Tina Chase is a compassionate and experienced Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT, who understands that life often presents emotional challenges that can leave individuals feeling vulnerable and overwhelmed. Whether it's the loss of a cherished loved one, grappling with a life-threatening diagnosis of someone dear, dealing with marital discord, or navigating the complexities of divorce—Tina provides a safe and supportive space for adults facing these struggles. Her expertise encompasses a variety of pressing issues, including grief, relationship challenges, and the profound impact of separation or divorce on both individuals and their families. Additionally, she skillfully addresses the ongoing effects of intergenerational family dynamics and the emotional toll of parenting during difficult times. With over 40 years of enriching experience in private practice, Tina's approach is informed by a deep well of compassion and understanding. She employs therapeutic modalities such as psychodynamic, attachment-based, and relational therapy to guide her clients through their most painful transitions. Tina is also committed to being an anti-racist psychotherapist, striving to enhance her understanding of race in society both internally and externally. Her goal is to assist clients in managing their emotional landscape, allowing them to come through life’s challenges with resilience and hope.

Dr. Nicolas Chu is a dedicated psychologist whose philosophy centers on empowering individuals to cultivate compassion towards themselves and navigate life's challenges with resilience. Believing that therapy is fundamentally about personal connection, he prioritizes creating a safe and comforting environment for all of his clients. Dr. Chu is trained in a variety of therapeutic modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy, and exposure-based treatment for anxiety, which he integrates into a holistic, strength-based approach. He welcomes children aged 8 and above, as well as adults, ensuring that every new client feels valued, secure, and understood in their therapeutic journey. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Dr. Chu's mission is to support individuals and families in achieving emotional wellness and personal growth.

Samantha Curiale is a dedicated and compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) who provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals, families, and adolescents to navigate life's challenges. With a deep understanding of grief, relationship issues, and the unique needs of preteens, teens, adults, and elders, Samantha employs a range of therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Compassion Focused therapy, and Positive Psychology. Her person-centered and humanistic approach ensures that each client's experience is tailored to their specific needs, fostering a sense of empowerment and healing. Through her expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Samantha aims to help her clients build resilience and achieve their personal goals while maintaining a warm and empathetic connection throughout their therapeutic journey.

Lisa Dobias is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, who understands that individuals often seek therapy for change or to navigate challenging situations. She provides her full attention and works diligently to comprehend each client’s unique needs. Research highlights the effectiveness of therapy in fostering a strong connection between client and therapist, and Lisa prioritizes this connection. She offers a complimentary 30-minute consultation to ensure a comfortable working relationship, catering to individuals, couples, teens, and elders. Her holistic approach views clients as whole persons within their relationships, evolving the therapeutic process into a meaningful collaboration. Periodic reassessments are integral to her method, allowing clients to see progress and explore new paths while facing respectful challenges. With a foundation built on esteem and kindness, Lisa focuses on change and transformation, enhancing relationships through respectful communication. Her expertise encompasses a range of issues, including depression, anxiety, panic, relationship recovery, self-esteem enhancement, addiction recovery, and mood disorders. Additionally, she is a trained grief counselor, well-versed in 12-Step programs, and employs mindfulness-based, somatic, and cognitive behavioral techniques to empower her clients toward healing.

Dr. Sara Drotman is a compassionate and dedicated psychologist holding a Psy.D. from Yeshiva University. With a rich expertise in addressing significant challenges such as depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety, she is committed to supporting adults and elders (65+) through their healing journeys. Dr. Drotman utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Compassion Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Trauma Focused approaches, ensuring a personalized experience for each individual. Her integrated understanding of issues like substance use, grief, and self-esteem reflects her multicultural perspective and dedication to providing effective care. Whether offering individual or group sessions, Dr. Drotman empowers her clients to develop coping skills and navigate life transitions with resilience and confidence.

Cynthia Duxbury, LMFT, understands that anxiety, phobias, and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can hinder the growth and joy of a child or teenager. These challenges can create barriers, leaving frustration and hurt in place of a nurturing relationship. Utilizing evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure with Response Prevention (ERP), and parent coaching, she empowers children and teens to cultivate a resilient and inquisitive mindset—a crucial skill that will benefit them long after therapy ends. As a dedicated family therapist, Cynthia recognizes that the health of an individual often reflects the dynamics of their family. Parents and caregivers play an essential role in the therapeutic process, and their involvement is welcomed and encouraged. In fact, the family unit is often the most valuable resource in therapy. Cynthia believes that working together with parents, siblings, and the broader family fosters growth and support. Drawing inspiration from her own experiences, including a memorable family trip to the Golden Gate Bridge, she brings a unique perspective to her work. With a strong commitment to assisting children facing anxiety, OCD, and phobias, Cynthia is here to guide these extraordinary kids in reclaiming their courage and taming irrational fears.

