Meet Our Therapists
Cory Candelas
Owner & Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist LMFT #106895
Cory is the Director and founder of 11-10 Therapy. She has been a psychotherapist since 2011 and is certified in EMDR. Cory spent eight years working in law enforcement, is an adjunct professor of Behavioral Science at California Baptist University. She supervises associates working toward their licensures.
Cory’s extensive experience in trauma processing and couple’s work has helped many individuals, couples, and families improve functioning, increase relational satisfaction, and help clients to be “present” in their own lives.
Cory’s unique vocational experience qualifies her to contract for The Counseling Team International (TCTI) as a therapist and instructor for first responders, which is the heart of 11-10 Therapy.
Jayleen Bazua Munoz
Associate Therapist AMFT #142424, APCC # 15006
Jayleen is a bilingual (Spanish-speaking) therapist with a trauma-informed approach. She is deeply committed to creating a safe space where her clients can share their experiences. Jayleen is passionate about helping people who are facing challenges such as anxiety, stress, trauma, or conflict. She finds it rewarding to build connections with people from all walks of life; kids, teens, adults.
Jayleen is here for her clients to listen, understand their unique experiences, and help them find the healing and growth they deserve.
She uses various techniques to help clients, including Psychodynamic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). She is trained in Prepare and Enrich to assist couples in counseling. And if you’re interested in a faith-based approach, Jayleen is also happy to incorporate that into sessions.
Above all, her clients well-being is Jayleen’s top priority and compassion, empathy, and support are always offered as her clients work toward healing and growth.
Kiara Hernandez
Associate Therapist AMFT #142421
Kiara finds fulfillment in supporting individuals, couples, and youth on their journey towards healing and self-discovery. Her approach combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), both of which she believes hold immense potential for promoting healing and growth. Additionally, she is trained in Prepare and Enrich, for pre-marital counseling to guide couples through various stages of their relationship journey.
For clients seeking it, Kiara offers faith-based integration within counseling sessions. She firmly believes that integrating spiritual perspectives can offer valuable insights into life’s complexities and help individuals find meaning and encouragement through their faith journey.
Her experience encompasses working with individuals facing challenges such as identity struggles, stress, anxiety, trauma, and depression. She is particularly passionate about delving into attachment wounds, trauma, and symptoms stemming from nervous system dysregulation and unhealthy relationship dynamics.
Creating a safe and nurturing space where clients can freely express themselves is at the core of Kiara’s practice. She is dedicated to walking alongside you through every phase of counseling, providing hope, healing, truth, and grace. While she understands that sharing personal details can be daunting, she considers it a privilege to journey with you towards greater understanding and transformation.
Madeline Tovar
Associate Therapist AMFT #147199, APCC #16721
Welcome to your path toward healing and growth! Meet Maddie, a compassionate therapist dedicated to accompanying young adults, teens, and couples through their unique journeys of overcoming anxiety and depression. She is passionate about empowering individuals to navigate life’s challenges and offers a safe and non-judgmental space where you can explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
Maddie’s therapeutic approach is grounded in empathy, authenticity, and collaboration. She believes in the power of connection and the importance of creating a trusting relationship between therapist and client. Together, we will work to uncover the underlying causes of your symptoms.
Your journey towards healing and self-discovery is unique, and Maddie is here to walk alongside you. She invites you to reach out and schedule a consultation. Remember, you’re not alone!
Meghan DeVore
Associate Therapist AMFT #147198, APCC #16720
Meghan’s therapeutic approach is rooted in empathy, respect, and adaptability. She has experience conducting individual and couple therapy sessions, addressing a wide range of mental health issues such as grief, stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, identity issues and relationship conflicts. Her client-centered methodology recognizes the uniqueness of each individual’s experiences, allowing her to tailor therapeutic interventions to meet specific needs effectively.
She seeks to create a safe space for clients to grow, share and process life experiences. She utilizes a variety of modalities to meet each client where they are at including Psychodynamic Therapy, Client-Centered Therapy, CBT interventions, and mindfulness.
Meghan received her Master’s in Counseling Psychology from California Baptist University and has a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Grand Canyon University.
For those seeking a compassionate, knowledgeable, and dedicated therapist, Meghan brings a unique blend of clinical expertise and personal experience to her practice.
Sabina DuCasse
M.S., Associate Therapist AMFT #140032
Sabina has a background in education and ministry work. She received her bachelor’s at The University of Arizona, her first Master’s at Azusa Pacific, and her second Master’s at California Baptist University.
Sabina’s background in education facilitates connection with teaching professionals and children of all ages. She has experience in helping people with depression, trauma, anxiety, betrayal, grief, self-worth, marriage difficulties, and life adjustments.
Through Sabina’s work, people have reclaimed joy in their lives.
Justin Packham
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT #158001, APCC #20563
Justin Packham is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist and Professional Clinical Counselor serving Riverside and Southern California residents. Before pursuing the mental health professions, Justin was a certified flight instructor and lifeguard trainer for the YMCA and Red Cross. He pursued therapy as a career after life events introduced him to the benefits of therapy and the mental health field. It is his goal to walk alongside fellow aviators as well as first responders and all others he crosses paths with. Justin’s approach to counseling is psychodynamic, solution-focused and CBT-oriented, while he is also trained in EMDR for the purposes of addressing trauma and PTSD. His goal is to create an environment that fosters curiosity in order to yield understanding, and support clients in personal growth and making the next right move.
Terry Hornsby
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT #157929, APCC #20362
Terry Hornsby is a retired United States Marine Corps Master Sergeant with 20 years of dedicated service. Throughout his career, he held various leadership roles, including three years as a Drill Instructor, where he mentored and trained nearly 1,700 Marines. His military service took him worldwide, with deployments in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, the Philippines, and Japan, among other locations.
After leaving military service, Terry pursued higher education to serve in a new capacity. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Applied Management from Grand Canyon University and completed a Master of Science in Counseling Psychology at California Baptist University.
Terry specializes in working with veterans, first responders, and individuals dealing with PTSD and trauma. His therapeutic approach combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to offer personalized, evidence-based treatment.
A father of five and a devout Christian, Terry also provides faith-based counseling for clients interested in incorporating spirituality into their healing process. He welcomes people from all belief backgrounds, fostering a supportive and compassionate environment for growth and recovery.
Mckenna Johnson
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT #157925
Mckenna Johnson is a dedicated Associate Marriage and Family Therapist with a strong background in forensic psychology and a deep commitment to serving those in the justice system. A proud graduate of California Baptist University, Mckenna earned both her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology––with a minor in Criminal Justice and a concentration in Forensics––and her Masters of Science in Counseling Psychology, further specializing in forensic applications. Rooted in a family of first responders, Mckenna brings a unique understanding and empathy to her work with law enforcement personnel, their families, and individuals impacted by domestic violence and abuse. Her clinical experience includes facilitating both individual and group therapy sessions for individuals within the justice system, with a focus on trauma recovery, emotional regulation, and family reintegration. Mckenna’s therapeutic approach integrates Interpersonal Process Theory and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), fostering a collaborative and emotionally attuned environment. She is passionate about creating a safe, inclusive space where clients from all walks of life can explore personal growth, healing, and resilience.