A WELCOMING PLACE TO BEGIN

Your First Visit

A simple guide to finding the office, checking in and preparing for an in-person appointment.

Know where to go before you arrive

Visiting a new office can bring practical questions, even after an appointment has been arranged. This guide brings the arrival details together so you can review them at your own pace. It is intended for in-person visits to the San Diego office. Your confirmed appointment information remains the place to check your date, time and any instructions specific to your visit.

From parking to reception

Park by the main entrance
Reserved client parking is available directly in front of the main entrance for patients visiting the office. This places your parking area close to the entrance you will use for your visit. If you have a question about finding the building or identifying the parking area, contact the practice for clarification rather than relying on a guess.
Find the eighth-floor office
The office is located on the eighth floor. Use the current office address shown on this page when planning your route, and review any appointment-specific directions you have received. If you need more information about getting from the building entrance to the office, you are welcome to ask the practice before your visit.
Check in with reception
Reception will greet you and notify Dr. Brandon Lozano that you have arrived. Let reception know you are there for your appointment. You do not need to describe personal concerns or the reason for your appointment as part of the arrival instructions on this page. Questions about your care can be discussed directly with Dr. Lozano.

A few things to review beforehand

Check the appointment details provided by the practice, including the scheduled time and whether there are any materials or forms you have been asked to complete. Preparation can differ between therapy and assessment appointments. Follow the instructions provided for your own visit; this guide does not add a universal checklist of documents or requirements.

If a practical detail is unclear, you can ask about it before attending. Questions may include which appointment you are scheduled for, what the visit involves, fees or payment arrangements, and anything you have been asked to bring. The Insurance & Fees page provides general information, while your individual arrangements should be confirmed with the practice.

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THE SAN DIEGO OFFICE

Take a Look Around

Explore photographs of the building, shared lobby and therapy room before your visit.

Glass-fronted office building with palm trees and flagpoles, viewed from the street. — The office building

Office reception desk with blue chairs, a brown sofa and framed artwork in the lobby. — Reception and lobby

Therapy room with a brown armchair, gray sofa, round coffee table, orchids and framed artwork. — A view inside the therapy room

Gray two-seat sofa with patterned cushions beside an orchid and a round coffee table. — Sofa seating

Brown armchair beside a console table with orchids, plants and abstract artwork in the therapy room. — Armchair and room details

Lobby seating with blue armchairs, a brown sofa and glass-walled office space. — Lobby seating

Office building with curved bands of windows and leafy trees in front. — Another view of the building

Space for questions, without pressure

You can bring questions about the service you are considering or the appointment you have scheduled. It may help to note a few topics you would like to discuss, but you do not need to put personal details into a website form to prepare. The nature of a visit depends on the service and your individual circumstances; there is no single experience that this page can promise.

Discuss questions about the process directly with Dr. Lozano, including anything you would like clarified before proceeding. Information here is practical orientation, not a clinical assessment or a recommendation for a particular service. Reviewing the guide does not book an appointment, replace instructions from the practice or establish a psychologist-patient relationship.

Need help planning your visit?

For non-urgent questions about directions or your visit, use the Contact page or call the practice. If you have not yet arranged an appointment, you can request a consultation to discuss possible next steps. Sending a message does not confirm an appointment. Please keep website inquiries brief and general, without sensitive records or detailed clinical history.

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