Brenda Fishleder, LCSW, BCD, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 30 years of experience in the field of psychotherapy. She utilizes an eclectic mix of psychodynamic, neuropsychological, mindfulness-based, and cognitive theoretical frameworks to create a safe and compassionate space for healing a diverse array of emotional and relationship issues. Brenda is committed to tailoring her treatment approaches to meet the specific needs of individuals, couples, and families, all within a client-centered, relationship-based practice that honors individual differences and cultural backgrounds. Her work with couples emphasizes a positive perspective on differences, fostering insight, enhancing communication, and cultivating empathy. Brenda specializes in assisting adolescents and adults navigating transitional phases, as well as addressing issues related to self-harm, mood disorders, anxiety, and family or peer relationships. Additionally, she possesses expertise in treating eating disorders and chronic pain by integrating innovative concepts such as neuroplasticity, mindfulness, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Driven by deep compassion for victims of trauma, abuse, and neglect, Brenda works diligently to improve coping skills, build distress tolerance, and promote overall well-being.

Dr. Jenny Forman is a compassionate psychologist who provides individual psychotherapy for older adolescents and adults, predominantly utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness-based strategies. She specializes in supporting individuals grappling with anxiety, self-judgment, depression, and life transitions, helping them overcome obstacles that hinder their ability to find ease, joy, and alignment in their lives. Dr. Forman is also skilled in conducting psychological and psychoeducational assessments for both children and adults, facilitating a deeper understanding of their learning or psychological profiles to ensure they receive the necessary support to reach their full potential. Her journey towards becoming a psychologist was fueled by a profound desire to understand not only herself but also others, particularly how identity and values shape actions and decisions. One of her greatest joys lies in guiding individuals through their personal growth and enhancing their emotional well-being. Jenny's warm approach ensures a safe and supportive environment for clients to explore their concerns and aspirations.

Brad Freed is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (MS, LMFT) who emphasizes a collaborative approach to therapy, aiming to support and empower clients in their pursuit of more productive and fulfilling lives. His services cater to a diverse array of personal and interpersonal challenges, fostering the development of rewarding, sustainable, and harmonious relationships within families and beyond. With extensive experience supporting families navigating issues of divorce, trauma, and mental illness, Brad specializes in guiding adolescents and young adults through their social, emotional, and behavioral difficulties across various environments. His therapeutic expertise encompasses a range of diagnoses including mood disorders, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, ADHD, and personality disorders. Brad also addresses concerns related to marital discord, parenting challenges, low self-esteem, and difficulties in school and peer relationships. For over 13 years, he has been licensed by the State of California and has accumulated more than 23 years of experience in providing and supervising mental health treatment for vulnerable children, youth, and their families. All therapeutic services offered by Brad are fundamentally based on psychodynamic theory, drawing upon cognitive-behavioral, existential, humanistic, and family systems approaches.

James Geri is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist who provides a nurturing space for individuals seeking personal healing and growth. He creates an environment where clients can explore their lives in profound ways, utilizing a blend of culturally relevant, relational, and evidence-based therapeutic practices. Specializing in supporting those experiencing life transitions, grief, and trauma, James adapts his approach to meet each individual at their unique starting point in the therapeutic journey. He firmly believes in the power of therapeutic relationships to foster personal wellness and healing, and looks forward to guiding clients on their path to recovery.

Allison Gervais, MS, LMFT, is a dedicated marriage and family therapist specializing in supporting adults and teens who face work or school stress, anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges. With a warm sense of humor and deep knowledge in her field, she employs collaborative and effective techniques to help clients manage performance pressures—be it in work, school, or sports—enhance their relationships, and cultivate new coping strategies. Clients often appreciate her engaging and collaborative style, which fosters positive changes in their lives. Through her practice, Allison aims to create an environment where individuals feel understood and empowered. Her commitment to helping clients navigate their personal journeys makes her an excellent choice for those seeking meaningful therapy.

Meredith Harding, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, is passionate about guiding individuals on their greatest adventure: life. She believes that every person harbors the capacity for self-healing but often requires a secure environment to explore their inner journeys. Meredith fosters a collaborative and safe space, allowing her clients to choose how deep they wish to dive into their experiences. With great care, she reflects and nurtures a therapeutic atmosphere where clients can unpack challenges, joys, sorrows, and hidden aspirations, uncovering the exciting lessons life has in store. Witnessing her clients' processes is an honor for Meredith, who employs creative modalities such as expressive arts, including poetry, visual arts, music, movement, and writing, alongside talk therapy. This multidimensional therapeutic approach aids in externalizing thoughts and emotions, allowing for transformative insights. Her therapeutic style is relational, sincere, light-hearted, engaged, and fun, with an emphasis on the idea that therapy can also be enjoyable. Drawing from a blend of techniques rooted in narrative, existential-humanistic, and psychodynamic frameworks, Meredith tailors her approach to meet the needs of each client. In times of constant change, she understands the challenges her clients face and invites them to share their stories.

Kathy Jarosz is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with extensive experience working with adults and elders. Her therapeutic practice is dedicated to helping individuals navigate anxiety, relationship issues, and chronic pain. With a deep understanding of various therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Emotionally Focused therapy, Kathy fosters a supportive and healing environment for her clients. She utilizes effective techniques from Positive Psychology, the Gottman Method for couples, and Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT) to address mind-body issues. Whether in individual sessions, couples therapy, or group settings, Kathy's holistic approach is rooted in empathy and insight, aimed at promoting well-being and resilience in the lives of those she serves.