Michelle Joan Frisch, a highly trained Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, possesses a wealth of experience in supporting adults and elders, particularly those navigating challenges related to addiction, trauma, PTSD, and relationship issues. Holding both an MSW and a PhD, Michelle expertly employs various therapeutic modalities, including Individual and Couples therapy, Trauma-Focused therapy, and the Gottman Method. Her integrative approach encompasses elements of Family Systems, EMDR, and Psychoanalytic techniques, ensuring that each client's unique needs are met with care and consideration. With a commitment to fostering healing and growth, Michelle provides empathetic support to individuals, couples, and families, guiding them through their personal journeys with a focus on empowerment and resilience.

Timothy Locke is a compassionate Pastoral Counselor and PhD, dedicated to offering individual, couples, and family therapy that honors the spiritual lives of his clients. With a specialization in relationship counseling, he utilizes the Gottman Method Couples Therapy and Kunkel's We Psychology in his practice. Timothy welcomes clients of all faiths and those who identify as spiritual but not religious. As a Psychotherapist member of the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education and a Presbyterian pastor, he brings a wealth of knowledge to his therapeutic approach. His life-long interest in spirituality includes extensive study in world religions, prayer, meditation, and depth psychology. The integration of his training in behavioral science and theology supports a holistic approach to fostering creative work and healthy relational dynamics. He adeptly aids individuals in recovering initiative and rekindling connections, helping couples discern the 'We' in their partnership while promoting a culture of listening and understanding. Additionally, Timothy assists those navigating life after loss, empowering them to bring light to their inner world and express their unique gifts more fully. His extensive experience includes working closely with Dr. Elizabeth Howes, an acclaimed analyst in the Jungian tradition who studied directly with C. G. Jung.

Jeff Martz, a qualified Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT), brings a sincere interest in understanding his clients' unique situations. He actively and compassionately engages in creating a constructive, healing environment that supports the best possible outcomes for individuals facing a variety of challenges including addiction, mood disorders, and relationship issues. His extensive experiences, both in diverse settings and globally, enrich the perspectives he draws upon in therapy. Jeff employs a range of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, to provide personalized support for individuals, couples, and families navigating life's complexities.

Dr. Carol Nagle, an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holds a PhD and is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) dedicated to supporting adults and elders in their mental health journeys. Her compassionate approach focuses on addressing trauma and PTSD, alleviating anxiety, and fostering spiritual growth. With an emphasis on individual therapy, Carol provides a safe, nurturing space for her clients to explore and heal from their experiences, empowering them to reclaim their lives with resilience and hope.

Jessica Provenza is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist (MA, LMFT) dedicated to reminding individuals that they are not broken, even when their minds suggest otherwise. She understands that such distressing thoughts are often rooted in trauma, reflecting the discomfort people may feel within their own bodies. Through her somatic approach, Jessica helps clients navigate the intricate connections between trauma and their health, emotions, relationships, and self-perception. By embracing the holistic nature of her practice, Jessica supports individuals in exploring and integrating the sources of their pain and psychological suffering without minimizing their experiences. She believes that the body holds profound wisdom, and she guides clients to listen, honor, and acknowledge their inner truth. Utilizing a range of modalities including Expressive Arts, Mindfulness-Based approaches, and Internal Family Systems (IFS), Jessica works with couples, individuals, and families to reveal the connection between their body and mind. Her methods involve movement inquiry, tracking bodily sensations, and visualizations, fostering a deeper understanding of the nervous system's dynamics that promote calm, joy, creativity, and love. With direct, relational, and warm communication, Jessica specializes in addressing anxiety, trauma, dissociation, relationship issues, chronic illness, and somatization, guiding her clients toward regulation and grounding.

Tracy Reeves is a compassionate and skilled Marriage and Family Therapist, holding a Master's degree and licensure (MA, LMFT). With a deep understanding of diverse age groups, she offers therapeutic support to preteens, children, teenagers, adults, and elders over 65. Tracy specializes in addressing top concerns such as depression, mood disorders, and anxiety, utilizing a wide array of therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, trauma-focused techniques, and strength-based interventions. Her extensive modalities encompass individual therapy, couples counseling, and family therapy, delivered through various frameworks such as humanistic, person-centered, and solution-focused brief therapy. Tracy's culturally sensitive practice ensures that every client feels valued and understood, as she works collaboratively to empower them towards healing and personal growth.

