Our counselors

Email: emmaaronsontherapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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You don’t need to reach a breaking point to benefit from having someone in your corner. Maybe you’ve been feeling anxious, navigating a transition, struggling with relationships, or trying to understand parts of yourself that feel unfamiliar. Whatever brings you here, there is room for your story.

 

In my practice, I aim to build a relationship with you grounded in trust, curiosity, and acceptance. Together, we will create a space for you to feel safe, curious, and calm, to find your authentic self, and meet your personal goals. My aim is to create the conditions where your own motivation can surface and drive change. That means a space safe enough for honesty—including about the parts of you that don’t want to change or fear what it would cost—and staying curious with you about what change would actually look like in your life. My style is warm, relational, and emphasizes body awareness. In our sessions, I’ll follow what’s most useful for you at the moment, and we’ll check in regularly about whether the work is going where you want it to go.

 

Areas I specialize in:

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• Perinatal and postnatal mental health

• Anxiety and depression

• Life transitions and identity exploration

• Intergenerational trauma and multicultural dissonance

• Body image and self esteem

Email: karroyotherapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Joshua Greene, LMFT #126296

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I believe we each carry a unique expression of aliveness, a way of being that allows us to feel grounded, connected, and vibrant. When anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, or relationship strain take hold, that sense of self can feel distant, shaped by old stories, survival patterns, and internalized expectations. The ways we learn to cope begin as creative adaptations to life’s challenges, but over time they can leave us feeling disconnected from ourselves or uncertain about where we’re headed. In our work together, all parts of you are welcome, including those that feel protective or hard to understand. Therapy isn’t about becoming someone new; it’s about remembering who you are and reconnecting with the vitality already within you.

 

My approach is holistic, viewing mental health as an essential part of overall wellbeing. I offer a warm, steady, collaborative space where you don’t have to hold everything alone. Drawing from diverse modalities, I tailor our work to meet you where you are. Together, we’ll slow down and explore your inner world, your thoughts, emotions, relationships, and embodied experience. Our work aims to support meaningful change, build resilience, ease suffering, and help you move through life with greater clarity, agency, and ease.

 

Although I’m a Bay Area native, I’ve lived and worked in multiple countries, supporting people across diverse identities and deepening my commitment to culturally responsive care. I also bring a strong foundation in contemplative practice, supporting an embodied approach that integrates mind and body.

 

Areas of focus include:

 

• Anxiety and depression
• Grief, loss, and life transitions
• Identity exploration and meaning-making
• Family dynamics and relational trauma
• Relationship and intimacy challenges
• Cultural or spiritual inquiry

 

If you feel we may be a good fit, please feel free to reach out. I look forward to getting to know you.

Email: jatkins.therapy@gmail.com

Website: www.jenniferatkinspsychotherapy.com

Supervised by Kara Swedlow, PhD, MFT #MFC52221

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To be human is to live in relationship – with ourselves and others. This sounds simple.

But, you already know that relationships are far from simple. You may have difficulties in
your personal relationships. Perhaps you are unhappy with yourself. The state of the
world and your relationship to larger systems may cause distress.

Free of judgment and full of curiosity, I will join you in noticing your emotional patterns,
listening for possible meanings. We will explore the conscious and unconscious
expectations you have about others and yourself. We’ll see how those built-in
assumptions may hold you back from living a full and satisfying life.

I am comfortable with a number of different therapeutic orientations and will tailor my
approach to that which best suits your needs. I welcome clients who come from a wide
range of backgrounds and identities. My approach is psychodynamic and built on a
foundation of mindfulness. These modalities are helpful for depression, grief, anxiety,
trauma, loneliness, and distress related to identity, loss of purpose, managing life’s
major transitions, aging and infidelity. I work with individuals and couples.
I warmly welcome you.

 

Feel free to email me if you have any questions.

Email: hedda.therapy@gmail.com

Website: www.heddacarneytherapy.com

Supervised by Susannah Harris, LMFT #109298

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Do you ever feel lost, overwhelmed by your emotions, or simply unsure of what steps to take next? Often, external or internal messages can make us feel as though we are not enough or that there is something wrong with us for having these feelings. I believe that compassionately exploring these parts of ourselves help us to honor our unique needs and desires, which is integral to living an authentic and fulfilled life. 

