Welcome to the therapeutic space created by Anne Tomin, a compassionate and experienced psychologist. Clients who find themselves feeling stuck or confused, or those navigating significant changes or losses in their lives, often discover a sense of clarity and ease through therapy with Anne. She understands the struggles that arise when one feels out of sorts or unmotivated and is dedicated to supporting individuals as they address these feelings. With a belief that asking for help is a courageous step towards improvement, Anne offers a nurturing and caring environment where clients can transform obstacles, confront fears, and heal emotional wounds. Her collaborative approach invites clients to explore their identities and motivations, leading to a journey of self-discovery, healing, and change. Anne is fully invested in her clients' psychological well-being and ensures they feel heard, understood, and guided throughout the therapeutic process. She looks forward to joining individuals on their unique paths to healing.

Sherrod W. Floyd is a California licensed clinical social worker (LCSW #26673) with a rich background in therapy and clinical supervision. He specializes in Individual Therapy, Couples/Marital Counseling, and Field Instruction for MSW Interns, bringing a wealth of experience to his practice. With a focus on conducting comprehensive psychosocial assessments, diagnosing and treating individuals with acute to chronic psychiatric disorders, Sherrod is adept at working with clients facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, identity issues, and co-occurring substance-related problems. He is particularly skilled in various therapeutic modalities including Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). In addition to his therapeutic work, Sherrod enjoys training and supervising upcoming professionals, fostering an environment for those eager to enhance their clinical skills and pursue their professional goals. He is committed to supporting individuals, couples, and families as they navigate personal and relational challenges with empathy and expertise.

Nneka Wooten, LCSW, MPA, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in the complexities of adult life, including infidelity, relationship issues, and divorce. With a commitment to fostering personal growth and healing, Nneka approaches each client’s journey with compassion and cultural sensitivity. In her therapeutic practice, she empowers individuals to reclaim their voices and navigate their unique challenges, providing a safe and nonjudgmental space for exploration and self-discovery. Nneka utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including the Gottman Method, Trauma Focused therapy, and Emotionally Focused approaches, to facilitate healing from past trauma, anxiety, stress, and depression. Her warm yet direct style honors each person’s individual process, helping clients develop the tools necessary to manage triggers, establish healthy boundaries, and build lasting, loving relationships. Through her educational background and personal experiences, Nneka is passionate about assisting clients in arranging the pieces of their life's puzzle, guiding them towards a fulfilling and empowered existence.

Dr. Jason Jones, a licensed psychologist with a PhD, often supports individuals seeking to achieve personal goals such as satisfying careers and fulfilling relationships, or those wishing to navigate experiences in a safe, private environment. He sees therapy as a journey towards self-sufficiency, aiming for clients to leave feeling equipped to manage their own emotions and challenges. Dr. Jones emphasizes helping clients adapt to reality on its own terms, fostering an environment where they can construct meaningful and enduring lives. His approach is interactive, transparent, and conversational, creating a space that feels welcoming and engaging. Specializing in evidence-based therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), he has successfully guided clients dealing with issues such as trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and OCD toward significant improvement. With 25 years on the West Coast and a Midwestern upbringing, Dr. Jones's counseling style is noted for being direct, humorous, and organized. He excels in working with clients who may feel uncertain about therapy or skeptical about its efficacy, understanding that many share those initial reservations.

Susan Bolea, a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist with a Master's in Counseling Psychology from John F. Kennedy University, combines expertise and compassion to support individuals dealing with various life challenges. She is particularly adept at addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges, and provides therapy for preteens, children, teens, adults, and elders. Through an integrative approach that encompasses techniques such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Susan creates a collaborative space where clients can explore their feelings and gain valuable insights. Clients can expect a warm environment where personal goals are established, emotions are understood as guiding forces, and effective coping strategies are developed. With a focus on building self-compassion and emotional awareness, Susan empowers her clients to reclaim their resources and foster positive relationships. Understanding the bravery it takes to seek help, Susan has created a welcoming atmosphere for those ready to embark on the journey of personal growth.

Rachel Kaplan is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist (MA, MFT) who perceives her work as a profound calling. Having navigated a path of healing from early trauma, she brings a deep understanding of the healing process to her practice. Rachel is committed to guiding her clients through their journeys towards health, self-love, relationship ease, and empowerment. She particularly resonates with clients undergoing change, loss, or self-questioning, providing essential support for those seeking deeper connections with themselves and fulfillment in their lives. Her podcast, 'The Healing Feeling Shit Show,' serves as a free resource for emotional healing, offering insights into her methods. Specializing in somatic and present-centered therapy, Rachel works effectively with individuals who are interested in exploring bodily sensations and emotions. By cultivating this awareness, clients experience significant health and freedom. Additionally, with over a decade of experience as a yoga teacher, she helps clients feel comfortable in their bodies and often integrates yoga poses and body awareness into her sessions as desired. Rachel is open to conducting blended yoga and therapy sessions upon request.

Stacey Hoffman is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist (MA, MFT) who provides a safe and confidential space for adults and couples of all ages. With a deep understanding of the human experience, she recognizes that the desire for happiness and meaningful connections is universal. When these connections are not realized, emotional turmoil such as loneliness, anxiety, and depression can prevail. Stacey has extensive experience addressing critical issues like depression, eating disorders, self-esteem struggles, and relationship dynamics. She is especially skilled at guiding clients through challenges related to anorexia, bulimia, body image, and performance anxiety for musicians and performers. Her therapeutic approach encompasses a variety of modalities, including culturally sensitive and emotionally focused strategies, which empower clients to transform their suffering into a fulfilling and satisfying life. Beyond her individual and couples therapy practices, Stacey has imparted her expertise in group settings at renowned institutions such as Stanford Jazz Workshop and UC Berkeley. Her commitment to helping others achieve personal growth and emotional wellness shines through in every session.

