- Relationship focus
- Identity support
- Collaborative process
About Randi
Randi Butwin is a California licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who focuses on relationship and identity concerns. She helps people who want clearer boundaries, stronger self-worth, and healthier connections. Her work is aimed at teens and adults navigating relationship change and personal growth.
Randi often meets with people leaving harmful relationships with partners, family members, or friend groups. She draws on straightforward conversation to help clients name what they want and plan steps toward it. She also supports people working on self esteem, parenting stress, anxiety, and life transitions.
Her background includes work in hospice supporting end-of-life and bereavement needs, school-based counseling with children, teens, and parents, and a community clinic serving transitional youth who had to cut ties with family. She has also provided therapy in independent practice settings focused on couples work.
Randi uses approaches that center the client and their story. Sessions tend to focus on listening, identifying patterns, and trying practical changes that fit everyday life. She encourages clients to build on their own strengths and values while testing small, manageable steps between sessions.
With three years of professional experience, she combines experience across different settings to tailor care to each person's situation. People looking for help with relationship challenges, identity development, or improving self esteem may find her approach direct and collaborative.
Randi often meets with people leaving harmful relationships with partners, family members, or friend groups. She draws on straightforward conversation to help clients name what they want and plan steps toward it. She also supports people working on self esteem, parenting stress, anxiety, and life transitions.
Her background includes work in hospice supporting end-of-life and bereavement needs, school-based counseling with children, teens, and parents, and a community clinic serving transitional youth who had to cut ties with family. She has also provided therapy in independent practice settings focused on couples work.
Randi uses approaches that center the client and their story. Sessions tend to focus on listening, identifying patterns, and trying practical changes that fit everyday life. She encourages clients to build on their own strengths and values while testing small, manageable steps between sessions.
With three years of professional experience, she combines experience across different settings to tailor care to each person's situation. People looking for help with relationship challenges, identity development, or improving self esteem may find her approach direct and collaborative.