Anitra Clark is a highly skilled Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to supporting adults through various mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, and ADHD. She recognizes that while severe mental health diagnoses often garner attention, many individuals grapple with everyday issues such as parenting, work/life balance, marital stress, and grief/loss. Anitra advocates for a holistic approach to wellness, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit as the foundation of a fulfilling life. With extensive experience in outpatient services, crisis assessment, case management, and consultation, Anitra is equipped to help individuals navigate both acute distress and more manageable stressors. For those seeking a compassionate partner in their journey toward mental wellness, Anitra is eager to provide guidance and support.

Sarah Cohen is a licensed clinical social worker with over 20 years of experience in the field. She specializes in working with individuals, couples, and families, employing a strength-based, solution-oriented approach. Trained in psycho-dynamics and family systems work, Sarah utilizes the Developmental Model for couples therapy, making her sessions particularly effective for adults, couples, and families. Additionally, she supports children and adolescents facing school-related challenges, behavioral issues, grief and loss, trauma, life transitions, and family dynamics. Sarah is dedicated to collaborating with her clients to establish achievable goals that foster positive changes in their lives and relationships. Furthermore, she offers supervision and consultation for clinicians pursuing licensure, providing insights when the therapeutic process feels stuck. Her expertise also extends to training agencies on family systems work, effective treatment planning, and school-based mental health initiatives. For those ready to embrace transformation in their life or enhance their relationships, Sarah is eager to guide them, ensuring a perfect fit in their therapeutic journey.

Sandra Ellen Norris is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (MS, LMFT) known for her compassionate yet direct approach. Her clients experience a profound sense of care, acceptance, and belonging, while also being appropriately challenged to foster personal growth and alleviate suffering. Sandra engages actively with her clients, setting weekly treatment goals and equipping them with essential coping tools and self-awareness skills. She recognizes the deep impact of cultural identity and heritage on emotional well-being and is committed to respecting and celebrating diversity. Her areas of specialty include navigating relationship difficulties, complex trauma, depression, mood disorders, anxiety, ADHD, life transitions, and grief and loss. Additionally, she provides valuable support for parenting and caregiver challenges. With over 20 years of experience, Sandra has guided clients in diverse settings, including nonprofit organizations, community mental health, and substance abuse treatment centers. She has also served as an instructor in the Clinical and School Psychology Master’s program at San Francisco State University, and currently, she practices privately, offering innovative therapy options such as Teletherapy and ‘Talk and Walk’ therapy.