Dr. Tara Miskovich is a dedicated psychologist with a Ph.D., known for her compassionate and insightful approach to therapy. Her therapeutic framework mainly utilizes cognitive-behavioral strategies, seamlessly blending them with mindfulness and acceptance-based methods. Grounded in a humanistic philosophy, Dr. Miskovich believes in the inherent worth and value of each individual. In her sessions, she collaborates with clients to examine how both internal and external influences have affected their mental health, working together to achieve personalized treatment goals. Dr. Miskovich is proficient in several evidence-based treatments, including Cognitive Processing Therapy and Prolonged Exposure for PTSD, Exposure Response Prevention for OCD, and Behavioral Activation for depression. While she has specialized in CBT and exposure-based interventions for trauma and anxiety, her experience also spans various other areas, including pain management and sleep therapy.

Maurice Taylor is a seasoned Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, who brings nearly three decades of experience to his practice. His approach revolves around understanding the struggles individuals face when their usual ways of coping with pain fail them. Often, he meets clients during times of loss—be it through divorce, relationship turmoil, illness, or other life transitions—that evoke challenging emotions and behaviors. These crises frequently lead to a profound quest for meaning, provoking significant disruptions in their lives. Maurice specializes in marital and premarital counseling, trauma and PTSD resolution, and relationship issues. As clients delve into their experiences, they uncover long-standing patterns shaped by childhood, fostering a transformative journey that enriches their connection with themselves and their loved ones. His therapeutic methods, including EMDR, are anchored in attachment-based therapy, designed to help resolve emotional trauma effectively. Maurice's background includes work in Asia, specifically Singapore, and currently in San Rafael. He is also deeply aware of the complexities of expatriate life and repatriation, contributing to his ability to relate to a diverse clientele. Additionally, he is a co-author of 'The New Couple' (HarperSF), substantiating his commitment to understanding and navigating the intricate dynamics of modern relationships.

Stef Coleman is a seasoned Marriage and Family Therapist (MA, MFT) who specializes in guiding individuals through transformative experiences to break free from harmful behaviors that impact their relationships and prevent them from reaching their full potential. Her focus encompasses understanding the roots of irritability, anxiety, depression, and various acting-out behaviors, including those related to eating, shopping, and intimacy. Unlike typical therapists who might simply listen, Stef takes a results-driven approach with cutting-edge modalities to help her clients comprehend and overcome the trauma from their pasts that undermines their present. Among the notable issues Stef addresses are those affecting the LGBQ community and concerns in poly and open relationships. Utilizing an array of techniques such as IFS/Parts Work, Breath/Somatic practices, Mindfulness, the Diamond Approach, and EMDR, she is dedicated to fostering real and long-lasting change. Stef empowers both individuals and couples to identify and navigate their challenges, collaborating with them to uncover deeper underlying issues. Her passion lies in helping clients prevent their past experiences from dictating their current lives. Known for providing direct yet compassionate feedback, Stef is committed to helping others achieve their potential. Her extensive Buddhist practice of over 30 years enriches her therapeutic approach, affirming her belief that lasting change is indeed possible.

Helga Fasching, PsyD, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to supporting individuals and couples navigating the complexities of midlife, long-term infertility, and life transitions. Her clients often express feelings of loss and confusion, saying, 'I’m not who I used to be, and I’m not sure who I am now. I don’t know how we can move forward.' Understanding these challenges, Helga passionately guides her clients through their 40s and 50s, believing that a 'third act' is just around the corner. This stage of life can be filled with fulfillment, excitement, and meaning, even when it doesn’t always feel that way. Through her psychodynamic, control mastery, and attachment-based approaches, Helga helps clients process losses, embrace changes, and build bridges toward acceptance and new opportunities. Whether it’s addressing another IVF cycle, considering adoption, or navigating marital issues, she brings her authentic self into therapy. With a belief that humor and lightheartedness enhance the therapeutic experience, Helga collaborates with her clients to discover laughter amid the challenges of long-term infertility and the unexpected adventures of midlife.

Dunya Gilmore is a compassionate and skilled Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) dedicated to supporting adults and elders through complex emotional landscapes. With a wealth of experience in addressing mood disorders and various women's issues, she brings a unique blend of profound understanding and effective strategies to her practice. Dunya specializes in helping clients navigate challenges such as bipolar disorder, trauma, relationship issues, and life transitions. Her therapeutic approach encompasses a range of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), among others. Known for her empathetic demeanor and insightful guidance, Dunya offers individual, family, and couples counseling tailored to the specific needs of each person she meets. Her commitment to fostering resilience and personal growth ensures that those who work with her find a supportive space to explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Nancie Jordan is a compassionate and skilled Marriage & Family Therapist, MEd, MA, MFT, dedicated to helping individuals and couples navigate life's challenges. Whether clients are experiencing marital difficulties, anxiety, or parenting concerns, Nancie provides a warm, pragmatic, and present-centered approach to therapy. She has a deep understanding of the impact of various losses—such as job loss, relationship breakdowns, and the challenges of empty nest syndrome—on emotional well-being. With extensive training in various therapeutic modalities, including Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman Method, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Nancie creates a tailored therapeutic experience for her clients. Her expertise spans intimacy issues, depression, unresolved trauma, and career dissatisfaction, allowing her to effectively address the unique needs of her clients. Nancie's psychodynamic and Jungian orientation, complemented by her incorporation of Art and Sandtray Therapy, enriches her practice. She welcomes clients of all ages and backgrounds, striving to foster effective communication and life skills in a supportive environment.

Arley Lindberg is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker specializing in therapy for adults and elders facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, self-criticism, relationship issues, and complex trauma. With a deep understanding of how these discomforting feelings can disrupt daily life, Arley supports clients in navigating acute emotional experiences while also delving into their origins, including formative life events. Together, they explore what is trying to emerge within each individual, fostering greater self-awareness and a stronger connection to their inner selves. Arley's therapeutic approach is greatly influenced by depth psychology, particularly the teachings of Carl G. Jung. Known for a warm, collaborative, and intuitive style, Arley creates a safe space for clients to fully engage with their thoughts and emotions. This nurturing environment allows for healing and personal growth, helping clients reclaim parts of themselves that have been pushed aside. Those who are ready to begin this transformative journey are encouraged to connect for a free initial phone consultation where their unique needs and concerns can be addressed, paving the way for a more fulfilling life.

Sean Sullivan is a dedicated psychologist with an MA and PsyD, specializing in the mental health and personal growth of adults. His approach to therapy encompasses a range of effective methods, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Humanistic and Existential approaches. Sean's expertise extends to addressing top issues such as depression, relationship challenges, and providing supportive life coaching. He works diligently with both couples and individuals, cultivating a warm and empowering environment for change and self-discovery. By integrating various therapeutic modalities, Sean fosters deep interpersonal connections, allowing clients to navigate life’s complexities with confidence and clarity.

Dr. Bryant Welch, a compassionate and dedicated psychologist with a PhD and ABPP certification, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his practice. He is passionate about working with teens, adults, and older adults, supporting them through challenges such as depression, family conflict, and relationship issues. Dr. Welch employs an array of therapeutic techniques including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), somatic therapy, trauma-focused approaches, and coaching, tailoring his methods to meet the unique needs of each individual or family. His relational and humanistic approach fosters deep connections, while his expertise in family and marital therapy helps strengthen bonds. With a commitment to creating a safe and nurturing environment, Dr. Welch empowers his clients to pursue personal growth and healing on their journey to emotional well-being.