 

Therapy can help you understand your emotions and get in touch with how they are connected to your physical body and mind. In session we will explore your present feelings, thoughts, and beliefs, as well as looking back to your history to find connections between your past and present realities. I will ask questions about sensations you might be having in your body throughout the session, because I believe the body carries deep wisdom about our past and current experiences. As a therapist, my top priority is making sure you feel safe and deeply heard. I will follow your needs and work collaboratively with you to make sure you are getting what you desire from therapy. 

 

I feel honored to support my clients on their journeys towards healing and witness them as they discover parts of themselves that have been buried by difficult life experiences. I welcome people from all backgrounds and life experiences, and I recognize how individual suffering is often tied to larger systemic issues such as systemic racism, classism, sexism, genderism, ageism, sizeism, and ableism.

Email: jennchantherapy@gmail.com

Website: jennchantherapy.com
Supervised by Amanda Luciano, LMFT #80370

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So often, we put on a brave face to survive the spaces or times we are in or vow that we’ll focus on ourselves when things finally slow down. It is ok to not be ok and things do not have to be dire for you to seek support. I admire the courage it takes to take this first step.

In my practice, I aim to build a relationship with you grounded in trust, openness, curiosity, and acceptance. My style is warm, relational, and strengths-based, focusing on your inner strengths, interests, resourcefulness, and social support systems. With my skills in attuned listening, gentle exploration, and observation, I strive to understand how your past experiences, interpersonal dynamics, and cultural contexts shape how you navigate the world. I hope to create a welcoming space where you could come as you are, speak your truth, process your own experiences, try on new skills or ways of relating, and support you in your growth and healing.
 

Areas I have worked with adolescents and young adults navigating include:

• Anxiety and depression

• Identity exploration and self-esteem

• Family dynamics and relationships

• Intergenerational trauma and differences in acculturation

• Phase of life issues / life transitions

Email: karen.chan.therapy@gmail.com

Website: www.karenchantherapy.com

Supervised by Shubha Herlekar, Psy.D, LMFT, MFC#36107

 

Welcome! I specialize in working with Asians, BIPOC, polyamorous, and LGBTQ+ folx navigating anxiety, depression, grief, burnout, relationship and family conflicts, systemic oppression, and racial or intergenerational trauma, and those exploring their gender, identities, polyamory, and sexuality. I am neurodivergent-, polyamory-, and kink-affirming, and have a special affinity for interracial and inter-cultural couples.

 

As a first-generation Asian immigrant who has lived and worked on multiple continents, I bring cultural humility and curiosity about how ancestry, class, and race shape your lived experience. Working from a depth and liberation psychology lens, I attune not only to your inner world but also to your social and historical contexts. Together, we’ll tend to the marginalized or silenced parts of you, addressing the root causes of distress and creating the life and relationships you truly desire.

 

I invite you to visit my website to book a free consult to see if we’re a good fit. We’ll talk about what you’re seeking, how we might work together, and any questions you may have. For teen and couples therapy, feel free to add your teen or partner(s) to the call. I look forward to connecting with you!

 

Approaches I draw from: Decolonial, Fanonian, Gestalt, Hakomi, Liberation, Nondual, Psychoanalytic, Relational, and Somatic.

Email: heathercorcorantherapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Elizabeth Greivel, LMFT #100071 LPCC #5084

 

I'm Heather. I work with adults navigating change, loss and their relationships. People often come to me when they are:

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• Struggling with a painful rift in their partnership, family or friendships

• Caring for everyone else and losing track of themselves

• Stuck in worry or self-criticism and not seeing a way out

• Wanting to say what they need without pushing away the people they love

• Grieving a death or the end of a relationship

• Facing a big change: a new city, a new job, a new stage of life

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I'm curious and warm, and I bring humor along with depth. Together we explore what's working and how early experiences affect your relationships now. We stay with feelings and instincts you may have learned to override and identify what matters most to you. I draw on relational psychodynamic and existential therapy.

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I immigrated to the U.S. from Canada and built a long career in nonprofit and corporate settings. I'm also a partner and parent. These experiences have deepened my understanding of how change, loss and close relationships shape our lives.

