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Therapists for college students near San Francisco, CA

Chiajou Lu
Marriage & Family Therapist
Boston, MA
Accepting new clients

Welcome! Working with a diverse population for many years widen my appreciation toward everyone I encounter in the therapy room. My new clients often ask me, “What is your approach or therapy model?” Learning from years valuable experience, I do not take a blueprint or “one-size-fits-all” approach for clients. Every client has an individualized curriculum. You may be feeling distressed, facing difficulties in your personal or professional relationships, contemplating a major life transition, or ...

Alison Ritchie
Licensed Professional Counselor
Chevy Chase, MD
Accepting new clients

Hello, I’m Alison. I help young adults who are overwhelmed, hopeless or anxious feel more in control and able to manage life's stressors and challenges. Some of the issues young adults have come to see me for include: relationship concerns, feelings of being overwhelmed, struggling to adapt to college or missing home, body image issues, life transitions, questions about gender/sexuality, and personal and family trauma. Trauma can include many things, such as relationship abuse, childhoo...

George Kolcun, MFT and Associates
Group practice
Multiple Locations
Accepting new clients

George Kolcun, MFT and our team of associates provide psychotherapy and support for adults, couples and adolescents to address a wide range of emotional and relational challenges....

Christina Altemueller
Marriage & Family Therapist
Santa Clara, CA
Accepting new clients

I am a Marriage and Family Therapist in private practice in Santa Clara, CA. I provide therapy for children, teens, and families, offering support with behavioral concerns, anger, anxiety, depression, and parenting challenges. I have extensive experience working with children and adults on the Autism Spectrum, as well as supporting their family members. My goal-oriented approach focuses on building practical skills and helping clients overcome obstacles in order to thrive. For more informa...

Teresa Trias
Marriage & Family Therapist
San Jose, CA
Accepting new clients

You don't have to feel alone in any of this anymore. Whether it's everyday life stressors, relationship problems, a loss of something or someone important, either a positive or negative life transition, feeling signs and symptoms of depression or anxiety, or just simply feeling overwhelmed and confused; participating in therapy can provide a safe and supportive space to address, unveil, and tackle any and all of these things that we experience in our lives from time to time. I have specialized ...

Adam Cohen
Marriage & Family Therapist
San Francisco, CA
Accepting new clients

"What am I doing with my life?" "What do I want?" "Why do I feel the way I do?" "When will the time come that I feel how I want to feel?" "How do I get there?" These questions and many more like them can really come up as we enter into and move through our young adult years. And they can feel quite overwhelming, especially when we feel we are asking them alone. I partner with young adults to tackle these questions together. I am enthusiastic, I feel deeply, and I believe in the powe...

Elaine Rodino
Psychologist
State College, PA
Accepting new clients

I am seeing all patients by video and phone. You may contact me for a free initial consultation. I see psychotherapy as a psycho-educational experience where you learn about yourself. It is like taking a course in yourself. This counseling process of self-exploration leads to understanding self-defeating thinking and behaviors that may keep you from actualizing potential for successful relationships, success in school, business and career and from having a really happy life. During the 25...

Lori Kandels
Marriage & Family Therapist
San Francisco, CA
Accepting new clients

I help people to resolve anxiety and trauma using a combination of talk therapy and somatic practices. Changing your mind isn’t enough, you have to change the way that you feel in your body. Simple practices like EMDR, Brainspotting and EFT can help you to make lasting changes in your life....

Rebecca Gotterer LCSW LLC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Montclair, NJ
Accepting new clients

It's not always easy to find someone you trust to help you address your challenges. Whether you're feeling burdened by anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, identity questions, transitions, or physical pain linked to stress or emotions, I offer a grounded, compassionate space where you can slow down, be seen and heard, and reconnect with yourself. I often use Internal Family Systems to help heal painful parts and foster self-compassion and inner harmony, and Somatic Experiencing to hel...

Laura Firestone
Marriage & Family Therapist
San Francisco, CA
Accepting new clients

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David Thomson, LCSW
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
San Francisco, CA
Accepting new clients

Do you feel that your everyday challenges are beginning to overwhelm you? Have you set goals for yourself, but you have not been able to achieve them? The solution is in sight. With skill, professionalism, empathy, and compassion I can help you to achieve your goals and the life that you want. Because you are a unique individual, I will tailor my treatment methods to fit your unique situation and needs. I believe that we all have what it takes to meet and conquer life's many challenges and diffi...

Takako Ainsworth
Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Berkeley, CA
Accepting new clients

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Suzanne Klein
Licensed Psychoanalyst
San Francisco, CA
Accepting new clients

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Lindsay Hesser
Marriage & Family Therapist
San Francisco, CA
Accepting new clients

I meet clients where they are with a grounded, pragmatic approach and we collaborate to make their daily lives more manageable and fulfilling by addressing outdated coping skills that are no longer helpful, self-sabotaging behaviors, and past traumas. I also offer coaching services, particularly for young professionals, those in counseling and wellness-oriented professions, and graduate students. I am especially interested in supporting my clients through the processes of self-development and se...

Alexsa Wicker
Marriage & Family Therapist
Los Angeles, CA
Accepting new clients

Adjusting to life changes and managing stress can seem overwhelming at times. If you experience anxiety, depression, other mental health symptoms, or just life changes you're familiar with the desire to find stability and ways to cope. It could be a change in job, or managing stress from work, strain in a relationship with a partner or family members, recent grief and loss, feelings of worthlessness, feeling on edge, or looking for a tune up after life events. I believe therapy offers a space t...

Sarah Korda
Marriage & Family Therapist
San Francisco, CA
Accepting new clients

Client's that work well with my collaborative style are often people who are struggling with life transitions. I often connect with people who are working to find different methods to manage anxiety and perfectionism. I also hold space in my practice for queer couples....

Leah Rosenthal
Psychologist
BERKELEY, CA
Accepting new clients

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Josiane Lismay
Psychologist
Berkeley, CA
Accepting new clients

I have been working for several years with both UC Berkeley students and students at UCSF. At UCSF I have mostly worked with medical students and residents. My approach is psychodynamic. I am interested in understanding what lies behind the inhibitions or the blockages that make relationships or pursuing your studies so difficult and frustrating. I also help students to separate better from their families so that they can establish a better sense of self, independence, confidence and security ab...

Adrian Tiller
Marriage & Family Therapist
Multiple Locations
Accepting new clients

Whether borderline, narcissistic or simply toxic, wounded and self-centered parents create wounded children. And these children grow up without the basics of warmth and kindness, acceptance and encouragement. In order to survive, we adapt to the needs of our demanding parents. That might mean we learn to parent our parent. Or we develop antennae and quickly respond to their changing moods and needs, simultaneously ignoring our own. We hope if we do and say the right thing long enough, then o...

Gary Grossman
Psychologist
San Francisco, CA
Accepting new clients

I am a psychologist/psychoanalyst and have been in private practice since 1984. Please visit my website if you would like to learn more about my practice....

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