Scott Weintraub, a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, specializes in guiding individuals through life's challenges with a focus on authenticity and personal growth. He recognizes that at times, obstacles can feel overwhelming, and his approach to therapy emphasizes collaboration and teamwork. By helping clients explore their experiences, identities, family dynamics, relationships, and cultures, Scott facilitates a deeper understanding of the factors influencing their lives. His support extends to those struggling with anxiety, depression, and other emotional hurdles, equipping them with insights and emotional management strategies to embrace their fullest selves. As a thoughtful listener, Scott cultivates a nurturing environment for teens, adults, families, and couples from diverse backgrounds and orientations. He employs a variety of research-based methods, including trauma-informed care and solution-focused treatment, ensuring a holistic approach to healing. Scott holds a BA in Psychology and Religious Studies from UC Davis, along with an MA in Counseling Psychology from the Wright Institute in Berkeley. His experience includes mentoring college students, coaching youth, and actively volunteering in the community. He is dedicated to helping clients discover clarity, alleviate emotional pain, and cultivate joy, meaning, and connection in their lives.

Dr. Florie Wild is a compassionate psychologist with a PsyD, dedicated to helping adults navigate the complexities of life. She believes that deep inside each individual lies an innate sense of knowing, and she creates a safe space for clients to embrace this truth. With a focus on grief, women's issues, and relationship challenges, Dr. Wild empowers her clients to love and be loved fully. She recognizes that everyone possesses unique gifts and strives to help them remember and share these with the world. Dr. Wild is honored to guide individuals on their journey to move beyond limiting narratives, awaken their intuitive selves, and cultivate unconditional self-love. Her approach encompasses various modalities, including Emotion Focused Therapy, Psychodrama, Existential Therapy, and Expressive Arts Therapies, ensuring a comprehensive and enriching experience. Within her nurturing environment, clients find acceptance, honesty, and room for humor and vulnerability. As the counseling relationship deepens, the interconnectedness fosters profound healing and personal growth. In addition to traditional talk therapy, Dr. Wild incorporates art therapy, ritual, meditation, mindfulness, psychodrama, sand tray, and guided visualization into her practice, enriching the therapeutic experience.

Amy Yockus Hartman is an Associate Clinical Social Worker (ACSW) dedicated to helping individuals navigate overwhelming anxious thoughts that lead to self-doubt and indecision. She understands that for some, getting out of bed in the morning can feel like a daunting task, while others may find themselves striving endlessly yet struggling to access a sense of fulfillment and peace. Many clients may resonate with the feeling of giving to and pleasing others without ever feeling nourished themselves. Amy offers supportive, practical, and gentle guidance tailored to help clients move through challenging emotions and major life transitions, encouraging a reconnection with their own bodies and deep internal knowing. She works with adults, couples, and children, meeting each client where they are on their personal journey. Amy believes that everyone has a natural blueprint of health, wholeness, and wellness that is always accessible. She empowers her clients to recognize their innate capacity to heal and navigate change with ease. In her practice, Amy is committed to helping individuals tap into their internal guidance and embody their true selves, ultimately guiding them toward their ideal life vision.

Marie Battaglia Westerman is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor with a rich background in supporting teens, young adults, and elders facing various mental health concerns. She specializes in helping her clients navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, and life transitions. With a diverse toolkit that includes Person-Centered, Emotionally Focused, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approaches, Marie tailors her individual therapy sessions to meet each client's specific needs and goals. Her therapeutic environment promotes a sense of safety and encouragement, where clients can explore their pain, build coping skills, and gain fresh perspectives. Marie's belief in the innate resilience within each person helps guide her clients towards meaningful growth and healing. She is dedicated to walking alongside them on their journey, fostering a collaborative relationship that encourages progress and self-discovery.

Melissa Burr, a compassionate and dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT), brings over a decade of experience to her practice. She specializes in addressing a wide range of concerns, including Borderline Personality (BPD) and anxiety, while being particularly attuned to individuals with alternative lifestyles and identities. Having worked extensively with the Davis community and UCD faculty, staff, and students, as well as serving at The Gender Health Center in Sacramento, she is well-versed in the challenges faced by diverse populations. Individuals dealing with relationship conflicts, anxiety, or depression are encouraged to reach out for a preliminary consultation to explore the potential for a supportive therapeutic relationship. Melissa's therapeutic style is rooted in compassion and a solution-focused approach, emphasizing skill-building and enhancing self-confidence. With a commitment to helping clients navigate life's complexities, she aims to empower individuals to overcome their challenges and find autonomy in their personal journeys.