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Email me for a free consultation to talk about your hopes for therapy and explore working together.

Email: safehavenwithcara@gmail.com
Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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Psychotherapy is a practice of connection and communication that aims to strengthen a
person's capacities to manage challenging emotions and to develop caring
relationships. Psychotherapy has been shown to significantly reduce suffering and
isolation, and to increase well-being.

One important aspect of successful therapy is the experience of a good connection: a
good fit between the therapist and client is very important. The therapist's approach
and way of thinking should inspire a sense of safety and hope.

 

My approach is compassionate and interactive. I listen carefully and offer specific ideas
that are designed to help you improve the areas of your life you are seeking to change. I
am focused on facilitating a trusting relationship where sensitive and troubling issues
can be explored, understood and changed.

 

Psychotherapy can be life-altering! I believe that people can make lasting changes-
resolving destructive patterns of experience and behavior, developing emotional

intelligence, and creating more satisfying and supportive relationships.

 

My practice includes psychotherapy for adults, children and adolescents, families and
couples counseling.

Email: alexis.dc.therapy@gmail.com
Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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There are times when life feels more confusing or harder to carry on your own. You might be navigating anxiety, self-doubt, life transitions, stress, grief, questions about identity, or simply a sense that something isn’t sitting right. Together, we’ll create space to slow down and begin making sense of what’s happening beneath the surface.

 

I approach therapy collaboratively. You are the expert on your life, your experiences, and your values. My role is to listen deeply, ask thoughtful questions, and help you see yourself and your situation with greater clarity. We’ll explore what has shaped you and consider what feels ready for change. 

 

In our sessions, I bring curiosity, honesty, and at times, humor. I offer reflections that help you connect the dots, gentle challenge when it supports growth, and practical tools when they’re useful. I attune my approach to what feels most supportive for you. Some days may call for space to process. Other days may call for structure, skill-building, or direct feedback. Our work will adapt to your needs.

 

If you’d like to explore whether working together feels like a good fit, I welcome you to reach out.

Email: nataliedoyletherapy@gmail.com

Website: www.nataliebdoyle.com
Supervised by Peter Geiger, LMFT #MFC40439

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I’m Natalie, a strengths-based, relational therapist supporting individuals and couples seeking clarity, grounding, and deeper connection with themselves and in their relationships. Many of my clients are:

• Overthinking decisions or replaying conversations long after they’re over

• Feeling distance in their relationship and unsure how to shift the dynamic

• Moving through identity changes, including parenthood or career transitions

• Struggling with boundaries, people-pleasing, or persistent self-doubt

• Outwardly successful but internally burned out or disconnected

 

In therapy, we explore deeply-rooted patterns and beliefs, working to replace self-criticism with self-trust. My approach is warm, relational, and direct. I integrate psychodynamic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), mindfulness, and evidence-based couples work (Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy). 

 

My path to psychotherapy has been enriched by a decade in high-pressure corporate roles, experience as a birth doula, and an MBA with a focus on coaching. I understand the pressure to hold it all together - and the cost of doing so. I look forward to meeting you and supporting you as you navigate your journey towards healing and growth.

Email: miyakdunets@gmail.com

Supervised by Stacey Kolsrud, LMFT #86928

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We live in a time and globalized culture in which we very often feel separate, disconnected, alone, confused, and misunderstood. Together, we can relearn a sense of belonging—belonging in our bodies, belonging with other beings, belonging to this earth. I believe that therapy is a space for deep listening and reflection, a place to cultivate a sense of relational safety, and a container in which we have the privilege to explore what makes you feel alive and purposeful.

I am both a counselor and a student and teacher of contemplative practices. Because you are a whole person, I take an integrative approach, exploring and using the tools that work best for you—talk therapy, creative practice/expressive arts, movement, meditation—to support you in finding ways to fully inhabit your life. My approach is informed by the beliefs that therapy is one among many tools through which we can find internal and collective freedom, that these tools should be offered with the deepest reverence and integrity, and that these liberatory instruments and pathways should be accessible to all.

I identify as a multiracial woman. I have lived and worked in diverse contexts, with a wide variety of folx, both in the US and outside of it. I am committed to working with you in a way that acknowledges the fullness of your experience, the contexts and systems in which we exist, and all of the parts of your intersectional identities. Let’s get free.

