Find therapists in Hollister

Gwen Lovett

Many of the people I work with are navigating faith transitions, deconstructing long-held beliefs, or healing from the impact of high-control or authoritarian religion. Some come from Mormon or fundamentalist Christian backgrounds and are looking for a safe, supportive space to explore who they are outside of those systems. They’re often seeking clarity, connection, and a more authentic sense of self—even if they’re not sure where to begin.

Jonathan Benko

I want to understand the nuances of your experience. I frequently meet with people who have doubts about seeking help, or last time they tried therapy it didn’t work out. Many of my clients have been told something was wrong with them, that they are not normal, and that their values and preferences are not acceptable. Sometimes they have taken this on and live under pressure. I’d be honored to talk with you as you journey toward your hoped-for life.

Carly Rose Bretl

I work with people that are struggling with painful experiences from their past and want to heal trauma. My clients often identify as women, trans or non-binary, bi-cultural or BIPOC. Many are intellectuals, activists, creatives and the like—some for whom traditional talk therapy has not been successful. I will work collaboratively with you to understand your instincts and process unresolved stuff in you nervous system so you can feel satisfied in your life.

Jessica Reynolds

Sometimes we need a change in our lives, our relationships and ourselves, and we need help navigating how to do that. Sometimes the change and loss happen to us, and we need help navigating how to get through it. Whether change is something you want in yourself or your relationship, or you are grieving change life has thrown your way, therapy can help. Having someone come alongside with empathy and knowledge can be a light in the dark to illuminate the path forward.

Lauren Hadley

Difficulties in life can feel overwhelming, or you may be feeling like you don't know how to change or how to manage the situations causing you pain. I will offer you a partner on a path toward relief and clarity. I provide a compassionate, non-judgmental place to explore and to receive support to find the change that you seek. I work with adults, teens, couples and families; I provide care for people with depression, anxiety, substance use problems, trauma, and perinatal mental health issues.

California Couples Counseling · San Francisco

Is your relationship on the edge of separation? Perhaps you already have a stable relationship but you feel it should be better. We're here to support you in creating the relationship that you deserve. You don't have to continue the same repetitive argument or feel disconnected from your partner. There are scientifically proven strategies that we can utilize to support you in having a thriving relationship.

Christopher Kelm

My practice is dedicated to guiding couples and individuals through the complexities of their relationships, aiming to restore harmony and understanding where discord has taken root. My focus on couples therapy and marriage counseling are driven by a commitment to nurturing connections and fostering deeper bonds between partners.

Daniel Moultrie

In a fast-paced world, relationships can suffer under stress, leading to a sense of disconnection. Embracing the Gottman Method, I specialize in couples therapy & marriage counseling, helping couples navigate complexities, re-establish communication, and rejuvenate their bond. Beginning the journey to a healthier partnership is a brave step. My role is to ease this process with an empathetic and practical approach.

Mandy Greaves

My practice is centered on providing empathic support and effective strategies primarily in Marriage Counseling and Couples Therapy. I specialize in addressing relationship issues, helping partners understand each other better, communicate more effectively, and resolve conflicts to strengthen their bond. My therapeutic approach is tailored to the unique needs of each couple, integrating various methods to foster deeper connections and mutual respect among partners.

Tammie Makely

Struggling to connect with your partner or to move past hurt and resentment? You're not alone. Many couples face insurmountable challenges, but there is hope and a way forward. As a specialist in couples therapy, I'm dedicated to helping couples navigate the complexities of their relationships, rebuild trust, and deepen their connection. My expertise lies in guiding couples through the healing process, particularly after the pain of infidelity, using the Gottman Method.

Stefan Paquet

We encounter challenges not just in our connections but also at work, school, and within our minds, grappling with issues like depression, anxiety, or trauma. The challenge arises when our difficulties overshadow our joyful experiences. I’m committed to helping you find peace and joy in your life and relationships. I hold a firm belief in the capacity of each individual to achieve happiness and fulfillment, and I’m dedicated to guiding you toward realizing that potential.

Rene Huerta

Whether you're facing communication challenges or seeking to deepen your emotional bond, I aim to support you in creating a more fulfilling and loving partnership. I understand the importance of a supportive and non-judgmental environment for couples to feel safe and valued as they navigate their relationship. My goal is to ensure that our work together is collaborative, focusing on what matters most to you and your partner.

Rachel Ocampo

Navigating the complexities of relationships can often feel overwhelming, leaving couples feeling stranded without a clear path forward. The challenges you face together may seem insurmountable. In my role as your therapist, I am here to accompany you on this journey, providing support and guidance to help you find healing and strengthen your bond along the way. With a strong foundation in couples therapy, I bring extensive experience in working with partners facing a wide array of challenges.

Leilani Mitchell

Navigating the complexities of relationships can be challenging, often leaving couples feeling disconnected and misunderstood. As a therapist with a rich background in working across the lifespan—from infants to adults—I bring a deep sense of empathy and curiosity to understand your unique challenges. My goal is to help you and your partner explore and express your feelings and emotions, uncovering the root of disconnection and conflict, and fostering a deeper, more meaningful connection.

Maricela Gomez

Embarking on the journey of couples therapy is a profound step towards personal growth, healing, and strengthening the bond of your relationship. It requires courage to face the challenges within a relationship, and it's a journey that doesn't have to be navigated alone. As a therapist specializing in couples therapy, I aim to be a beacon of hope and source of support for both partners. At the core of my approach to therapy is a deep-seated belief in the power of empathy and human connection.

Chad Dispenza

I work with INDIVIDUALS and COUPLES to break free from unhelpful patterns and build healthier relationships. I work with clients facing anxiety, depression, creative blocks, life transitions, and relationship struggles. These challenges are often interconnected, and I take a collaborative approach to help you find clarity and take meaningful steps forward. 📱 I also offer 6-WEEK DIGITAL WELLNESS GROUPS for teens & parents to navigate growing digital pressures.

Katie Robey

My clients are managing ADHD, ASD, OCD, trauma, anxiety, relationship struggles, and depression. They’re tired of therapy that just listens without offering real solutions. If you’re frustrated with vague advice and want someone who understands what you're going through, I’m here to dive in and help. I use my knowledge and experience to ensure our sessions lead to real progress, not just talk.

Alison Murphey

Do you feel overwhelmed by stress, anxiety or defeat, as a result of a significant life change or trauma? Maybe a relationship has ended or a new phase of life has just begun. Perhaps you’re living with the long-term effects of abuse, illness/pain or other traumatic experiences. You may feel out of control of your life or emotions. Eventually, these things start to overflow into other areas of life...and yet despite how hard things are right now, you know there’s more to life than this.

Angela Dube

I work with teens, college aged students, & parents with children of any age who are experiencing depression, anxiety, perfectionism, stress, and/or trauma. I understand that parents are the most influential people in a child’s life and that parenting is the hardest job there is. Therefore, I work with whole families, and often only the parents, to support the family in improving their connection, communication, getting their individual needs met, and providing each other with emotional support.

Adela Stone

Your styles of conflict are probably different: some partners fight a lot, some avoid conflict and yet others are able to talk things out without ever raising their voice. Your partnership may be tested by the ways you each show affection and intimacy. You might have realized that you don't share the same values. Maybe you just found out that your partner is neurodivergent (autism or ADHD), leaving you to wonder if your marriage can thrive and not end in emotional abandonment.