South County Mental Health is located in Aliso Viejo, CA .
Clients are welcome to see us in-person. In fact, many clients choose to travel to Aliso Viejo for intensive sessions and decompression at near by Laguna Beach.
The bulk of therapeutic services are rended via virtual sessions maximizing provider availability and minimizing impact to clients lives.
If you can't visit us in-person, we will meet you online.
Check our availability and schedule your sessions at your convenience.
All scheduling is done by clients online through the Client Portal, so you can easily schedule your sessions.
I’ve been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker for the past 16 years and truly love what I do.
I approach every client with empathy and compassion, no matter the reason they are seeking therapy.
I have worked in state psychiatric and forensic settings, including Metropolitan State Hospital, Donovan State Prison, the California Institution for Women, and the Division of Adult Parole Operations, as well as in acute mental health access points such as Little Company of Mary Emergency Room. I have also directed and managed multiple substance abuse rehabilitation programs.
Having seen mental health and substance use treatment through many different points of entry, I understand that care must be both individualized and grounded in best practices. My career has been dedicated to helping at-risk populations, including those who are severely and persistently mentally ill, struggling with polysubstance use, and involved in forensic systems, with the goal of supporting greater independence, reducing symptoms, and improving quality of life.
About Justin
Meet your provider Justin Weber, LCSW
I’ve been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker for the past 16 years and truly love what I do.
I approach every client with empathy and compassion, no matter the reason they are seeking therapy.
I have worked in state psychiatric and forensic settings, including Metropolitan State Hospital, Donovan State Prison, the California Institution for Women, and the Division of Adult Parole Operations, as well as in acute mental health access points such as Little Company of Mary Emergency Room. I have also directed and managed multiple substance abuse rehabilitation programs.
Having seen mental health and substance use treatment through many different points of entry, I understand that care must be both individualized and grounded in best practices. My career has been dedicated to helping at-risk populations, including those who are severely and persistently mentally ill, struggling with polysubstance use, and involved in forensic systems, with the goal of supporting greater independence, reducing symptoms, and improving quality of life.