Email: emily@emilyerbtherapy.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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My approach to therapy is flexible and collaborative, grounded in the belief that our relationships and experiences shape how we understand ourselves and the world. I work in an integrative manner, informed by attachment, relational, and psychodynamic theories. I see therapy as offering both relief from symptoms and an opportunity to explore the underlying emotional experiences and relational patterns that foster deeper understanding and lasting change.

 

I work with adolescents, adults, and couples navigating anxiety, depression, grief and loss, trauma, identity development, chronic and terminal illness, life transitions, relationship concerns, body image, issues related to sex and sexuality. I welcome individuals and couples across diverse identities and relationship structures.

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I believe that the therapeutic relationship is built on trust, curiosity, and humility. Having lived in the Bay Area for nearly 20 years, I am deeply committed to serving my community and understanding each person within the context of their intersecting identities, cultural backgrounds, and lived experiences. I bring a grounded, attuned presence to my work and aim to create a warm and challenging space where people can develop greater insight, explore longstanding patterns, deepen connections, and find lasting relief.

Email: Jamesfaulknertherapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Joshua Greene, LMFT #126296

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I see therapy as a process of opening to yourself with another. We allow for you to unfurl and come to be as you are. It is a space that allows for depth, insight, and relationship. Together, we shine a light on the roots of longstanding relational patterns, wounded places, and protective habits that cause suffering. We consider how past experiences, culture, and systems of power can influence our decisions and work towards discovering your authentic way of being. We attune to and listen to your emotional experience and use its wisdom to guide you into alignment with your authentic self. 

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I work with all kinds of people, including: the lost, the afraid, the hopeless, the desirous, the hurt, the ambivalent, as well as those navigating relationship and communication challenges. I also work with those exploring their gender identity, sexuality, and/or relationship structures. I welcome dreamers and  those who desire to integrate their past psychedelic, spiritual, or alternate state of being experiences. 

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I work with individuals, children, couples, polycules, and the relationship variants across the spectrum.

Email: lillyferris@lillyferristherapy.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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I support adults, children and adolescents in navigating the manifold challenges
that come with the human experience. I particularly love working with children,
adolescences, families and couples.

 

A few of the approaches that make up my therapy practice are:

 

Strengths-based – We all poses unique strengths. When we access and welcome
those strengths, we have greater capacity for growth and healing.

 

Relational cultural – As humans, we are relational beings and the experiences that
shape us are contextualized in relationship with others. As a relational therapist I
make space for human connection, cultural practice and spiritual wisdom and
honor the client as a whole being.

 

Emotionally focused – As we come into relationship with others, we develop an
emotional dance informed by our attachment wounds. As we begin to attune to
others through full body listening, we learn how to tend to our wounds and the
wounds of those we are in relationship with and find our rhythms more in sync.

 

Psychodynamic – You had a life before you arrived as the person you are
today. It can be helpful to explore past experiences and relational patterns and
honor how they show up today so you can move forward with deeper
understanding and ease.

 

Expressive Arts – Expressive arts therapy provides pathways for deep meaning-
making, alternative processing and nonverbal communication across the five
modalities: visual art, written and spoken word, drama, dance/movement and
music. This is an offering but not a requirement for my clients.

 

We might be a good fit to work together if the above approaches speak to you and
you are seeking support with any of the following:

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• Anxiety and/or depression

• Grief and loss

• Life transitions

• Substance use/abuse

• Navigating neurodivergent experiences

• Navigating LGBTQ+ experiences and queer identity

• Sex, sexuality and intimacy

• Self-worth and purpose

• Early childhood and complex trauma

Email: dani@dgpsychotherapy.org

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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Between working long hours, trying to maintain a social life, and tending to other responsibilities, it can be hard to find the time and energy for self-care. When burnout is shaped by systemic and collective trauma, taking time for yourself becomes an essential act of survival and resistance. I applaud you for showing up for yourself in a world that often asks for more than feels possible.

