Martin Block, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94115
"I am a seasoned psychotherapist with more than 20 years of experience. The majority of my work is with people who are working to overcome anxiety, depression, relationship problems, job stress, addiction, and life transition concerns that are interfering with their ability to live a more satisfying and fulfilling life. Licensed and trained as a clinical psychologist and a MFT, I work with both individuals and couples, using a collaborative and active approach."
Grief
(415) 563-3438
Verified
San Francisco, California 94115
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"I am a seasoned psychotherapist with more than 20 years of experience. The majority of my work is with people who are working to overcome anxiety, depression, relationship problems, job stress, addiction, and life transition concerns that are interfering with their ability to live a more satisfying and fulfilling life. Licensed and trained as a clinical psychologist and a MFT, I work with both individuals and couples, using a collaborative and active approach."
(415) 563-3438
Olivia Clear, Associate Professional Clinical Counselor
Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, MS, APCC, ATR-P
Verified by Psychology Today
Office is near:
San Francisco, California 94115
"After experiencing sexual trauma, it can feel like nothing makes sense. Your body is reacting with anxiety, exhaustion, and pain (or feeling nothing at all). You feel like everyone has an idea how you ‘should’ act. You might even feel like you have to offer ‘proof’ by telling your story or letting others see your pain. There may be a part of you that wonders if it’s your fault (believe me, it's not). You wish you could just forget it and feel good again. You feel so helpless, vulnerable, unsafe. "
Grief
(916) 619-6437
Verified
Office is near:
San Francisco, California 94115
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Grief
"After experiencing sexual trauma, it can feel like nothing makes sense. Your body is reacting with anxiety, exhaustion, and pain (or feeling nothing at all). You feel like everyone has an idea how you ‘should’ act. You might even feel like you have to offer ‘proof’ by telling your story or letting others see your pain. There may be a part of you that wonders if it’s your fault (believe me, it's not). You wish you could just forget it and feel good again. You feel so helpless, vulnerable, unsafe. "
(916) 619-6437
Elizabeth L. Reed, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94123
"Life is inherently stressful and sometimes can feel overwhelming. Seeking guidance is a sign of strength and courage. We will work together first to address your current symptoms and alleviate your suffering. As you begin to feel better, we can then shift into working with longer term patterns and challenges. As you embark on this journey, I offer a mindful, compassionate and collaborative container for our process together. "
Grief
(415) 594-4394
Verified
San Francisco, California 94123
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Grief
"Life is inherently stressful and sometimes can feel overwhelming. Seeking guidance is a sign of strength and courage. We will work together first to address your current symptoms and alleviate your suffering. As you begin to feel better, we can then shift into working with longer term patterns and challenges. As you embark on this journey, I offer a mindful, compassionate and collaborative container for our process together. "
(415) 594-4394
Jaime M Bardacke, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, SEP
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94114
"I work with individuals, children, and families from a psychodynamic perspective to explore the ways conscious and unconscious processes affect current patterns, emotions, and behavior. The goal of this type of therapy is to increase awareness, relieve tension, and open avenues for change. I also practice Somatic Experiencing, a body-orientated method designed to support people in processing traumatic experiences and connect with their own capacity for healing. I incorporate principles of Mindfulness into my practice. I work with compassion, respect, and a deep belief in our ability to develop increased ease and clarity in our lives."
Grief
(415) 237-2198
Verified
San Francisco, California 94114
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Grief
"I work with individuals, children, and families from a psychodynamic perspective to explore the ways conscious and unconscious processes affect current patterns, emotions, and behavior. The goal of this type of therapy is to increase awareness, relieve tension, and open avenues for change. I also practice Somatic Experiencing, a body-orientated method designed to support people in processing traumatic experiences and connect with their own capacity for healing. I incorporate principles of Mindfulness into my practice. I work with compassion, respect, and a deep belief in our ability to develop increased ease and clarity in our lives."
(415) 237-2198
Malka Gorman, Psychologist
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94104
"The people I work with all have one thing in common: they want to feel better. They may come to me with a discrete crisis or a problem with work, family, or relationships. They may simply feel bad and want to talk with someone who can listen and understand. Whatever their concerns, they have the curiosity, courage and desire to feel better in order to achieve their personal goals ."
