Caitlin Newcomb Ginwala, LMFT, PMH-C
About Me
Caitlin believes that every child and family deserves a space where they feel seen, understood, and supported to grow into their fullest potential.
As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with more than a decade of experience, she specializes in helping individuals and families navigate life’s most important transitions with compassion, clarity, and evidence-based care.
Her clinical expertise includes perinatal and infant mental health, LGBTQIA+ family support, adoption and foster family care, trauma recovery, and grief counseling. Caitlin is especially committed to creating developmentally attuned, attachment-focused support that empowers parents and children to strengthen their bonds and thrive together.
In addition to her private practice, Caitlin serves as Director of Therapy at a national digital pediatric mental health company, where she leads a team of over 100 clinicians and helps shape best practices in child and family care. Previously, she managed intensive day treatment programs for children ages 3–6 with severe emotional and behavioral challenges, experience that informs her skill in working with both early developmental needs and complex family dynamics.
Caitlin earned her MS in Counseling from California State University, Northridge, and has advanced training in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). She is also a certified Growing Brain Trainer through Zero to Three and holds the National Adoption Competency certification for mental health professionals, ensuring her work is grounded in the latest research on child development, attachment, and family systems.
Her practice warmly welcomes diverse family constellations, including LGBTQIA+ parents, adoptive and foster families, and those preparing to welcome a new baby. Families working with Caitlin can expect care that is not only evidence-based and effective, but also personalized, compassionate, and deeply respectful of their values.
Beyond her professional work, Caitlin values the restorative power of everyday joys—cooking new recipes, spending time in nature, and getting lost in a good book. She brings the same spirit of curiosity, presence, and connection into her work with the families she supports.