Annika Leah Yokum, an associate clinical social worker, is dedicated to supporting individuals and partners in reclaiming their sense of wellbeing. She understands that it can be daunting to feel trapped in persistent patterns and to face painful challenges affecting personal lives and relationships. With a focus on trauma and relationship repair, Annika is passionate about helping her clients heal from traumatic experiences, particularly those related to sex and interpersonal dynamics. Her expertise also extends to addressing issues surrounding anxiety, identity, relationships, and intimacy. Annika warmly welcomes and affirms individuals of all identities and diverse relationship structures. Her approach to therapy is trauma-informed, attachment-focused, LGBTQ+ affirming, and sex-positive, ensuring a safe space for her clients to explore their experiences and empower themselves.

Brandy Liebscher, a dedicated Psychologist with a PsyD, specializes in supporting women navigating immense pressure in their personal and professional lives, especially in the context of pervasive sexism and racism. Many of her clients work in helping professions—such as the medical field, mental health, education, and ministry—and often find themselves feeling overwhelmed, drained, and anxious about managing their responsibilities at home and at work. Frustration with relationships and the weight of social justice work can leave them feeling isolated and burned out. Brandy provides a compassionate and empowering space for women grappling with depression, anxiety, trauma, abuse, and grief. She recognizes the unique stressors these women face and emphasizes a supportive environment free from shame and blame. In her work with individuals committed to social, environmental, and racial justice—encompassing advocacy, activism, community organizing, and direct services—Brandy honors their dedication while offering the tailored support they need to thrive.

Ariana Lozano is a compassionate marriage and family therapist with over six years of experience helping individuals navigate life's challenges. Understanding that pain is a universal experience, Ariana brings a wealth of training and expertise to her practice, empowering clients to gain insight and resilience. Through her application of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, she assists clients in identifying and unlearning negative thought patterns, promoting healthier ways of thinking. Influenced by Narrative Therapy, Ariana supports individuals in reauthoring their personal narratives, creating a collaborative space for exploration and growth. She has dedicated her practice to supporting victims of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and child abuse across all ages, and exhibits special sensitivity to the needs of people of color, as well as sexual and gender minorities.

Sarah Marie Collins, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, LPCC, offers a strength-based, solution-focused, and client-centered approach. She believes that clients are the experts in their own lives, and she feels honored to be a trusted support person for them. Acknowledging that everyone faces struggles, Sarah creates a non-judgmental and empathetic environment where clients can feel safe to confide. Her method includes thoroughly assessing primary issues, establishing clear goals, and supporting clients in applying various techniques and skills to achieve those objectives. Understanding the stigma surrounding mental illness, Sarah aims to normalize these experiences and reframe common struggles into opportunities for understanding, resolution, and coping. Recognizing that effective communication is pivotal in therapeutic support, she excels at creating a safe space for clients to explore their stressful, painful, and confusing issues. In Sarah’s care, individuals don’t have to face their troubling thoughts and feelings alone; instead, they can navigate the shared experiences of pain, shame, guilt, and grief together. She looks forward to learning more about each individual and providing a valuable supportive outlet.

Heather Marie Colquhoun is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) who specializes in supporting teenagers and adults navigating life's complexities, including addiction, anxiety, and depression. Through her eclectic and integrative approach, Heather offers therapeutic modalities that cater to individuals, couples, and families alike. She understands that during life changes, trauma, grief, and loss, individuals might overlook their inherent strengths and resilience while struggling to find balance in their daily lives. Heather provides a compassionate and safe space for her clients to explore their feelings and experiences, particularly those that may arise during difficult transitions. She is committed to fostering unconditional positive regard, humor, warmth, respect, empathy, and realness—creating an atmosphere where healing and growth can thrive. With her guidance, clients can rediscover their capacity for wellness and self-love, empowering them to craft a life they truly cherish. Heather looks forward to being a supportive partner in your journey toward safety, stability, and personal transformation.

Candice Marie Erba is a highly esteemed Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 35 years of diverse experience in psychotherapy, couples therapy, and mediation. She works with preteens, teens, adults, and elders, helping them navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. Candice's approach is both compassionate and culturally sensitive, integrating a variety of therapy types including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Psychodynamic approaches. Her extensive background in conflict resolution positions her uniquely to assist couples in fostering healthier communication and intimacy, whether they seek to strengthen their partnership or navigate the complex process of separation with less pain. Clients benefit from her commitment to tailoring therapy goals to their specific needs, promoting greater self-awareness, healing from past wounds, and developing effective coping skills. Candice is dedicated to guiding her clients in understanding how their earlier life experiences shape their present beliefs and behaviors, empowering them to cultivate the confidence and wisdom needed to address current challenges. With Candice, there is always hope for a more fulfilling life and relationships.