 

My experience as a Black, queer, neurodivergent person informs my practice and clinical specializations. My practice is based on relational techniques, narrative therapy, and feminist/decolonial theory. I work with clients across diverse backgrounds, with a specific focus on supporting the BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities, as well as survivors of childhood and relational trauma. I work collaboratively with clients to reconnect with their inner selves, unlearn internalized expectations, and build sustainable ways of living that honor their capacity and values. If this approach feels aligned, I encourage you to reach out to explore whether we might be a good fit.

 

I have clinical experience supporting clients with the following topics: 

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• Anxiety

• Depression 

• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

• Neurodivergence (e.g. autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, etc.)

• Chronic illness 

• Complex trauma (e.g. generational, political, religious, etc.)

• Sexuality and gender identity exploration 

• Interpersonal and relationship concerns 

Email: sonali.g.therapist@gmail.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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I come from a family of immigrants and understand the complexities of navigating a dual identity while searching for a sense of belonging. You don’t have to hold these feelings alone, even when it feels safer to do so. Vulnerability is not a breaking open, but a gentle unfolding—an act of courage that allows what has been carried in silence to finally breathe. By letting go and holding space for yourself, you can begin to understand your trauma and reconnect with a sense of aliveness.

 

I take an eclectic approach to therapy, drawing from a range of techniques to meet your unique needs. My goal is to help you feel more attuned to your experiences while developing a deeper understanding of yourself. I work with concerns including, but not limited to: anxiety, depression, grief and loss, identity exploration, life transitions, and family dynamics. I also have experience supporting seniors through grief and major life changes, as well as working with neurodivergent children.

 

I am committed to offering a safe, compassionate space where you can be fully yourself, or explore what that means for you. I bring empathy, curiosity, and deep respect for your lived experience.

 

Please feel free to reach out, and we can explore whether we might be a good fit.

Email: hjgreenstein.therapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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My approach to therapy is rooted in the belief that we can all become agents of change in our lives. Our life stories frame how we remember, how we imagine and how we show up. They are constantly revised and rewritten, shaped by our contexts and intertwined with normative cultural scripts. Therapy allows us to disentangle dominant narratives from our stories while exploring how we make meaning of our experiences, illuminating the themes that serve us and those that hold us back.

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I ground my practice in narrative psychology and a relational, liberatory, client-centered stance. Since clients are experts in their own lived experiences, I position myself as a supportive collaborator in the work of healing. I pay close attention to relationship patterns and early life events in order to harness the therapeutic alliance as a conduit for modeling and growth. Amidst the perpetual turbulence of our world, I strive to build a safe, warm environment in therapy that fosters genuine connection and empowerment.

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I help folks navigate a variety of experiences in my work, including but not limited to:

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• Anxiety

• Depression

• Neurodivergence

• Gender & Identity Exploration

• Sexuality & Intimacy

• Life Transitions

• Relationship Dynamics

• Self-Esteem

• Grief & Loss

• Complex Trauma

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My positionality as a queer, neurodivergent woman informs my passion for serving other folks within the LGBTQIA+ community. I have counseling and psychological research experience working with LGBTQIA+ kids, teens and young adults.

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Feel free to reach out via email if you have any questions or wish to schedule a consultation. I look forward to hearing from you!

Email: alexismendozatherapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés del Chiaro LMFT #80922

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Spanish-speaking/ Hablo español

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Deep down, we all hold the answer to our own struggles and suffering. My goal as a
therapist-in-training is to be alongside you and support you as you reflect on your
experiences and self-actualize.

My life as a first generation Mexican American, queer/LGBTQ+, Latine therapist has allowed
me to understand how multiple, overlapping aspects of our identities shape our
worldviews, relationships, and lives. I bring all of who I am, along with a deep empathy for
different experiences, to my therapeutic relationships with clients, which allows me to put
myself in others’ shoes. Working with me means that I will be alongside you as I guide you
through the dynamic process of collaboratively working on your goals. I largely draw on
methods of the person-centered approach, psychodynamic perspective, and relational
theories in my work.

In my practice, we will build a safe, trusting therapeutic relationship where you can feel
safe to express yourself and where all that deeply matters to you is heard and validated. I
look forward to working with you soon!

