Through years of clinical experience we have developed a compassionate and insightful way to treat people’s mental health suffering, trauma pain, general discontent, personal growth, and their relationship issues. Clients report this approach to be very comfortable and helpful.
It can be a difficult but important process to find the right therapist or psychologist. Clients should feel good about their therapy including its progress and their relationship with the therapist
Daniel is a warm, down-to-earth therapist who has been working effectively with individuals and couples to heal and grow since 2005. He believes strongly in helping people heal their wounds, grow as people, and connect in their relationships.
Virginia is a talented individual and couples therapist with many years of experience. She works in a kind, warm, and engaging manner that people report feeling very positive about. Sessions are available in both English and Spanish with Virginia, as she speaks both fluently.
Robyn believes it is possible to develop a constructive approach to life challenges that foster resilience, reduce stress, and strengthen coping skills to result in a life of intention rather than reaction, that is heartfelt instead of numb, and the ability to move from confusion to self-awareness.
David believes the most important thing he can do for clients is to provide a comfortable, non-judgemental space where they can relax and be who they are. In addition to proficiency in a variety of techniques, he regularly solicits client feedback to ensure that he is meeting their needs and expectations.
Cody’s approach is always to be present, non-judgmental, and collaborative. He believes the most effective means of growth and positive change is shared human connection and a strong alliance with the client.
Julie is a compassionate therapist who wishes to create a warm and accepting environment for her clients to share their inner feelings, struggles, and wishes. Julie believes that through a deep understanding of pain and joy, everyone has the potential to establish a harmonious relationship with their surroundings and themselves.
Being able to feel safe with other people is probably the single most important aspect of mental health; safe connections are fundamental to meaningful and satisfying lives. – Bessel Van Der Kolk
