Richard Baudrand is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (MS, LMFT) who specializes in helping individuals and couples navigate through the complexities of their relationships. Whether romantic connections are strained by resentment, silence, or defensiveness, or if past traumas are affecting emotional well-being, Richard provides a supportive environment where healing can begin. His practice is rooted in contemporary evidence-based modalities including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), and Gottman’s couples therapy. Richard works with clients aged 17 to 77, empowering them to break free from destructive patterns and reclaim a fulfilling life. Through his compassionate and insightful approach, he helps clients discover new levels of joy and control over their lives, making him a trusted ally in the journey toward emotional wellness.

Connie Beall is a dedicated marriage and family therapist with a strong commitment to helping individuals explore their emotional well-being. She understands the struggles of her clients, particularly those who find themselves prioritizing the needs of others at the expense of their own. Connie offers practical and compassionate guidance to assist people in experiencing a more confident and fulfilling life. Together with her clients, she works to bring balance to their emotional, mental, and spiritual lives. As a trained SoulCollage® facilitator, she adeptly incorporates this unique modality into her practice as an adjunct to therapy sessions. Connie recognizes that loss can manifest in numerous ways, whether it be through the death of a loved one, divorce, relation breakups, or significant life transitions such as an empty nest or job loss. She is passionate about helping clients reconnect with life after such losses. With a particular interest in supporting adult children of self-absorbed or neglectful parents, Connie assists individuals in practicing self-acceptance and cultivating forgiveness for themselves and others. Furthermore, her exploration of the intersection between mental health, nutrition, and integrative medicine underscores her holistic approach to therapy.

Diane Camurat, LMFT, is a skilled therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate their struggles and uncover their true nature. She believes that the challenges we face in therapy can act as gateways to self-compassion and healing. By guiding clients to rediscover who they are beyond their pain, Diane creates a compassionate and collaborative environment that fosters growth. She assists clients in identifying patterns that contribute to their suffering, while teaching and modeling skills that promote self-compassion and authenticity. Through her holistic approach, clients experience themselves as integral, unique, playful, and engaged members of an interconnected world. Diane’s therapeutic expertise encompasses a range of issues, including depression, trauma, anxiety, and multicultural concerns, utilizing various modalities such as mindfulness-based therapy, expressive arts, and transpersonal approaches.

Dene Carroll is a compassionate and skilled clinical social worker dedicated to helping children, teens, and families navigate the complex challenges of divorce. She specializes in transforming feelings of being overwhelmed and stuck into a thriving and fulfilling new normal. Recognizing that individuals are much more than their divorce experiences, Dene provides invaluable support to ensure that families feel understood and empowered during this transition. Her offerings include co-parenting counseling, group support for men, women, teens, and co-parenting, as well as family therapy tailored for those facing resistance from children regarding parental contact. Individual therapy is also available for those seeking personal guidance. Dene understands that divorce is one of life's most taxing events, and she views the act of reaching out for support as a courageous step towards healing. Families can find hope and connection through her expert guidance.

Kirsty Cordell is a compassionate Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT, MA, APCC) dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate the complexities of human experience. Recognizing that life can present moments of joy as well as times of feeling stuck or disconnected, she provides support to clients in understanding their personal narratives and emotional patterns. Kirsty specializes in various therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, and Internal Family Systems (IFS), among others. Her approach is authentic, empathic, curios, and collaborative, designed to meet the unique needs of her clients aged 13 and above. In her practice, Kirsty fosters a nourishing, non-judgmental environment anchored in trust, where clients can explore their challenges and reclaim their sense of agency. Whether addressing ADHD, anxiety, or relationship issues, Kirsty is committed to equipping her clients with useful tools and resources to cultivate fulfilling and meaningful lives. Through her depth of training in trauma-informed care and several therapeutic modalities, she encourages individuals to deepen their understanding of themselves and build healthier, satisfying relationships.

Elizabeth Crenshaw is a compassionate and dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, holding a license as an LMFT. With a degree from Santa Clara University, which she earned in 1992, she has developed a rich expertise in providing support to children aged 6 to 10, teens, and adults. Elizabeth specializes in addressing a variety of complex issues, including depression, relationship challenges, and trauma-related concerns such as PTSD. Her therapeutic approach integrates modalities like Play Therapy and is adaptable for couples, individuals, and families. She draws on her vast experience to assist clients dealing with anxiety, grief, anger management, and substance use, fostering a safe space where healing and growth are possible. Through her empathetic demeanor and profound understanding of gender dynamics, Elizabeth is committed to empowering her clients on their journey toward emotional well-being and healthier relationships.

Richard Doleman, a Marriage & Family Therapist with over 27 years of experience, specializes in guiding individuals and couples through the complexities of relationship issues. His training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) equips him with the tools needed to assist those trapped in distressing relationship patterns. Recognized as an empirically validated couples therapy approach, EFT has consistently outperformed other modalities in follow-up studies. Richard's dedication to this model has significantly enhanced his ability to support couples in transforming their painful interactions into deeply fulfilling and enduring connections. He is passionate about helping individuals of all ages navigate their emotional challenges, including depression, peer relationships, and self-esteem, while fostering healthy bonds through his humanistic and relational therapeutic approaches.

