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JUNIE ABITO, OWNER, ROSE JUNIE THERAPY

A warm welcome from Junie


I started this group practice with an ardent desire to help others who are going through difficult times.


It is my hope that through therapy, I can help others understand that they don’t have to bear their problems and worries alone. As a therapist, my greatest advocacy is for my clients to appreciate that therapy is a place for growth, change, and healing during life’s challenges.


The traditional model of weekly psychotherapy is shifting to meet your needs. Now, more than ever, we need flexibility in how we get support. Here at Rose Junie Therapy, our clients are our priority. Rather than doing things the typical way, we’ve created
a system designed around our clients’ specific needs. We offer in person, tele-health and concierge services to ensure access to care will never be a problem. Salamat and welcome to our practice.

About our therapy group practice


At the forefront of our group practice is creating an environment free from biases and prejudices to those in need of therapy.


We aim to provide the highest quality of care to adults, children, couples and families through our practices in Long Beach and Los Angeles, as well as virtually throughout California. Discernment services for couples are accessible to those residing outside of California. We are paneled with major insurance companies including Cigna and Aetna in addition to private pay services.


Our culturally diverse team of licensed psychotherapists and associates are here to help you differentiate between the sound of your intuition guiding you and your traumas misleading you.


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TESTIMONIAL

What treatment is like with Rose Junie Therapy


"I cannot recommend Junie and her practice enough. She is the perfect blend of kindness, support, and challenging all at once.


The growth I’ve experienced, the confidence I’ve gained and the strengths I’ve discovered are absolutely incredible. I feel safe, understood and supported every session and through every obstacle. She truly has helped me better my quality of life and I could never thank her enough. Give this practice a shot- you won’t regret it!"

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"I feel safe, understood and supported every session"

"I cannot recommend Junie and her practice enough. She is the perfect blend of kindness, support, and challenging all at once. The growth I’ve experienced, the confidence I’ve gained and the strengths I’ve discovered are absolutely incredible. I feel safe, understood and supported every session and through every obstacle. She truly has helped me better my quality of life and I could never thank her enough. Give this practice a shot- you won’t regret it!"

Vulnerability as a strength


Focused on creating a different kind of practice that embraces diversity and inclusivity.


Junie & Angelica both empathize with the challenge of feeling like outsiders in a predominately white industry and understand mental health is not a one-size-fits-all approach.


Their commitment to diversity and inclusion is more than just words; it's a way of life.

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Getting started with therapy is easy


Our diverse and inclusive team make therapy easily accessible and can be initiated with minimal effort.

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We make it easy to learn if our team of therapists is right for you.

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Begin receiving expert advice from a licensed professional.

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TESTIMONIAL

"Helped me go through the most challenging times in my life"

"Noemi has helped me go through the most challenging times in my life and I can’t thank her enough for the tools and safe place that she continues to provide. This group practice is a step above and focuses on client care, healing and support."

Rates, insurance & common questions


We're here to arm you with all the knowledge you require to proceed with your mental health journey in a well-informed manner.


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By Elaine Raif 01 Apr, 2024
When assessing our situations, relationships, and decisions, we might find ourselves in conflict with ourselves. We may have thoughts, feedback or opinions that appear opposing, creating internal conflict and it’s usually accompanied by ‘but’s. For example: “I believe I made the best decision but it still turned out to be challenging” “I really enjoy working with this person but I need more support” “I’m trying my best as a parent but I’m tired” “I want to try this new activity but I might fail” The power of ‘and’ is accepting both statements to be true. Instead of negating one another, they can and do co-exist. Try replacing ‘but’s with ‘and’s: “I believe I made the best decision and it still turned out to be challenging” “I really enjoy working with this person and I need more support” “I’m trying my best as a parent and I’m tired” “I want to try this new activity and I might fail” When we frequently use ‘but’s, we limit our ability to be flexible, (self-) forgiving, and complex. Instead, practicing the power of ‘and’ helps us understand our experiences as nuanced. It is validating our experiences without compromising how we think of ourselves and how we communicate with others. Humans are complex and although it seems like we’re merely replacing words – words matter. The difference between possibilities and limitations lies in the negative loop of ‘but’s. Written by: Elaine Raif
By Elaine Raif 01 Apr, 2024
Relationships consist of different people trying to co-exist while operating on their own “code” or personal beliefs, values and experiences. Your relational patterns– the ways you approach conflict, how you process shared experiences, your preferences for intimacy/privacy, etc. –are not unique to your partner; they’re actually unique to you – activated when you’re in-relationship with another person. Couples therapy is a landing place to explore the differences/similarities; develop the soft skills to problem-solve and foster a meaningful connection; and to build a life of shared meaning or “code” as a union. In sessions, your couples therapist is not only a mirror to your relationship’s dysfunction, but a window into what can be instead. Therapists are mirrors – reflecting how your individual, relational patterns show up as seen in our engagements in session. We thank you for bringing it into the space so that we can better see, understand and be curious about these patterns. And we are also windows – an opportunity to witness and participate in different patterns of relating. When your pain or attachment wounds reveals itself in the way you defend, deflect or shut down/out, we aim to meet you with a response you perhaps haven’t received– one that’s tender and affirming. In couples therapy, we are addressing interpersonal challenges across layers– within self, within the dyad, and briefly when appropriate, within the therapeutic relationship. Written by: Elaine Raif
By Elaine Raif 04 Mar, 2024
In today’s world of instant communication, online calendars and virtual meetings, goal tracking apps and more… It can be easy to feel like you’re always “catching up,” aiming to be productive in a losing race. By operating in this rigid way, we run the risk of burnout. While important to fulfill our many duties, we must first honor the duty we have to ourselves– to prioritize and maintain our well-being through acts of self-preservation. How do we practice self-preservation? We can do so by practicing the 4 S’s: Silence, Solitude, Slowing down and Stillness Consider implementing the 4 S’s in these important rituals for self-preservation: Something to help me wake up (ie. mindful tea-drinking) Something for the body (ie. taking a leisurely walk, stretch) Something for the heart (ie. reading, journaling) Something for the spirit (ie. meditation, prayer) Something to help me wind down (ie. calming music, a warm bath/shower) Instead of “pushing through” the hard or ignoring our body’s cues, develop an awareness for your wellbeing. Check your meter. Check for false urgencies. Can you make time and space for silence, solitude, slowing down or stillness today? Written by: Elaine Raif

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