Maple Leaf Counseling of Claremont is a Mental Health Counselor in Claremont, CA. The practice provides therapy for individuals, couples, families, children, teens, and women in perinatal and postpartum periods, offering services such as adult therapy, chronic illness therapy, couples therapy, grief counseling, teen and child therapy, family therapy, and Spanish‑language psychotherapy. Their clinicians address anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, relationship conflicts, and the emotional impact of chronic illness, and they serve clients in both the Claremont and Arcadia areas as well as through virtual sessions across California. The practice holds a perfect 5.00 rating based on eight customer reviews.
Founded by licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Antoinette Ibrahimi, Maple Leaf Counseling grew from a solo private practice launched in 2015 into a team of dedicated therapists who emphasize a client‑focused, compassionate approach. The clinicians employ a family‑systems model to help clients understand thought patterns, build resilience, and foster self‑esteem. The team’s philosophy likens personal growth to the changing phases of a maple leaf, encouraging clients to view challenges as opportunities for renewal. Their services are tailored to meet each person where they are, whether in‑person at the Claremont office or via telehealth.
The office is located at 411 N Indian Hill Blvd, directly on Indian Hill Boulevard. It sits just a short walk from Bonita Avenue and Mallows Park, both about a tenth of a mile away, and is within two‑tenths of a mile of 6th Street, the Claremont Village Mural, and Claremont City Hall, placing the practice in the heart of the community.
Maple Leaf Counseling enjoys a solid reputation among the customers it has served, reflecting consistent satisfaction and trust in its therapeutic care.
With a respected standing in mental health counseling and a strong local reputation, Maple Leaf Counseling continues to support the well‑being of Claremont residents through personalized, resilient‑focused therapy.