Atascadero, CA Local Support & Community Resources

Molly Eisen-Kearns, LCSW, embodies the principles of Loving Kindness, Compassion, Joy, and Equanimity in her practice as a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist. Acknowledging that individuals are inherently social beings, she believes in the power of collaboration to foster growth, healing, and exploration. Molly works closely with her clients to address unique needs, whether it be transforming feelings of suffering, navigating challenging life situations, or embarking on profound personal journeys. Her comprehensive understanding of life views enables her to provide honest feedback and tailored support that resonates with each individual's path. With a rich background in assisting those facing life transitions, trauma, mood disorders, anxiety, grief, and addiction, she utilizes an array of therapeutic modalities, including EMDR, mindfulness, self-compassion, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and body movement approaches. Molly’s mission is to illuminate hope, grace, and empowerment while maintaining a positive, humorous, and non-judgmental environment. Additionally, she offers services such as collaboration with other healthcare providers, psycho-education, communication skill enhancement, real-life sessions integrated with nature or community, and comprehensive family support and education. Molly provides her services through telehealth, catering to individual client needs with ease and flexibility.

Monica Clipperton is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist with over 13 years of experience. She understands that seeking therapy can be a daunting experience, and she approaches each client's journey with empathy and deep compassion for life's challenges, pain, loss, and suffering. Through her practice, she creates a safe space that encourages guided reflection, personal growth, and healing. Monica is committed to providing honest feedback that promotes insight and fosters lasting change. With specialized training in areas such as trauma, grief and bereavement, addiction, anxiety, depression, parenting, and relationships, she integrates a psychodynamic approach with evidence-based interventions. Her effective techniques help clients manage stress and anger, resolve conflicts, and enhance their relationships, allowing them to navigate life's complexities with greater ease.

Shelly Boismenu, MA, MFT, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting women navigating the challenging waters of co-parenting, custody, and divorce. Understanding that these experiences can often be the toughest moments in a woman’s life, Shelly provides a safe space for her clients to explore their struggles and fears. With her specialized knowledge and experience, she helps women protect themselves and their children, heal from emotional turmoil, and transform these challenges into opportunities for growth. Shelly focuses on helping clients improve their self-talk and communication with attorneys, co-parents, and other professionals involved in their cases, ensuring that children’s well-being remains a priority. Her approach encompasses various therapy types, including Coaching, Compassion Focused, Transpersonal, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), available for individuals and groups. Shelly’s life mission is to empower women to redefine their self-image, positioning them as powerful creators of their own lives. Her enthusiasm for helping others shines through, as she eagerly anticipates the positive transformations awaiting each client. With Shelly’s support, women can turn their most difficult times into a foundation for a brighter future.