Atti Moricelli, AMFT with Grey Insight, Helping Individuals, Couples, Families, and Immigrants Health and Thrive, Online Across California

Atti Moricelli, AMFT

  • The Chicago School -Doctoral Student in Psychology (Marriage and Family Therapy Specialization)

    The Chicago School of Professional Psychology- Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology (Marriage and Family Therapy Specialization)

    University of Illinois at Chicago- Bachelor of Science in Psychology

  • I am an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT #156727) registered with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences under my legal name, Atefeh Sadat Moricelli, and I practice clinically under the name Atti Moricelli.

    As an AMFT, I practice under the supervision of a Licensed Mental Health Professional while completing the required hours for licensure.

  • I am supervised by Dr. Michael Grey, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (#136636) and clinical supervisor who supports my clinical development and ensures that patients receive ethical, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive care.

  • My therapeutic approach is rooted in depth psychology, which comprises psychodynamic principles and Bowen Family Systems theory, drawing on psychoanalysis.

    This perspective enables me to view an individual's challenges not only personally but also within the broader context of their family and societal systems. I help my patients unravel and address deep-rooted issues by bringing unconscious patterns to the forefront, fostering meaningful and lasting change.

    • PMH-C Step 1 & 2 Training - Postpartum Support International

    • Compassionate Inquiry - Gabor Maté

    • Relational Life Therapy Level 1 & 2 -Relational Life Institute

    • Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1- The Gottman Institute.

    • Immigration Psychological Evaluations-Immigration Evaluation Training Center.

    • Asylum Medicine Evaluations-Asylum Medicine Training Initiative (AMTI)

    • American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT)

    • California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)

  • Individual Therapy:

    • Identity exploration, meaning-making, and personal growth

    • Sexuality, sexual identity, and sexual concerns

    • Trauma-informed work related to migration, displacement, loss, and acculturation

    • Healing from early experiences, attachment wounds, and relational patterns

    • Support for marginalization, belonging, and cultural identity

    • Postpartum Support, Matrescence, and Early Motherhood.

    Couples Therapy:

    • Emotional and sexual intimacy, including desire differences and sexual communication

    • Repeating relational patterns, conflict, and attachment dynamics

    • Trust repair, relational rupture, and reconnection

    • LGBTQ+ affirming couples and relationship work

    • Navigating relationship transitions such as parenthood, divorce, or restructuring

    Family Therapy:

    • Family transitions, divorce, and restructuring family systems

    • Parenting support and caregiver stress

    • Intergenerational dynamics and family-of-origin patterns

    • Supporting children through change, loss, and emotional adjustment

    • Strengthening connection, resilience, and communication within families

  • Individual Therapy (50 minutes):

    $200.00

    Relational (Couples) Therapy (75 Minutes)

    $250.00

    Relational (Discernment) Therapy (90 Minutes)

    $300.00

    Co-Parent Planning (90 Minutes)

    $300.00

    Services are also provided in Farsi & Norwegian

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A Message from
Atti

Atti Moricelli, therapist at Grey Insight, smiling while signing a book, standing in front of an abstract colorful painting.

I am a dedicated and compassionate Marriage and Family Therapist. I am deeply committed to helping Individuals, Couples, and Families navigate disconnection, transition, and the quest for identity and meaning. My educational journey has been rich and diverse, equipping me with a profound understanding of the human condition and the need for connection.

My journey as a child refugee has profoundly shaped both my perspective and my approach to this work. Having lived through migration, war, loss, and the complexities of acculturative stress, I have a deep, lived understanding of what it means to move between worlds and seek belonging. Growing up in Norway and recently becoming an American citizen, I understand how our experiences shape us, and I am here to help you navigate your own processes of transformation and healing.

As a divorcee raising young children, I am intimately aware of the demands of balancing personal growth, caregiving, and the emotional realities of family life. I understand how change can affect both adults and children, and how resilience is built through presence, consistency, and meaningful connection.

As a therapist and as a human, I understand how early experiences, loss, and marginalization can shape the way we move through the world, often in ways that are felt long before they are named. People come to me carrying unspoken burdens, internalized expectations, and patterns formed in response to survival. You do not have to hold these alone.

I believe that growth is an ongoing process, shaped through our relationship with ourselves and our capacity for reflection. I remain committed to continual learning, self-examination, and evolving as both a therapist and a human.

I hold many identities that shape how I move through this world and navigate this work. I have had to overcome systems that were never designed with me in mind and learn to take up space, be seen, and be heard.

I am a BIPOC woman, a Refugee, a Divorcee, a Mom, a Student, and an Ally, but most importantly,

I am Human.

-Atti

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