Email: irina.oros.therapy@gmail.com 

Supervised by Stephanie Payés del Chiaro LMFT #80922

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Let’s get curious. I believe therapy is about curiosity that leads to self-discovery. Together, we can identify patterns in thinking, feeling, and behaving that once served a purpose, but now keep you from accomplishing your goals. The patterns we develop often make sense when we understand the context in which they developed. Curiosity about our ways of being can lead to self-compassion and make room for new ways of moving through the world that better serve us. 

 

As a Romanian immigrant, I bring my lived experience of navigating different cultures, identities, and life transitions to my work. My bicultural perspective has shaped my appreciation of how our identities, family histories, cultural backgrounds, past experiences, and environments influence how we understand ourselves and make sense of the world. 

 

My therapeutic approach is integrative, meaning I use interventions from a variety of modalities, including psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), to meet you where you are in a way that best facilitates healing. 

 

I am particularly drawn to helping individuals navigate anxiety, panic, depression, trauma, self-esteem, life changes, and relationship challenges. My purpose is to guide you on your path to self-discovery, meaningful change, and fulfillment. Let’s get curious together and explore whether we might be a good fit. 

Email: jordanpineda.therapy@gmail.com

Website: www.jordanpinedatherapy.com

Supervised by Amanda Luciano LMFT #80370

 

My practice centers young adults in their 20's and 30's, offering a space to be both comfortable and gently challenged- because growth rarely happens without a little of both.  My work in private practice is informed by my experience in special education and high-acuity psychiatric settings —work that deeply shaped my understanding of resilience and the importance of connection and community. 

 

I offer long-term and short-term therapy to help you with: 

• Holistic nervous system regulation 

• Childhood trauma, C-PTSD, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) 

• Relationships (family dynamics, codependency, boundaries, friendships) 

• Examing your relationship with alcohol  

• Dating & relationships

• Grief in all its forms (mourning the death of a loved one, death of an absent parent, mourning relationships, or the ideal childhood)

• Life transitions, identity work and exploration

• The impact of psychotic disorders on relationships and family systems 

• First responder trauma

 

For my work with couples, I leverage evidence-based methods like Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman Method, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help you repair after rupture, improve communication, and change long standing behavior patterns and dynamics. I’m here to help you uncover the meaning behind the conflict so that you can move forward—together or separately—with clarity and kindness. 

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If you're looking for a safe, yet challenging space to do the work, let's connect. Visit my website: www.jordanpinedatherapy.com

Email: contact@mikaylaposk.com

Website: www.mikaylaposk.com

Supervised by Jessica Pinto, LMFT #53420

 

In therapy you have an opportunity to become more familiar with yourself. The parts you’re proud to share, afraid to share, or secretly wish to share. It’s all welcome. I’ll listen carefully and deeply, and offer reflections and suggestions where appropriate. And I’ll help create a space where you can gently untangle what’s knotted inside, letting what no longer fits fall away so you can live more freely.

In Somatic therapy, we expand beyond the traditional focus on our thoughts and emotions and notice the subtle cues from your body— cues like tension, breath, and posture—that can reveal deeper patterns. Our sessions will feel much like traditional talk therapy but with an added awareness of how your nervous system responds, allowing you to imagine new possibilities for how you want to experience life and connect with others.

Humans are wired for connection. From an early age, we adapt to stay safe—masking, shrinking, overachieving, or numbing. These aren’t flaws; they’re survival strategies. But over time, they can turn into self-doubt, control issues, people-pleasing, fear of intimacy, or emotional exhaustion.

Therapy helps loosen the grip of these patterns, creating space for freedom and possibility. So you can speak without hesitation, rest without shame, and trust yourself without second-guessing.

I’m here to listen, but I’m also here to help you make real change in your life. I’ll look for opportunities to gently challenge the stories that keep you stuck and help you hold yourself accountable to the life and relationships you want.

Please reach out if you’d like to explore whether working together feels like a fit. 

Email: wyattrobertsontherapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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You deserve a space where you can show up exactly as you are: no performance, no editing, no explaining yourself before we even begin. Whether you're navigating anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, life transitions, or something harder to name, I want you to feel from the very first session that you are not a problem to be solved, but rather a person to be known.