Grief
(650) 603-0471
Verified
San Francisco, California 94104
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Grief
"The people I work with all have one thing in common: they want to feel better. They may come to me with a discrete crisis or a problem with work, family, or relationships. They may simply feel bad and want to talk with someone who can listen and understand. Whatever their concerns, they have the curiosity, courage and desire to feel better in order to achieve their personal goals ."
(650) 603-0471
Vanessa Watt Therapy, Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT, 30986
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94114
"With compassionate guidance and therapeutic support, I have over the last 25 years helped tech employees, students, CEO's, parents, artists and many other individuals navigate personal challenges or life transitions. I use a blend of therapeutic approaches tailored to your specific needs to address a wide range of personal issues such as depression, anxiety, fear, past and present trauma, relationship issues, loss, cancer, family and personal illnesses. My style is collaborative so you can be an active participant in your healing and can better understand and resolve the challenges in your life."
Grief
(415) 349-0893
Verified
San Francisco, California 94114
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Grief
"With compassionate guidance and therapeutic support, I have over the last 25 years helped tech employees, students, CEO's, parents, artists and many other individuals navigate personal challenges or life transitions. I use a blend of therapeutic approaches tailored to your specific needs to address a wide range of personal issues such as depression, anxiety, fear, past and present trauma, relationship issues, loss, cancer, family and personal illnesses. My style is collaborative so you can be an active participant in your healing and can better understand and resolve the challenges in your life."
(415) 349-0893
Hannah Milan Gottsegen, MFT, Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, MFT
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94115
"I offer relational psychodynamic psychotherapy. I provide a safe, warm, and dynamic therapeutic space for each person's unique healing process to unfold. I also utilize techniques for Healing Trauma, and reducing anxiety when needed."
Grief
(415) 660-9541
Verified
San Francisco, California 94115
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Grief
"I offer relational psychodynamic psychotherapy. I provide a safe, warm, and dynamic therapeutic space for each person's unique healing process to unfold. I also utilize techniques for Healing Trauma, and reducing anxiety when needed."
(415) 660-9541
Carol Mills, Clinical Social Work/Therapist
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94114
"Have you been struggling with feelings of anxiety or loss or sadness? Do you have questions and concerns about relationships with a spouse or a partner or a child? Are you recovering from substance abuse? Psychotherapy can offer a path to change and personal growth. We will engage in a conversation that will be shaped by you and your own unique goals and hopes for the future. I will be your ally, supporting your self-discovery and healing, looking for what is going right in your life and encouraging experimentation toward something new."
Grief
(415) 635-0417
Verified
San Francisco, California 94114
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Grief
"Have you been struggling with feelings of anxiety or loss or sadness? Do you have questions and concerns about relationships with a spouse or a partner or a child? Are you recovering from substance abuse? Psychotherapy can offer a path to change and personal growth. We will engage in a conversation that will be shaped by you and your own unique goals and hopes for the future. I will be your ally, supporting your self-discovery and healing, looking for what is going right in your life and encouraging experimentation toward something new."
(415) 635-0417
www.raquelgarciapsychotherapy.com, Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94109
"I offer Indvidual, Couples and Family Psychotherapy, in English and Spanish. I honor the principles of compassion, openness, acceptance, non judgment, equality for all. I use inquiry and mindfulness of emotions, thoughts and body to welcome and receive what wants to be seen; consider the multigenerational, biological, psychosocial and internal aspects of the human being as a way to better understand ourselves. I use Mindfulness, Attachment Focused therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, all guided by the belief that the therapeutic relationship, the human connection, is the ground where healing can happen."
Grief
(415) 234-4692
Verified
San Francisco, California 94109
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Grief
"I offer Indvidual, Couples and Family Psychotherapy, in English and Spanish. I honor the principles of compassion, openness, acceptance, non judgment, equality for all. I use inquiry and mindfulness of emotions, thoughts and body to welcome and receive what wants to be seen; consider the multigenerational, biological, psychosocial and internal aspects of the human being as a way to better understand ourselves. I use Mindfulness, Attachment Focused therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, all guided by the belief that the therapeutic relationship, the human connection, is the ground where healing can happen."