Martha Mcclellan-Morehouse is a compassionate and experienced Marriage and Family Therapist (MA, LMFT) who specializes in helping teens, adults, and elders navigate life’s challenges. With a focus on women's issues, anxiety, and life transitions, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice. Martha is dedicated to supporting her clients through trauma and PTSD, grief, and family conflict, ensuring a safe space for healing and growth. Her eclectic approach includes expressive arts, person-centered therapy, and culturally sensitive practices, allowing her to tailor her methods to meet the unique needs of each individual. Martha works with clients in both individual and group settings, fostering empowerment and resilience through strength-based and trauma-focused techniques. Her holistic perspective encourages exploration of spirituality and self-esteem, guiding clients towards healthier relationships and improved coping skills.

Dr. John Meyer is a dedicated psychologist with 25 years of clinical practice, honored to work with individuals from diverse backgrounds. His expertise encompasses psychological testing, evaluation, coaching, and relational therapy for teens, adults, and elders. Dr. Meyer believes that therapy is a journey toward understanding the roots of one’s struggles, whether they stem from historical contexts or present challenges. By helping his clients achieve clarity about their issues, he facilitates a natural progression toward actionable solutions through compassionate therapeutic guidance. As a seasoned clinical psychologist, he has honed subspecialties in psychological assessment and couples therapy, creating meaningful connections that lead to growth. Additionally, Dr. Meyer serves as a sports psychologist, empowering athletes to enhance their performance, focus, and concentration.

Dr. Nathaniel Mills is a dedicated psychologist based in midtown Sacramento, specializing in treating adults experiencing anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. He excels in guiding intelligent individuals who find themselves in challenging situations where traditional thinking is insufficient. With a passion for complex cases, he welcomes a diverse clientele, including those within the LGBTQ+ community and individuals wrestling with existential dilemmas, as well as busy professionals balancing their personal lives and careers. Dr. Mills possesses extensive experience in addressing treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorders, employing innovative therapeutic strategies to drive positive outcomes. As a former President of the Sacramento Valley Psychological Association, he is well-respected in the field. His therapeutic toolkit includes Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and Gestalt Therapy, all tailored to meet each client's unique needs. Beyond psychological disorders and stress-related issues, he is also passionate about assisting couples in strengthening their connection and intimacy. Dr. Mills is committed to finding the right treatment paths for clients from all backgrounds, ensuring that each individual feels seen and understood.

Corina Monter is a dedicated marriage & family therapist (LMFT) who is passionate about ensuring clients receive the treatment they need. Whether individuals are navigating difficult times and seeking to process their feelings, or facing new challenges that require learning new coping strategies, Corina is there to help every step of the way. She creates a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore their thoughts and emotions. With four years of experience working with families, children, adolescents, and adults, Corina utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) interventions to uncover the thoughts behind feelings. Helping clients cultivate practical strategies and tools for everyday life is a priority for Corina. Her compassionate approach encourages open communication, allowing her to work collaboratively on goals that matter most to her clients. Whether someone is new to therapy or continuing their journey, Corina Monter stands ready to support them with warmth and understanding.

Christina Moylan is a highly respected marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who believes that psychosis is a treatable condition. With extensive experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings, she has witnessed the recovery and restoration of functioning in many of her clients. Now offering her services in a private practice, Christina specializes in working with individuals and families affected by mood and thought disorders. She employs a person-centered approach, focusing on the principles of recovery: Hope, Empowerment, Self-Responsibility, and Finding a Meaningful Role in Life. Christina is committed to aiding her clients in enhancing their lives and discovering their own paths to recovery. She looks forward to welcoming new clients who are ready to embark on this transformative journey.

Daylyn Musante is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who understands the struggles of individuals feeling sad, disconnected, and alone while navigating relationship challenges. Many may wonder if the hurt they are experiencing will persist, but Daylyn is here to help unfulfilled couples and hurting individuals cultivate happy lives and thriving relationships. Specializing in relationship counseling, Daylyn collaborates with clients, whether they come for therapy individually or as partners, to foster deeper connections, calmness, and joy in their lives. Utilizing an attachment-based and trauma-informed evidence-based practice, she provides compassionate support and understanding. Daylyn recognizes the difficulty in selecting a therapist, and she encourages potential clients to explore her website as a supportive resource, where they can better understand her approach and that of her colleagues before making a connection. She looks forward to being a guiding presence in each client’s journey towards healing and fulfillment.

Ashley Nelson, ACSW, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to supporting individuals through their journeys of grief and personal challenges. Specializing in grief, whether it be from sudden or prolonged loss, she utilizes her background in hospice care to help clients navigate the complex emotions associated with death and the dying experience. Ashley adopts a holistic, strengths-based perspective, partnering with clients to identify the root causes of their distress and pave the way towards healing and fulfillment. She understands that loss and trauma impact every aspect of a person's life, and therefore employs a relational approach, integrating somatic and psychodynamic methods that address both mind and body. Additionally, her experience in organizational management enables her to assist clients grappling with professional dilemmas and development. Ashley believes that seeking help can be a challenging step, but emphasizes that individuals do not have to face their struggles alone. For those ready to embark on a transformative journey towards increased freedom, relief, and overall life satisfaction, Ashley provides a warm and welcoming space for growth.