Mitch Keil
Dr. Mitch Keil is a clinical psychologist who has been providing mental health services in the Southern California area since he began his training in 2008. Dr. Keil has experience working with people from all backgrounds. This includes treating children, adolescents, and families at both Azusa Pacific University's Community Counseling Center and Loma Linda’s Behavioral Medicine Center. He has also completed training in Forensic Psychology at Patton State Hospital in Redlands, California, where he provided comprehensive psychodiagnostic assessments for court-related evaluations.
Dr. Keil has received training at some of California’s most rigorous institutions. During his internship at Kaiser Permanente, Los Angeles (LAMC), within their Department of Psychiatry, he specialized in the treatment of adolescents and adults suffering from complex trauma, anxiety, and depressive disorders. He also completed a year-long rotation in the Chemical Dependency Recovery Program (CDRP) as an additional area of specialization. During his post-doctoral residency at the VA in Loma Linda, Dr. Keil served our veteran population recovering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Currently, he is in private practice in Newport Beach, CA and a Professor of Psychology at Santiago Canyon College. He is also the co-founder of Dignity Awareness. He volunteers for Silverado Hospice and in his free time he likes to surf and ride motorcycles.
Dr. Keil approaches treatment from a psychodynamic, mindfulness-based perspective and is seasoned in the treatment of a range of difficulties including depression, anxiety, addiction, PTSD, and grief/loss in adolescents and adults. He works with individuals, couples, and families. As apart of his work, Dr. Keil is a member of Newport Psychoanalytic Institute, in which he receives regular supervision, support, continuing education and training for his private practice.
Dr. Keil has received training at some of California’s most rigorous institutions. During his internship at Kaiser Permanente, Los Angeles (LAMC), within their Department of Psychiatry, he specialized in the treatment of adolescents and adults suffering from complex trauma, anxiety, and depressive disorders. He also completed a year-long rotation in the Chemical Dependency Recovery Program (CDRP) as an additional area of specialization. During his post-doctoral residency at the VA in Loma Linda, Dr. Keil served our veteran population recovering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Currently, he is in private practice in Newport Beach, CA and a Professor of Psychology at Santiago Canyon College. He is also the co-founder of Dignity Awareness. He volunteers for Silverado Hospice and in his free time he likes to surf and ride motorcycles.
Dr. Keil approaches treatment from a psychodynamic, mindfulness-based perspective and is seasoned in the treatment of a range of difficulties including depression, anxiety, addiction, PTSD, and grief/loss in adolescents and adults. He works with individuals, couples, and families. As apart of his work, Dr. Keil is a member of Newport Psychoanalytic Institute, in which he receives regular supervision, support, continuing education and training for his private practice.
Hometown: Newport Beach, CA
Occupation: Clinical Psychologist
Interests: Therapy helps people to develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships, become free of old patterns, or simply find ways to process pain or memories that have kept them feeling stuck. It is a healing process that allows people to not only start feeling better but gain insight, awareness, and ultimately begin trusting their intuition and experience. Relationships are as capable of hurt and pain as they are for healing. I am an active, involved therapist who has a heart and a passion for this work and care deeply for the people that come to see me. I look forward to getting to know you, understanding your unique challenges, and meeting you exactly where you are.
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