Sarah Alexander is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, who holds a deeply calm, present, and nurturing space for clients' brightest dreams and darkest wounds. No matter the concerns presented, individuals will genuinely feel heard, held, and guided in a safe and constructive environment. Sarah supports clients in uncovering and reclaiming hidden aspects of their fullest selves, while also highlighting the positive and promising reasons behind the challenges they face. Together with her clients, she creatively explores new and vital paths internally and dynamically within the world. Her commitment is to help clients ground their purpose, making it more meaningful and genuinely alive. Engaging in a depth-oriented and psychodynamic approach rooted in attachment, Sarah understands the significance of how personal histories and stories both enliven and hinder the process of successful transformation. Utilizing the therapeutic relationship and a diverse set of skills, she fosters repair and expansion of the self. Sarah’s approach is sensitive and attuned to each individual, couple, family, and community. Her practice honors social justice and equity while addressing climate justice and grief related to the degradation of, and disconnection from, the natural world. Ultimately, the pain and longing that bring clients to her are integral to their healing and the greater healing of the world.

Dr. Sheryl Hausman, a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, has been nurturing minds since her graduation from the California School of Professional Psychology in 1985. With a compassionate approach, she works with teens and adults to navigate the complexities of relationships, parenting, and divorce. Dr. Hausman's extensive expertise in family and marital therapy positions her as a reliable guide for those experiencing family conflict. Utilizing integrative and psychodynamic modalities, she offers a safe space for couples, individuals, and families alike. She truly believes in the transformative power of therapy, empowering her clients to foster healthier relationships and build fulfilling lives.

Carla Clements, LMFT, believes that creating a sense of safety is the cornerstone for fostering change in individuals' lives. She champions the notion that everyone deserves to feel valued for who they are. Many people may find that their life experiences, often rooted in childhood, have led them to feel undeserving of happiness and positive experiences. Carla emphasizes the importance of unlearning these distorted messages from the past. With her guidance, individuals can uncover barriers to their healing and cultivate a newfound sense of worth. Her extensive expertise covers a range of challenges, including depression, chemical addiction, love and sex addiction, anxiety, domestic abuse, developmental trauma (CPTSD), and low self-esteem. Carla also has a special interest in aiding clients on their journeys of non-conventional spiritual awakening and employs brain-based healing techniques in her practice. She firmly believes that by shifting focus to more positive thoughts, individuals can retrain their brains to function collaboratively, countering tendencies towards fear, stress, and anxiety. Additionally, her therapeutic approach often incorporates a Buddhist perspective, adding depth to her methods in supporting clients through addiction recovery and trauma-focused therapy.