Dr. Alan Dreifuss, a seasoned Psychologist with a PhD, brings over 30 years of experience to his practice, working with individuals, couples, and families. He prioritizes understanding and addressing the unique needs and goals of his clients, offering both short and long-term treatment tailored to their circumstances. Dr. Dreifuss emphasizes the importance of practicing therapeutic techniques discussed in sessions to optimize outcomes. He is dedicated to helping clients identify their strengths and tap into both internal and external resources to foster personal growth. His extensive background includes psychological testing, treatment for chemical dependency, and guiding individuals through various life transitions, including relationship challenges, marital problems, and work-related stressors. Trained in multiple therapeutic modalities such as mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy, he draws from a rich tapestry of experience working with clients of all ages, from children to seniors in their 80s. His long-standing practice of meditation complements his therapeutic work, enhancing his ability to support clients in their journeys toward acceptance and growth. Dr. Dreifuss is continually inspired by the courage shown by those who embark on this transformative path.

Katie Dyer is a compassionate and dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, who understands that for many individuals, especially after previous attempts, the idea of change or healing can seem unattainable. Many people find themselves feeling trapped by persistent moods, overwhelming situations, or ingrained patterns that resist transformation. However, there is an inherent part of them that still holds onto hope for a more fulfilling life—one characterized by authenticity and spaciousness. In her practice, Katie employs trauma-informed modalities to gently address those hurting parts, guiding them toward healing and helping clients rediscover essential feelings such as calm, confidence, connectedness, clarity, and ease. She is committed to creating a safe space for each client, demonstrating a deep respect for their unique stories as they engage in profound healing work. Katie firmly believes in the potential for deep and lasting change, utilizing techniques like brainspotting, EMDR, and Internal Family Systems. Additionally, her approach is informed by the principles of Brene Brown's research on shame resiliency and leadership. As she expands her practice to offer couples therapy through the Gottman Method, she invites clients into a transformative journey—an opportunity to begin anew and awaken to their fullest selves. In her therapy sessions, no one has to navigate their path alone; both individual and couples therapy provide a warm and welcoming environment to cultivate courage and confidence.

Bruce Fortin, a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist with over 25 years of experience, has also been a Buddhist meditation teacher for three decades. His extensive background allows him to work with clients from various belief systems, as he seamlessly integrates mindfulness practices with depth psychology and cognitive behavioral therapy. Specializing in issues such as depression, anxiety, marital relationships, and life transitions, Bruce approaches therapy with empathy and compassion, encouraging clients to discover what hinders their full engagement with life. His unique combination of mindfulness-based psychotherapy, informed by both Buddhist teachings and Western psychology, provides practical solutions for individuals, couples, and groups. In addition to his therapeutic practice, Bruce has served as a Hospice Director, led workshops, and taught university courses on Meditation and Psychotherapy, enriching the lives of those he encounters.

Louisa Gluck is a compassionate marriage and family therapist dedicated to providing a safe and secure space for her clients. Whether someone is navigating college life, managing the responsibilities of single parenthood, or balancing a busy professional schedule, Louisa is here to support them. Her goal is to guide individuals towards living authentically and from the heart. With a background in Integrative psychotherapy, Louisa listens to her clients' whole being—mind, body, and spirit. She incorporates a variety of tools in her practice, including expressive arts, sand tray, somatic therapy, and meditation, and allows clients to choose what resonates with them. Known for her ability to work with a diverse population and address various cultural issues, Louisa understands the difficulties in finding a comfortable therapist. She encourages individuals to reach out and connect with different therapists until they find the right match for their needs.

Judith Goleman, a skilled Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT), specializes in working with couples and individuals, guiding them through relationship issues, depression, and emotional struggles. She views the challenges faced by couples as opportunities for potential growth, helping them transform difficulties into catalysts for increased intimacy. Judith understands how easy it is for communication to veer off course, often leading to blame or power struggles. By fostering deeper trust and intimacy, she aids couples in developing essential skills for reclaiming happiness and understanding themselves and their partners better. Additionally, Judith provides individual counseling, recognizing that life can present numerous challenges such as anxiety, self-doubt, and despair. She creates an atmosphere of emotional safety, where clients are encouraged to explore their deepest truths and authentic selves. Judith perceives therapy as both an intuitive art and a science, integrating insights from recent brain science with experiential, somatic, and spiritual methods to promote healing and recovery. With her proactive approach, she is dedicated to assisting adults and elders in navigating their journeys toward wellness.

Tamara Green, MA, MFT, is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist specializing in guiding young adults and adults through significant life transitions such as college, career paths, marriage, and parenthood. With a wealth of experience in fertility, pregnancy, and the dynamics of new parenting, Tamara is particularly skilled at working with young women and mothers, helping them navigate change, expand into new identities, and cultivate the strength to become empowered individuals. Her therapeutic approach is highly relational and strength-based, drawing clients' attention to their inner selves, including their inner child and wise self. Tamara emphasizes the importance of listening to bodily cues, supporting clients’ deepest values, and encourages mindfulness-based homework to foster new systems for forward movement. Acknowledging the myriad twists and turns of life, Tamara understands that community and support are crucial in overcoming grief and difficulty. As a psychotherapist and mother herself, she prioritizes the creation of safe spaces for clients to explore their inner worlds and build robust networks of support.