.
Clinical Psychologist

Jared Fernandez, ACSW
Therapist

Nadia Mosseni, ACSW
Therapist

Atria Dehmoobad, ACSW
Therapist

Joshua Españo, LCSW
Therapist

Rebecca Pak, MSN, CPNP-PC, PMHS, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Brandon Turner, ACSW
Therapist

Kamran Siddiqui, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Roberto Ocampo, LCSW
Therapist

Chanel Green, PA-C, MSPA
Psychiatric Physician Assistant

Maria Raine, LCSW
Therapist

Shannon Goodman, ACSW
Therapist

A Team That Reflects Our Community

Our therapists represent the diverse communities of Orange County — bringing a range of languages, cultural backgrounds, and lived experiences to their work. We believe that feeling seen and understood is foundational to healing, and we work every day to earn that trust.