Silver Lake Psychotherapy

08/18/2026

In Part 3 of our first Silver Lake Psychotherapy Conversation Series, Dr. Justin Shubert continues his conversation with LMFT Jocelyn Gee about the role of dreams in therapy. In this final part of the series, they explore the symbols and meanings that emerge in our dreams, and how these images can offer perspectives and insights that may not be accessible to us in our waking lives.

What did you find most fascinating about this conversation?
Are there symbols or themes that show up in your own dreams that you’ve wondered about? We’d love to hear your thoughts or experiences in the comments.

And look out for the next installment of our Silver Lake Psychotherapy Conversation Series, where we’ll be joined by our next clinician to explore the topic of dissociation.
To hear more from Jocelyn or get connected, visit her website: https://www.jocelyngee.com

08/04/2026

In Part 2 of our first Silver Lake Psychotherapy Conversation Series, Dr. Justin Shubert continues his conversation with LMFT Jocelyn Gee, exploring the psyche’s innate drive toward growth and self-actualization. Together, they discuss how dreams can offer meaningful insights and new perspectives, helping us better understand ourselves and the unconscious processes that shape our lives.

If you missed Part 1, be sure to watch it to learn more about the role of dreams in therapy and dream interpretation. To hear more from Jocelyn or get connected, visit her website: https://www.jocelyngee.com

07/01/2026

Have you seen the first conversation in our series yet?

Here’s a preview of Dr. Justin Shubert’s conversation with LMFT Jocelyn Gee on dreams and psychotherapy. Together, they explore what our dreams may reveal about the unconscious and why paying attention to them can deepen our understanding of ourselves.

Watch this teaser, then head to the linked reel to view the full first half of the conversation.

06/30/2026

How do dreams reveal that our psyches are wiser than we know?

In Part 1 of our first Silver Lake Psychotherapy Conversation Series, Dr. Justin Shubert interviews LMFT Jocelyn Gee about the role of dreams in therapy. Together, they explore how our minds continue making meaning outside of conscious awareness, the insights that can emerge through dream interpretation, and what can be missed when we stop paying attention to our dreams.

Come back for Part 2, where Jocelyn explores how we can better understand the role of dreams in the psyche’s journey toward growth and self-actualization. If you would like to hear more from Jocelyn follow this link to her website to get connected: https://www.jocelyngee.com

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06/03/2026

What’s been buried still finds a way to bloom 💜
Sometimes growth looks like remembering, feeling, unraveling...until there’s enough safety, enough light, enough readiness to emerge …before it ever looks like becoming.

And still—something in you knows how to reach toward life.
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06/02/2026

05/11/2026

Every stage of life tells a story. 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️
Some days you’re sprinting, some days you’re pacing—but every step is progress..
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05/06/2026

Waves don’t ask for permission—they rise, fall, and reshape the shore 🌊

In therapy, you learn to move with your emotions instead of fighting them. To notice the pull, the swell, and even the quiet lulls—and realize that every wave is shaping your strength, resilience, and self-understanding.

04/21/2026

Not every reaction is about what’s happening.
Sometimes it’s about what your nervous system remembers.

Your window of tolerance isn’t fixed—it stretches and shrinks based on what you’ve had to hold before.

So when you feel “too much” or “nothing at all”…
it might not be about regulation.

It might be about taking time for recognition.
→ Pause before you pathologize yourself.
→ There’s a history underneath the reaction.

04/09/2026

In this season of blossoming, we explore ways to nurture ourselves — especially when the world feels heavy with constant news and social media overwhelm. Your well-being matters, and even small steps can help restore balance and hope.

Follow the link below to read our full Spring Newsletter— featuring therapist insights, support for coping with distressing news, mindfulness reflections, and more 🌸:

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