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.

Jennifer Couture, LMFT, is an empathetic and highly motivated Marriage & Family Therapist dedicated to the care and well-being of individuals. With a focus on mindful psychotherapeutic support, she works with adults, parents, children, and their families. Jennifer empowers her clients by providing hope and fostering an openness to change, while offering enhanced coping strategies tailored to individual needs. Her therapeutic approach emphasizes playing up clients' strengths and addressing weaknesses, helping them manage personal growth, interpersonal relationships, family concerns, and daily challenges. Jennifer’s extensive experience in behavioral health agencies and elementary schools serves as a solid foundation for her private practice. She creates a safe, supportive, and collaborative environment where clients can discover their strengths and pursue self-empowerment. Through modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Play Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Jennifer is committed to helping clients improve communication, work towards their goals, and heal in ways that suit their unique temperaments.

Dr. Joan Driscoll is a licensed psychologist with over 20 years of experience, dedicated to guiding individuals, couples, and families towards psychological health and fulfillment. Her practice is centered on helping clients navigate and overcome emotional disturbances, relationship issues, and the complexities of grief. Dr. Driscoll employs a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Positive Psychology, ensuring tailored support that resonates with her clients' unique needs. She understands that life transitions—whether they involve new beginnings, endings, or the weight of isolation—can be overwhelming and may leave individuals feeling stuck. With a warm and trusting therapeutic relationship at the heart of her practice, Dr. Driscoll helps clients explore the deeper issues and patterns that contribute to persistent unhappiness. Through her compassionate guidance, she fosters an environment where positive change can begin, emphasizing the importance of reaching out for support rather than suffering in silence. With Dr. Driscoll, clients embark on a fresh journey to understand their experiences and redefine their paths, equipped with the tools they need to navigate life's challenges effectively.

Dr. Bert Faerstein is a highly experienced psychologist who treats individuals ranging from children to seniors, utilizing various therapeutic approaches including Psychodynamic, Play Therapy, Psychoanalytic, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). With over 30 years in the field, he is particularly adept at helping clients navigate relationships and workplace anxiety. Dr. Faerstein is passionate about assisting those who feel lost or are trapped in self-defeating behaviors. His commitment to empowering clients enables them to cultivate confidence and regain control of their lives. He also specializes in working with children and adolescents facing challenges such as attention issues, impulse control, anxiety, and depression, which can impact their social interactions and academic performance. In addition to individual therapy, Dr. Faerstein provides couples therapy and offers guidance to parents on various parenting challenges. His expertise includes addressing a wide range of issues including trauma, PTSD, and developmental disorders, making him a valuable resource for individuals seeking compassionate and effective psychological support.

Robin Gayle, a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist with a PhD and MDiv, brings a wealth of experience to her practice, focusing on adults and elders. She understands that personal issues often manifest in relationships, where individuals may become trapped in freeze, fight, or flight responses. Recognizing that friendships, colleagues, family, and intimate partners act as mirrors, she facilitates effective personal work in therapy. Robin employs an experiential three-fold model of problem-solving that harmonizes mind, body, and emotions. Her process involves describing the problem, identifying associated emotions, and locating how the issue is somatically held. This approach may culminate in a visual or symbolic representation, allowing clients to engage in dialogue, gain insight, and release or reprocess deeper targets. Her core techniques include Client-Centered listening, Narrative Therapy, and Guided Imagery. Additionally, she is trained in EMDR therapy, which is essential for healing trauma, addressing 'frozen' experiences that hinder progress, and enhancing performance. Robin also serves as a Full Professor and Chair of the Counseling Psychology Department at Dominican University of California, where she teaches graduate-level counseling psychology courses to aspiring Marriage and Family Therapists. With a passion for mindfulness, she leads specialized groups and is a trained facilitator in Rothberg's Working With The Judgmental Mind.