My approach is rooted in person-centered therapy, which means that you are the expert on your own life. My role is to walk alongside you as you discover what healing, clarity, and growth look like for you specifically. I bring genuine curiosity, warmth, and care to every session, and I strive to create a relationship where honesty feels possible and where nothing you bring is too much.

As a queer man, I know firsthand what it means to move through the world carrying identities that aren't always reflected back to you with care. That lived experience deeply informs how I show up in the therapy room. My practice is affirming of all identities, relationship structures, and the many ways people understand themselves and their lives.

People come to me for many reasons, including:

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• Anxiety and depression

• Grief and loss

• Life transitions and identity exploration

• Relationship and family dynamics

• Substance Usage

• Stress, burnout, and self-worth

• Navigating LGBTQ+ experiences and queer identity

When we work together, my hope is that you leave each session feeling more seen, more understood, and a little less alone in whatever you're carrying. Over time, I hope you'll find yourself moving through life with greater self-compassion, a clearer sense of who you are, and a deeper trust in your own inner wisdom.
 

I'm glad you're here. Feel free to reach out, I'd love to connect and explore whether we might be a good fit.

Email: connect@brycerockwell.com 

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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It can be difficult to untangle our minds by ourselves. Not because we aren’t capable of doing it, but because our current approach might require skills we have yet to unlock. Therapy can allow for discovering more fulfilling and aligned ways of navigating life's challenges. My hope in working together is to offer a space where you feel safe enough to explore your inner world and uncover parts of yourself you may not be consciously aware of.

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At the start of our work together, I take time to understand what brought you in and what you're hoping to gain from therapy, so we can approach each session with intention and care. Whether it’s your first time in therapy or tenth year in therapy, I intend to meet you where you’re at with compassion and understanding. I don't believe therapy is one-size-fits-all, which is why my approach is integrative and tailored to each person I work with.

 

I’m excited to work with individuals from all walks of life and approach each individual with cultural humility. I understand how systems of oppression have a way of entering our inner psyche, eroding our self worth, and quality of life. I intend to create a space where you feel comfortable being unfiltered and authentic. 

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I offer support to individuals navigating: 

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• Anxiety and depression

• Life transitions 

• Relationships 

• Sexual and gender exploration

• Family dynamics and childhood experiences

• Self-esteem

• Substance use 

• ADHD/Autism 

• Nervous system dysregulation

 

I’m here to offer a place where you can show up exactly as you are. I’m honored to have the opportunity to work with you. If you feel that we’d be a good fit, please feel free to reach out via email to schedule a phone consultation. 

Email: chloe.rowshani.therapy@gmail.com

Website: www.chloerowshani.com

Supervised by Peter Geiger, #MFC40439

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If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or pulled in many directions, I’m here to help. Many people come to me when they’re navigating complicated relationships, facing career or identity changes, moving through grief, preparing for or adjusting to marriage or parenthood, or trying to make big decisions that feel heavy.

 

My style is warm, collaborative, and grounded. I take an integrative, psychodynamic approach that explores what’s underneath your patterns while also creating practical shifts you can use in everyday life. As an Iranian-American therapist, I also understand what it's like to carry family history, cultural expectations, and your own hopes and ambitions all at once. I honor the richness of your family and cultural background and how it lives within you.

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With younger clients, I bring a creative, playful approach that helps them feel safe enough to open up. With adults, couples, and families, I focus on helping you uncover the deeper emotional currents and relational patterns that shape how you show up with yourself and others. 

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Whether you’re navigating personal challenges or relational dynamics, I’m here to help. Reach out via email to schedule a phone consultation. 

Email: therapywithkatherine.sf@gmail.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

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Living in this often disconnected world, it can be hard to find spaces where we feel as though we can truly share the deepest parts of ourselves. I see therapy as a collaborative process where that can happen—a place to share, to open up, and to hold life’s most vulnerable moments. I see myself as a fellow traveler in this process, someone who is experiencing life’s many ups and downs while continuing to do my own inner work. I also see therapy as one of many practices that can support healing, and I look to bring in modalities that might be supportive for each client as an individual—whether that means tapping into creativity, meditative work, or other forms of self-expression.

