11-10 Therapy;
Routine backup for your life
Supporting individuals and families navigating first responder life
Who We Are
11-10 Therapy is a Marriage and Family Therapy Corporation that works with individuals, couples, and families wanting to improve their relational and mental health. While we do not work exclusively with first responders, 11-10 Therapy was created out of a need recognized within that community. First responders see and experience things the average individual is not faced with and may need help understanding them. The dynamic that exists in these vocations can create a fear of seeking counsel or healthy processing of events and stressors, which can ultimately lead to burnout and depression and adversely affect a person’s overall functioning.
Why We Exist
11-10 Therapy exists to provide processing for those whose vocation routinely calls on them to show up on someone else’s worst day and then return home to tackle the challenges that exist in their own lives. We specialize in trauma therapy (EMDR), couples’ work, and realigning family dynamics to increase functioning. We work with evidence-based therapeutic approaches to help first responders and their families maintain or reclaim the wellness and relationship they deserve. At 11-10 Therapy, we specialize in “helping those who help others.”
What We Value
At 11-10 Therapy, we value the work done by first responders and know that the job is challenging, requiring you to live outside a 9-5 and show up on the worst day of other people’s lives. Our therapists are culturally competent through specialized training. Our therapists provide trauma processing and tools to fight compassion fatigue and increase family functioning. At 11-10 Therapy, we want to help you process everything you carry.
Meet Your Therapists
Cory Candelas, M.S., LMFT #106895
Director, Founder, & Therapist
Cory Candelas, M.S., LMFT #106895, 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, and currently supervises trainees and associates working toward their licensures. Her extensive experience in trauma processing and couple’s work has helped many individuals, couples, and families improve their functioning and reclaim joy. 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.
Sabina DuCasse, M.S., AMFT #140032
Associate MFT
Sabina DuCasse, M.S., AMFT #140032, is working towards licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist in California. Sabina has a background in education and ministry work. She has experience in helping people with depression, trauma, anxiety, betrayal, grief, self-worth, marriage difficulties, and life adjustments. Through her work, people have reclaimed joy in their lives. Her background in education facilitates connection with teaching professionals and children of all ages. Sabina 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.
