Therapists in Sacramento, CA

Have you needed to question your relationship with alcohol or drug use? Whether you're struggling with a recent event or an ongoing situation, I encourage a thoughtful personalized approach, before committing to an intensive intervention (that may be unnecessary). You deserve better. My approach gets you away from shame based "programming" and into creating a meaningful life. I specialize in harm reduction and moderation management, so if your drinking is problematic, but not "alcoholic" this may be right for you. Ambulatory opiate detox and out of state or criminal justice assessment services available

So often we compromise our own needs to please someone else. We might have learned to do this as children to get along with our parents and family members. As we move into adulthood, this habit stays with us and can cause us to feel lonely, confused, not good enough, and a sense that something important is missing in our lives.

Welcome to Arthur LCSW, conveniently located in Sacramento. We are a group of enthusiastic professionals devoted to the improvement of the human condition. We have a deep belief that it is the right of every person to be joyful, productive, and connected. We aim to create a relationship and an environment with our patients that will promote change, happiness, self-love, and productivity. Arthur LCSW employs evidence-based practice, connection, and therapeutic alliance to reduce depression, anxiety, stress, isolation, and physical and emotional pain.

As a therapist, I believe simply in a person's ability to change whether it is drawing on the strengths one already has or stepping into the fear and excitement of new discovery. My role is to offer you a safe and respectful place where I acknowledge you, provide compassion for where you have been and support for where you will go. Therapy is a unique relationship built on trust. While I will cheerlead with you, I will also provide a mirror for you to find your own truth and that requires honest engagement and exploration of self. Life can be a challenge and if you are wanting to explore purpose and joy, I invite you to my practice.

Hope is where the healing begins. Therapy can provide a safe space to explore and unearth patterns, behaviors and beliefs that may be keeping us stuck. Our therapists believe in the power of radical hope and honesty. We strive to walk alongside you and support you in your journey to growth and recovery. We believe every person is unique in their experience, background, and needs. We will partner and collaborate with you to explore your patterns and experiences and support you in building a life that is more meaningful, fulfilling and aligned with your values.

Isabel upholds the belief we are wounded in relationships and healed in relationships. She desires to provide a safe space to heal. As a therapist, Isabel is proactive, transparent, and honest. Currently, she is working towards certification in sex therapy and sex addiction. She utilizes an integrative approach tailored to individual client’s needs. Her reflective therapeutic style emphasizes the unique strengths of individuals and their ability to create change. In Isabel’s career, she has experience working in inpatient, forensic, school based, and community outpatient settings.

The idea that one learns by experiencing and is truly capable of making the necessary shifts in their lives is a mantra I live by. When one person mirrors another with gentle listening, others are able to clearly see what no longer works in their lives. Ingrained habits coming from difficult childhoods could be the very source of havoc, that with conscious awareness, can shift. Perhaps the way one communicates is keeping love from flowing in your life. Maybe parenting a child who reminds you of yourself means confronting yourself on a deeply personal level. Or perhaps it is simply a life transition that is simply too much.

My name is Cliff, but I go by "Will", and I'm a therapist whose prime focus is to better an individual's life experience by embracing our current identity and achieving our set goals. All our experiences in life are valid and should be acknowledged. Through therapy we will go on the journey of processing our life experiences for the purpose of being a stronger and well-balanced individual. My goal is to provide a safe environment to begin your journey in experiencing a healthy and happy life and/or maintaining one. The goals we set together in session will also help us with our achievements in our day-to-day life.

Over my years of experience and service, I have worked with individuals of all ages with a broad spectrum of challenges. I bring a warm and compassionate attitude into my work, and I am especially attuned to providing a safe, non-judgmental, and protected space for individuals struggling with life's challenges.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist who as a generalist works with a variety of presenting problems and enjoys working with different populations. I have extensive experience working with women, men, adolescents, and children with eating disorders and OCD. It is critical to individually tailor treatment to each client's needs. I utilize relational, psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, values based therapies in my practice. I have experience working with individuals, couples, families, and groups. I have a collaborative approach where therapist and client work as a team to better understand the problem and work towards healing and emotional health.

Through a respectful process of listening and questions, I work with you to help clarify your goals and values. I will help you find new perspectives and restore a healthy narrative that does not include feelings of blame or shame. We will work together to develop better skills at managing difficult emotions, such as sadness, disappointment, pain, and anger. We will learn to nurture feelings that are healthy and not those that can get us stuck. I hope to work with you to discover a sense of self-compassion and flexibility.

The women I work with are dealing with immense pressure in their personal and/or professional lives–even more so given the pervasive realities of sexism and racism. Many of them work in helping professions (e.g., medical field, mental health, education, ministry) and feel overwhelmed and drained, anxious about kids and work, and frustrated with their relationships. Many of my clients are also activists and advocates working for equity and justice. They are exhausted and burned out, often feeling isolated from friends and family. For some their work is bringing up personal trauma that is hard to get a handle on.

You're "weird," you're queer, you were bullied for being nuero-divergent before we had a word for it. You know that this world doesn't fit you, but you were told that you needed to change to fit this world. You've been through it! And, the lack of attunment and understanding from those around you has only led to more trauma.

I specialize in working with children, teens, and adults who are looking for evidence-based therapy for anxiety disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and trauma. Anxiety and trauma can take away your feeling that you are capable and that the world is a safe place, and as a result, your world can become very small. Working with a therapist can help you or your child to deal with traumatic or anxiety-provoking experiences, try out more effective coping skills, and focus on achieving your goals.

The clients I often work with seem to have a history of not finding a therapist who gets them and the way they see the world. They struggle with feeling understood and have lost hope that there is anybody out there who can actually help them better their lives. They know there is more to them, they just don’t know how to bring it out of them. Most people of the people I work with just want to feel understood, they want someone to validate how their lives have unfolded to get where they are now, and from that moment, their lives seem to start unfolding. They just needed someone to help them make sense of it all.