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Ty'Jalayah Robertson, Marriage & Family Therapist Associate

Ty'Jalayah Robertson, Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, MA

Professional profile of Ty'Jalayah Robertson wearing a white shirt.

Offices in Corona, Brea, or by Video 

Let’s be honest—sharing your story or expressing your thoughts and feelings hasn’t always felt safe, has it?  

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Maybe your words felt like they were falling on deaf ears, leaving you feeling isolated even when surrounded by others.  

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I’m here to change that. I want to sit with you, your significant other, or your family members, creating a safe space where you not only speak but feel truly heard. Listening and understanding are the foundation for healing and finding freedom.

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Reach out today, and together we’ll begin your journey toward mental and emotional clarity, stronger relationships, and a more fulfilling life.

​Top focuses: ​Family Conflict (cross-generational, parent-child, or siblings), Relationship Issues Emotional Distress (Anxiety, Depression, etc.), Life Transitions, Christian Counseling

​Other focuses:​

Personal

  • Grief & loss

  • Self-Esteem

  • Work Stress

  • Peer Relationships

  • Identity

  • Purpose

​Relationship & Family

  • Parenting Teen

  • Launching Adult Children

  • Blended Family

  • Pre-Marital

  • Affairs/Infidelity

Special Issues

  • Religious Trauma

  • Physical Abuse

  • Sexual Trauma

  • Pregnancy/Abortion

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“Ty'Jalayah has a way of making you feel safe and heard....[helping you] from being stuck, to confidently walking towards change and hope.”

—Candace Billinger, AMFT

“[Her]...series was very informative & well-presented. It was in language that everyone could understand.”

—Deanna Brown, Series Attendee

Faith

Ty’Jalayah’s desire to help others and share Christ’s love with those enduring tough times inspired her decision to pursue therapy as a profession. She had already functioned as a minister, providing spiritual counsel to both youth and adult church congregations through public speaking, exhortation, and prayer. Now, she is a professional resource for individuals, couples, and families seeking faith-based therapy services, as well as for those who desire a different (or non-faith based) approach.

Family

Ty’Jalayah, the second oldest of four siblings and an aunt, understands the complexities of changing family dynamics. She has effectively used relational tools to strengthen her family relationships and believes that maintaining family support is achievable despite challenges. This commitment drives her to assist others in navigating life's various stages and difficulties.

Speaking

Ty’Jalayah is a very passionate and influential speaker. Her personality and communication style has proven very effective across social media platforms and within local church communities. Upon request, she is available to participate in faith and mental health related teachings, discussion panels, groups, or workshops.

Qualifications

  • ​​Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist #128641

  • Registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor #10567

  • Supervisor: Jeenie Gordon, LMFT 21436

  • California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)

  • Gottman Method Couple’s Therapy Level 1

  • Ordained Minister: New Day Christian Fellowship

  • Founder of “Raising Emotionally Healthy Children” Workshop Series

Education

  • M.A. in Clinical Psychology: Marriage and Family Therapy from Azusa Pacific University 

  • B.A. in Business Administration: Entrepreneurship from California State University of Fullerton

Therapies

Person-Centered, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic, Family Systems, Gottman Method Couple’s Therapy, Christian Counseling, Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT)

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