Specialized Trainings

Tiffany is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor currently under the supervision Jenica McKeown, LCSW (#62086).

Certifications & Professional Trainings:

Gottman Method Couples Therapy, Level 1 (2024)

Research-based approach to relationship assessment and intervention

Shambhala Meditation Training, Level 5, Naropa University (2020)

Advanced mindfulness and contemplative practice within the Shambhala tradition

200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training, Rishikesh, India (2017)

Foundations in body-centered awareness and trauma-sensitive movement

More about Tiffany

What’s your favorite book or podcast?
“Women who run with wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype by Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Ph.D. “ 

Why did you decide to be a therapist?

“I became a therapist because I know what it’s like to feel unseen in a world that doesn’t slow down to understand you. As a first-generation American born to post-Soviet parents and an older sister to someone on the autism spectrum, I learned early how to hold space for complexity, to listen between the lines, and to find meaning in silence.

I see my clients as inherently whole- rooted in their own wisdom. My role is not to fix, but to gently support the clearing away of what no longer serves, so that their true self can take deeper root and grow. Like tending a tree, therapy is a process of trust, care, and honoring what is already alive beneath the surface.

I do this work to empower, not to direct. To hold space, not to fill it. To be a steady presence as clients reclaim meaning, healing, and the fullness of who they are. I became the therapist I once needed, so that others don’t have to walk the path alone.”

How would you best describe the process of therapy?

“Therapy is like tending an inner garden- gently clearing the overgrowth, softening the soil, and making room for what’s been buried to rise and breathe. It’s a sacred space to witness your own becoming, to hold both shadow and light with compassion. Together, we listen for the deeper story beneath the surface and honor the wisdom already living within you.

Therapy is a collaborative and unfolding process of self-discovery, healing, and growth. It’s a space where you’re met with curiosity and compassion, where we explore both the pain and the potential. Together, we make sense of your experiences, untangle what no longer serves you, and nurture the parts of you that are ready to grow. It’s not about fixing- it’s about remembering who you are and creating space for that truth to thrive.”

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Clinical Approach

Tiffany Rudashevsky is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, with a deep commitment to integrative healing and soul-centered care. She began her academic journey at Naropa University, where she immersed herself in the study of Buddhist psychology and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Contemplative Psychology in 2020. This foundation instilled in her a profound respect for mindfulness, compassion-based practice, and the wisdom of embodied presence.

Tiffany continued her education at Pacifica Graduate Institute, where she received specialized training in depth-oriented psychotherapy and completed her Master’s in Counseling Psychology in 2025. Her work is informed by Jungian and psychodynamic approaches, as well as trauma-informed and somatic modalities. She is particularly attuned to the symbolic life of the psyche and the transformative potential of therapeutic relationships.

Tiffany is dedicated to walking alongside clients through life’s initiations: grief, identity exploration, relational challenges, and personal transformations- with a grounded, heart-centered presence. Her approach weaves the contemplative and the clinical, honoring both the complexity of the human experience and the innate resilience of the soul.

Payment Options

Trang currently accepts Cash-Pay, and the following health insurance plans: Aetna, Evernorth/Cigna, and Magellan (Sharp Health Plan and Blue Shield of California with Magellan Behavioral Health benefits).