Abundant Living Counseling

If you're sending someone to therapy, here's who I can help.

Pastors, clinicians, physicians, and community leaders often need a person to trust, not a directory. I'm a solo practitioner, and I'd like you to know exactly who I work with and how I work.

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  • Couples caught in repeated conflict or emotional distance, including couples a pastor or marriage ministry is walking with
  • Adults, often in their thirties and forties, in a transition or stuck season
  • People who want faith to be welcome in therapy, of any background
  • People with overthinking, overwhelm, low mood, or old emotional wounds, alongside care from their doctor
  • Spanish speakers who would prefer to do therapy in Spanish

Scope

I work online with adults and couples who are located in California. I don't prescribe medication, and I'm not a crisis or emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, please direct them to 988 or 911.

I'm still working through insurance credentialing with several California plans, and self-pay is available, so please encourage people to check insurance and fees or ask me directly.

Faith can be part of the therapy as much or as little as the person wants. It's always alongside clinical care, never instead of it, and I respect the role of pastoral care and don't replace it. I welcome people of any faith, or none.

My clinical background includes cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, and motivational interviewing, and I'm building my work in Emotionally Focused Therapy and Gottman-informed couples therapy. See services.

With a person's written consent, I'm glad to coordinate with their pastor, therapist, or physician.

  1. Share this website, or have the person call 707-232-5125 or email anabelcramton@living-abundant.com.
  2. They request an appointment, and I call them to learn what's bringing them in and explain how getting started works.
  3. If I'm not the right person, I'll say so and help them find a better match.

Please don't email confidential details about the person you're referring. It's best for the person to contact me directly. If you'd like to talk before referring, call me.

Request an appointment (for the person you're referring)

Let's talk about who you have in mind.

Tell me what's bringing you in, ask me anything about faith, insurance, or how I work, and we'll talk through how to get started together.

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Referring someone to therapy? Information for pastors, clinicians, and community partners.

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