Lisa Hamilton is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor dedicated to helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of life. With a compassionate approach, she empowers her clients to transform their lives, recognizing that no one has to face their struggles alone. Lisa specializes in guiding those dealing with anxiety, self-esteem challenges, and relationship issues, as well as those processing trauma. Through evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Trauma Focused therapy, Lisa provides a safe and supportive environment for exploration and growth. Her sessions often combine deep listening with practical feedback, ensuring that clients identify the root causes of their difficulties and work towards meaningful solutions. Clients can expect a blend of lighthearted moments and deep processing of their emotions, all within a space where they are heard and understood. The decision to seek therapy is significant, and finding the right therapist is crucial. As clients explore Lisa's bio and others, she encourages them to seek what resonates most with them.

Dr. Nancy Haugen is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to guiding individuals through life's challenges, including depression, anxiety, and significant life transitions. With a wealth of experience serving teenagers, adults, and elders, she expertly navigates complex emotional landscapes, fostering resilience and growth in her clients. Her comprehensive understanding of diverse psychological issues—ranging from grief and behavioral challenges to parenting stress and relationship conflicts—enables her to provide tailored support for each unique situation. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, and Positive Psychology, Dr. Haugen creates a safe and nurturing environment for exploration and healing. Her integrative and humanistic approach, enriched by psychoanalytic and fellow therapeutic frameworks, empowers clients to deepen their self-awareness and cultivate healthier coping strategies. Whether working with individuals or couples, Dr. Haugen is committed to facilitating profound change and enhancing the overall well-being of those she serves.

Gretchen Hoskins is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist with a Master’s degree and years of experience in helping adults and elders navigate life's challenges. She specializes in addressing anxiety and relationship issues, offering a safe and non-judgmental space for her clients. By developing intimate working alliances, Gretchen facilitates self-understanding, empowering her clients to explore their feelings and experiences deeply. This therapeutic approach encourages personal growth and promotes dynamic responses to long-standing difficulties, enhancing not only self-identity but also relationships with others. Her expertise extends to various concerns, including loss and mourning, substance use, and coping skills. Clients often remark on her ability to establish rapport, and her commitment to creating a warm and safe emotional environment is paramount. As a skilled therapist, Gretchen believes that fostering curiosity about oneself leads to transformative insights, and she is dedicated to guiding her clients toward achieving their fullest potential through tailored therapeutic modalities. Whether through individual or couples therapy, Gretchen's depth of knowledge and commitment to her clients' well-being ensures meaningful, lasting change.

Maia Newman is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LCSW) who specializes in assisting adults and elders facing a range of challenges, including codependency, relationship issues, and self-esteem concerns. With extensive experience addressing general issues such as substance use, addiction, and family conflict, Maia provides a nurturing environment for those seeking to navigate life's complexities. Her therapeutic approach incorporates a variety of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), tailored to the unique needs of individuals, couples, and families. Passionate about supporting the LGBTQ+ community and addressing women's issues, Maia fosters a safe and inclusive space where clients can explore their emotions and experiences. She believes in the power of connection and empowerment, guiding her clients toward a path of healing and personal growth.

Thom Kessler is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist, holding an MS and LMFT credentials along with being a Registered Addiction Specialist. With a nuanced understanding of the challenges faced by preteens, teens, adults, and elders, Thom specializes in addressing complex issues such as marital and premarital dynamics, substance use disorders, and trauma, including PTSD. He employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, to tailor his approach based on the unique needs of his clients. Thom’s clients appreciate his warm, supportive demeanor as they navigate obstacles, whether they are related to addiction, relationship conflicts, or personal growth. Recognized for his expertise in trauma-informed care, Thom integrates evidence-based techniques and mindfulness practices to foster healing and resilience. He is committed to helping individuals and families thrive, utilizing approaches such as the Gottman Method and EMDR Certified therapy to empower his clients in their journeys toward better mental health and relationships.

Sue Kessner is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) with a wealth of experience since graduating from San Francisco State University in 1982. Her practice, Serenity Psychotherapy, supports individuals navigating life's challenges, including stress and overwhelming emotions. Sue’s mission is to empower her clients—ranging from teens to elders—by instilling a solution-focused and positive perspective through various effective therapeutic approaches, such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Positive Psychology, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Specializing in areas like depression, anxiety, and addiction, she skillfully addresses concerns across a diverse spectrum of issues, from substance use to life transitions and family conflict. By fostering a welcoming and nurturing environment, Sue provides the guidance and support necessary for individuals and families to embrace change and find their path to happiness and serenity.