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Catherine Ferreira-Babor

I understand that starting therapy with a total stranger takes a leap of faith. You hope that you will feel better but you can't help but worry that you wont. While I treat a variety of issues, a universal element of my work has to do with helping people see that their "problems" are not insurmountable, nor are they evidence that they are weak, stupid, or damaged. It may not come naturally to you to feel compassion for yourself but I hope that through me you will see that you deserve it.

Chelsie Crilly

My clients typically feel like they are “too much”, their emotions are “too big”, and they are “too sensitive”. I invite clients to shift their thinking, and believe they are “enough” through a variety of approaches (see “my approach”). My clients are usually seeking treatment in order to increase their ability to “swim in the sea of emotions”, improve relationships with loved ones, and improve executive functioning skills (such as time management, accomplishing their to-do-list, ect).

Jacqueline Connors

I help men and women get control of old thinking patterns and heavily conditioned emotions to get to where they want to be personally and professionally. Many clients come to me after struggling repeatedly by trying to “fix” themselves on their own or have attended traditional therapy sessions with minimal results. Clients who want to get better, but will power is diminishing. Together, we find and fix what was developed from past experiences that conditioned the brain into current struggles.

Kristina Gianola

Those who have experienced hardships in life struggle to believe in their worthiness of being seen. These events can leave you with long lasting emotional disruptions or difficulty in developing safe relationships. You may also struggle with moving from your cognitive mind into your emotional mind because you've never felt safe. You shouldn't have to look at life through the lens of distrust and pain any longer, and I want to help you break these filters down for good.

Dr. Jagdish (Jag) Soni

Maybe you are struggling with the stress, work issues, life transitions, changes in your life or things are good and you want to continue to grow as a person. You feel motivated and ready to make the changes and you feel you need some support. You are in search of a place where you will be heard and understood; a place where you can think out loud and process things to make sound decisions. Please reach out to me. I'm here and ready to be part of your journey to be your best self.

Rebecca Scott, PsyD

In addition to the many problems that complicate our daily lives such as anxiety, panic attacks, depression, patients come to me with complex relationship issues including marital distress, divorce recovery, verbal & emotional abuse, loss of child, parent, or spouse. The holistic approach that I use will address the root problem, not just the symptoms. I offer perspective on your experience, and provide clear, concise directions on meeting your treatment goals.

Amir Siddiqui

I believe one is the driver and they can control how they want to live; however,I understand often times family, substances, depression, anxiety, relationships, raising children, career/employment, financial, and personal struggles can be obstacles.My objective is to work with you in becoming aware and in creating solutions,which can counterattack these obstacles. Depending on your motivation this process can be short or long. It all depends on how much you want to live a productive Life!!! FYI:

Jennifer Green

You’re someone who earns a steady income, yet money still feels stressful or overwhelming. Maybe you avoid looking at your finances, feel guilt or shame after spending, or struggle to stick to a budget or savings plan. Deep down, you know your relationship with money is shaped by past experiences, and you’re ready to understand those patterns. You’re not just looking for quick financial fixes—you want clarity, confidence, and a healthier connection to money that aligns with your values and goals

John Jakubowski

My Clients work is to live out, moment to moment, choice by choice, authentic life stories that make their world more satisfying. Things are really hard right now - it is more important than ever to have support. That looks different for everyone, but whether it's relationship, work, family, parenting - or all of the above, create some space and a plan to walk through it - together. My Practice includes Individuals, Couples and Elders from all walks -

Laurie Ebbe-Wheeler

I work with clients to help them better navigate their experiences so that they can feel more authentic and aligned as they move through the world. Societal and cultural pressures affect each of us differently. I practice in a way that acknowledges the impact of systemic oppression and intergenerational trauma on individuals and communities. I know that when you walk into the room, you bring with you experiences I've never had and I believe that you are the expert on your own lived experience.

Jules Peithman

I work with couples, adults, and teens who are LGBTQIA+ and/or BIPOC folks. Some themes I love working with include grief, relationships, life transitions, boundaries, anxiety, and depression. Integration of altered states of consciousness, exploration of intersectional identities and intergenerational trauma are also common themes in my practice. I have a passion for helping folks get in touch with their inner knowing & becoming their fullest and most authentic selves.

Laura Vidal

Anxiety can present itself in many ways—from persistent worry and uncontrollable fear to physical symptoms like a racing heart, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing. When anxiety becomes disordered, it can make daily responsibilities and social interactions incredibly challenging. When trapped in cycles of doubt and uncertainty, it is difficult to see a way forward. I provide a judgment-free environment where you'll receive support through compassionate insight and thoughtful guidance.

Hannah Brumbaum

Often, we're taught to shy away from the uncomfortable: the wounds, the hurt places. We label them as “bad” or “problems”, and do whatever we can to cope, instead of healing that pain. I specialize in working with folks who have experienced trauma, feel they don’t fit into society’s boxes, or seek deeper self-exploration. Together, we reconnect to your body and emotions, break out of old patterns that aren’t serving you, and move into the life you want.

Phoenix Song

I love working with Queer and Trans folks who feel things deeply and intuitively, are curious about spirituality, who are social justice oriented, and who feel a calling to bring their gifts and offerings into this world! I also specialize in supporting folx who are seeking deeper healing of trauma and oppression. I offer limited sliding scale spots for LGBTTSQIA activists, chronically ill/disabled folx, and BIPOC.

Dr. Jean-Arellia Tolentino

My clients tend to be badass, kind, and maybe not know it! They are, or aspiring to be: generational cycle breakers, healing attachment wounds, or seeking alignment with one's values. Are you curious about building insight or ways to self/collectively care? Perhaps we're a fit if you're seeking a therapist who believes and works from a feminist liberation approach, has experience working towards building healthy familial dynamics, and integrates a whole-person & holistic approach to care.

Eliot Altschul

Having been in the field for over 30 years, I consider myself to be a seasoned generalist. I enjoy working with people presenting with a broad range of psychological concerns. Some of my areas of interest and specialty include Sexuality and Gender, Identity Development, Mindfulness, and Spirituality. My work is inclusive and queer-affirming. I enjoy working with relationship dynamics of all types, and my approach is interpersonal and depth oriented.

Suzie Wu

Asian Americans and immigrants Parents and adolescents Medical professionals Mothers and pregnant women Folks in tech industry College & Graduate students New parents & Pregnant women Do you feel work-life balance is hard? Are you encounter challenges as immigrant parents or adult children with aging parents? Do you want to improve mood and relationship? Could you reduce the burden from traumas and recover from an attachment injury from the past?Simply give me a call for free consultation.

Athenia Teng

On the outside, everything looks put together, but inside—whether within yourself or in your relationships—you feel disconnected, misunderstood, overwhelmed, and never quite enough. In the world, you may feel different or othered. You long to be truly seen and accepted, to cultivate a deeper, more loving relationship with yourself and those around you.

Connor Tindall

My clients come to therapy for a wide variety of reasons. Many struggle with depression, anxiety, or past trauma. Others require assistance through difficult circumstances, such as relationship issues, life transitions, grief, and work or academic stress. Others feel lost and unsure of where to go next in life. All of them want relief, and all of them wish to be understood. I strive to help them in an understanding and compassionate way.

Kathleen Wonacott

Most of us experience anxiety at some point in our lives. It becomes a problem when we get so stuck in this feeling we have a hard time seeing things for what they really are. Maybe you are feeling anxiety physically, or you are noticing it by where your mind trails off to. On paper, you may look like you are doing well, but underneath it all, things are falling apart. With anxiety and any other emotional concern you may have, I like to look deeper at what’s going on underneath it.