 

I draw from a variety of therapeutic modalities, particularly psychodynamic, existential, Gestalt, and Internal Family Systems, while also valuing the importance of tailoring sessions to each client’s unique needs and circumstances. Our work might be interactive, exploring your internal world through traditional talk therapy, experiential exercises, somatic inquiry, and attention to the moment-to-moment experience of therapy itself. Throughout the process, I aim to meet you where you are and explore what feels most supportive and beneficial for you.

 

Ultimately, I hope to help you access a deeper and more full experience of life, yourself, your relationships, and your genuine, authentic being. So often, we become caught in ruminations about the past or worries about the future, which can take us away from the gift of fully being present in our lives. Together, we can create a space where you feel truly seen, held, and heard.If you feel as though we might be a good fit, please don't hesitate to reach out. I look forward to connecting.

Email: madgetantherapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922

 

I believe our present-day pain and challenges are often shaped by our past experiences and relational wounds. Therapy can be a sacred space to hold these experiences with care and intention and together explore how they might be influencing your current way of being in the world. 

 

I work primarily from a client-centered, psychodynamic, and relational lens, meaning that in our work together, we’ll explore these past experiences and what they might be telling us, both consciously and unconsciously, through the frame of the therapeutic relationship. I strive to create a warm and gentle space where you can feel heard, empowered, and supported in bringing all parts of you to our work together, deepening your emotional experience, and strengthening your connection with your authentic self. 

 

I am passionate about supporting folks with:

• Anxiety

• Attachment wounds

• Identity exploration

• Values work

• Meaning-making

• Self-esteem

• Life transitions

 

If you feel we could be a good fit, I invite you to schedule a consultation with me. I look forward to meeting you and to embarking on this journey together.

Email: Kikiturnertherapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Stephanie Payés Del Chiaro, LMFT #80922 

 

I am a depth-oriented psychotherapist who draws from psychodynamic, relational, somatic, and liberation psychology approaches. My training in Integral Counseling Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) has deeply shaped how I understand therapy: as work that attends not only to the individual, but to the body, psyche, relationships, culture, spirituality, and systems in which we are embedded. I believe that, like our bodies, therapy is political. Many of the things we have learned to feel shame about, our needs, identities, bodies, desires, ways of relating, or ways of moving through the world are often adaptations to systems we have had to survive. Part of our work can be gently disentangling what belongs to you from what you were taught to carry.

 

I have experience working with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, relationship conflicts, intergenerational and complex trauma as well as religious trauma and purity culture. I work with people exploring questions of gender, sexuality, neurodiversity, and nontraditional relationship structures. I especially care about creating space for folx who are asking: How do I build a life that actually works for me, rather than continuing to contort myself to fit what I’ve been told I should be?

 

I understand therapy as a space where we can come home to the parts of ourselves that have been pushed away, overworked, silenced, or forgotten. I believe our bodies and psyches hold forms of knowing that are often deeper than what we can access through thinking alone. Together, we can listen for those forms of knowing and make more room for vitality, agency, pleasure, connection, and choice.

Email: gregwolfendentherapy@gmail.com

Supervised by Stacey Kolsrud, LMFT #86928

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Feeling disconnected, caught in recurring conflict, or wanting to rebuild trust and closeness in your relationship? I’m glad you’re here. Many couples come to therapy when communication feels strained, intimacy has shifted, or they’re tired of getting caught in the same fight. They want to find their spark and find a better way to communicate with each other. 

 

I work with LGBTQIA+ Couples, Poly folks, and those practicing ENM. For couple’s therapy, I take a collaborative, client-centered approach grounded in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). I work with couples to explore the patterns and cycles that may be contributing to their disconnection, while also creating meaningful, practical shifts that can support them in everyday life. As a queer- and kink-affirming, therapist, I provide inclusive care that honors each person’s lived experience, identity, and social context. 

 

I welcome individuals across diverse backgrounds and relationship structures. My approach is relational and person-centered, rooted in the belief that each person brings inherent strengths and capacity for growth and healing in themselves and in their relationships.

 

I also support clients navigating identity exploration, stress, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, life transitions, and the impact of cultural and intersectional experiences. Whether you are hoping to deepen emotional connections, improve communication, or create a more fulfilling relationship, therapy can be a space to feel seen, heard, and supported. I’m here for all of it.

 

You can email me directly to schedule a consultation.