Sefora Janel Ray is a skilled marriage and family therapist (MA, MFT) whose eclectic therapy style incorporates various methodologies, including life coaching. She specializes in working with individuals exploring their attachment styles, particularly those healing from insecure childhood attachments. Sefora utilizes EMDR techniques to help clients desensitize past hurts and reprogram their understanding of self-love, worth, and support. With a profound insight into how attachment influences relationships, she expertly guides clients toward building healthier connections. Sefora is adept at assisting those facing relational trauma and relationship challenges, helping them move towards secure relationships. Additionally, she offers invaluable support to parents and individuals grappling with infertility, fostering an understanding of their emotional experiences and bringing calm to their feelings. Sefora is dedicated to providing effective emotional support and facilitating the changes her clients wish to make in their lives. Her passion for helping individuals to heal and achieve fulfilling relationships shines through in her work.

Cyndi Lukk is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT, MA) dedicated to helping individuals navigate their emotional landscapes. She understands that many find themselves overwhelmed with stress, feeling disconnected from their true selves and hesitant to engage with others due to worries and the weight of expectations. Stress can manifest as a loud alarm, clouding thoughts and blocking creativity, leaving individuals feeling frustrated, anxious, or even numb. Cyndi's approach is both innovative and holistic; she often incorporates the healing power of horses, known for their ability to help clients slow down and reconnect with their inner calm. For those who prefer a traditional setting, she also provides support through various therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Expressive Arts, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Whether working with children, teens, or adults, Cyndi is dedicated to helping clients find relief from inner conflicts or external turmoil. Her warm and empathetic nature fosters a safe environment for healing, encouraging individuals to embrace their journey towards emotional well-being.

Daniel Smith is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, who fearlessly and honestly guides individuals through their challenges as a professionally-trained, impartial ally. Often described as that friendly figure one might shy away from making eye contact with at the supermarket, he fosters a conversational environment while incorporating creative expression to navigate the common defenses of the mind. With a rich background influenced by parents from two different continents and a childhood spent in a third, Daniel embodies the essence of globalization. His curiosity about human existence and decision-making in today's complex cultural landscape drives his unique approach to therapy. Trained in Drama Therapy, he blends this knowledge with his experiences in improvisational theater and fine art, offering a therapeutic style that embraces the embodied, sensory, and creative aspects of healing. Daniel specializes in addressing Depression, Anxiety, and Relationship Issues, utilizing a variety of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based (MBCT), Expressive Arts, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), to meet the diverse needs of those he works with.

Dr. Miriam Adrianowicz is a dedicated postdoctoral fellow specializing in life transitions, interpersonal relationships, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, trauma, and women's issues. With extensive experience in college counseling centers, she focuses on student well-being and provides valuable consultation to the campus community. Utilizing a therapeutic approach that taps into the past to enrich present understanding, Dr. Adrianowicz helps individuals uncover and challenge their unconscious beliefs about themselves and others, fostering self-awareness and creating pathways to alternative choices. Her work is geared towards breaking harmful inter- and intrapersonal patterns. Dr. Adrianowicz enjoys collaborating with individual teens (16+) and adults throughout their lives, offering her services in Berkeley and via video medicine across California. She earned her doctoral degree from The Wright Institute and has trained in university counseling centers and community clinics, culminating in her predoctoral internship at the University of California, Riverside, in their Counseling and Psychological Services clinic.

Anki Alford, MA, is a Licensed Psychotherapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate feelings of anxiety, stress, panic, and depression. She understands how low self-worth and a relentless inner critic can impact relationships, school, or work performance. Utilizing a trauma-informed approach, Anki delves beneath surface emotions to foster understanding, compassion, and relief from overwhelming feelings. Her integrative style combines somatic methods with innovative modalities like Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). By addressing both the mind and body, she uncovers insights and healing pathways that purely cognitive methods may miss. Anki teaches specific mindfulness and body-based practices, bringing comfort and noticeable shifts even during challenging times. She believes in the potential for individuals to liberate themselves from past limitations and to tap into their inherent sense of self. Anki works with adults, teens, and parents, bringing a rich perspective enhanced by her own experiences, meditation practice, and steadfast commitment to ongoing training in her field. Her approach is characterized by profound listening and compassion, allowing clients to grow and heal authentically.

H. Ameeta Singh, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), specializes in working with adolescents and adults to help them cultivate deeper insight and understanding of their life experiences. Through her therapeutic approach, clients are empowered to change unhealthy behaviors and develop proactive coping strategies for situations they may find challenging. Ameeta draws upon her clients' strengths, culture, spirituality, and community to facilitate healing and promote empowerment and change. Grounded in anti-racist and social justice principles, she has extensive experience supporting diverse populations, including communities of color, immigrants, and LGBTQ individuals. Ameeta has helped clients navigate the complexities of trauma related to sexual abuse and incarceration, as well as other challenges such as substance use, unhealthy relationships, depression, and anxiety. As an immigrant woman of color, her personal and professional journey has given her profound insights into issues of race, class, and privilege, which informs her compassionate and resilience-oriented therapeutic approach.