Kerstin Robbins, a licensed marriage and family therapist, specializes in marriage counseling and couples therapy. With a deep commitment to helping clients in Napa County and San Francisco navigate relationship issues, depression, and anxiety, she employs innovative techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which are recognized for their positive outcomes in alleviating these struggles. Kerstin's expertise in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples is particularly noteworthy, with research indicating that clients engaging in EFT learn to identify and manage their emotional experiences, leading to significant healing. In fact, over 90% of couples participating in EFT report marked improvements in their relationships. Beyond couples therapy, effective EFT treatment extends benefits to individuals, fostering stronger connections at work and with friends and family. For those seeking a supportive connection, initiating a conversation with Kerstin is an essential step to discover if her practice aligns with their needs. Potential clients will quickly sense whether they feel understood and connected during their initial interaction.

Briana Soladay is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist Associate who supports individuals, from young adults to elders, and couples in their journey to enhance their understanding and connection with themselves and others. With a passion for fostering effective communication, she equips clients with tools to alleviate anxiety, diminish depression, and reshape maladaptive habits, such as ruminating in anger and worry. Briana has a wealth of experience in addressing trauma, grief, and PTSD, and she takes pride in guiding clients through challenges related to meaningful vocation and the expression of their potential. Her therapeutic approach is a harmonious blend of contemplative practices, neuroscience, and relational models. Briana believes in the importance of taking time to understand her clients, emphasizing that the act of being present is essential for clarity and connection. She offers profound support in developing self-presence, uncovering clarity, and translating insights into authentic action in life. For those ready to explore their journey, Briana provides tools that can facilitate the process of healing and growth.

Corinne Weaver is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over twenty-three years of experience in the field. She understands that sometimes individuals become stuck in life, needing more support and guidance than friends and family can provide. Corinne's goal is to assist her clients in identifying their current situation, envisioning where they want to be, and formulating a path to get there. She is adept at working with a diverse range of clients, particularly those dealing with trauma, PTSD, addiction, and anxiety. Corinne employs various therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Compassion Focused therapy, Internal Family Systems, and EMDR, among others. She offers support to individuals, couples, and families, ensuring a culturally sensitive and strength-based environment. In her practice, Corinne aims to empower her clients by equipping them with the tools and skills necessary for a fulfilling life. She is committed to maintaining a supportive relationship, whether for short term needs or longer-term therapeutic journeys.

Dr. Mary Wiley is a compassionate and skilled psychologist with a PsyD, who graduated from John F. Kennedy University in 2000. With a profound understanding of the complexities of life, she specializes in helping teens, adults, and elders navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. Employing a variety of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Interpersonal therapy, Dr. Wiley is dedicated to fostering personal growth and healing. Her work encompasses individuals, couples, and families, making her a versatile ally in the pursuit of emotional well-being. With a commitment to creating a safe and supportive environment, she empowers her clients to overcome obstacles and achieve their personal goals.

John Wyman is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 25 years of experience, specializing in addressing a range of mental health issues, including major mental illnesses, depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. He provides compassionate support to individuals, couples, and families navigating life transitions, relationship challenges, and seeking to cultivate more meaningful connections. Renowned for his effective handling of family conflicts, mediation, and divorce, John’s reputation is built largely on the recommendations of satisfied clients, as he does not engage in advertising. His eclectic therapeutic approach integrates principles from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), psychodynamic methods, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), reflecting his extensive training in both counseling and neurobiology. Prior to establishing his private practice, he served as Chief of Social Work within the California State Hospital system. John’s impressive educational background includes receiving the California Pre-doctoral Scholarship, the University of Michigan Merit Scholarship, completing a post-graduate fellowship with the Diawa International Fellowship, and a fellowship through Harvard Children's Hospital. His diverse expertise makes him well-qualified to meet the needs of adolescents, adults, and elders alike.