(415) 234-4692
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Normandy Daniels, Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, MFT, CMT
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94103
"Most often, the ways we are unhappy in our lives have to do with the parts of ourselves we don't like. I can gently but efficiently help you uncover the parts of you that are stuck or that you have difficulty expressing, and create the conditions for a natural healing process to occur. I work with people that are motivated to explore their inner worlds, are willing to discover new things about themselves, and like the adventure of growth and change."
Grief
(415) 868-4845
Verified
San Francisco, California 94103
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Grief
"Most often, the ways we are unhappy in our lives have to do with the parts of ourselves we don't like. I can gently but efficiently help you uncover the parts of you that are stuck or that you have difficulty expressing, and create the conditions for a natural healing process to occur. I work with people that are motivated to explore their inner worlds, are willing to discover new things about themselves, and like the adventure of growth and change."
(415) 868-4845
Mara Dubey, Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, MFT
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94115
"If you've stumbled upon this page I imagine that you're trying to find a therapist that you feel like you can talk to, someone who will understand you. From this page and my website, I hope you can get a feel for me and how I work. I see psychotherapy as a place where you get to express yourself as freely as possible within the context of a trusting and supportive relationship."
Grief
(415) 969-7981
Verified
San Francisco, California 94115
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Grief
"If you've stumbled upon this page I imagine that you're trying to find a therapist that you feel like you can talk to, someone who will understand you. From this page and my website, I hope you can get a feel for me and how I work. I see psychotherapy as a place where you get to express yourself as freely as possible within the context of a trusting and supportive relationship."
(415) 969-7981
Daniel G Butler, Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94102
"I work with adults, adolescents, and couples, many of whom are artists, professionals, or students struggling in their work and/or intimate relationships. As a psychoanalytic therapist, I'm trained to provide intensive therapy that leads to long-term change. "
Grief
(415) 881-7712
Verified
San Francisco, California 94102
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Grief
"I work with adults, adolescents, and couples, many of whom are artists, professionals, or students struggling in their work and/or intimate relationships. As a psychoanalytic therapist, I'm trained to provide intensive therapy that leads to long-term change. "
(415) 881-7712
Andrea Baxter Drugan, Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94102
"In considering a new form of support, a part of you is online that is ready for something different. Perhaps you’re tired of feeling life is passing you by without your full involvement. Or you’ve invested so much in the thoughts and feelings of those around you that you’re no longer sure of your own direction and desires. Maybe you’re at a point of no longer wanting to be alone with overwhelming thoughts and feelings. Whatever brings you here, I respect and nurture this courage to open yourself to new possibilities, and seek to provide you with the support it takes to step away from a script that is familiar but no longer working."
Grief
(628) 214-2129
Verified
San Francisco, California 94102
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Grief
"In considering a new form of support, a part of you is online that is ready for something different. Perhaps you’re tired of feeling life is passing you by without your full involvement. Or you’ve invested so much in the thoughts and feelings of those around you that you’re no longer sure of your own direction and desires. Maybe you’re at a point of no longer wanting to be alone with overwhelming thoughts and feelings. Whatever brings you here, I respect and nurture this courage to open yourself to new possibilities, and seek to provide you with the support it takes to step away from a script that is familiar but no longer working."
(628) 214-2129
Geraldine Alpert, Psychologist
Psychologist, PhD
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94123
"Through many years of teaching and practicing Brief Psychotherapy, I have learned the value of a highly active, focused and interactive approach-- both for long term and brief psychotherapy. Whether the patient is an individual or a couple, I view my task as helping to define appropriate goals and keeping the therapy on track. While the purpose of the therapeutic journey is mutually decided and the patient is an active partner in evaluating the route, I particularly direct the journey when it turns to the past. While history is invariably interesting, therapeutic efficiency requires exploring only what's potentially most useful."
Grief
(415) 226-6780
Verified
San Francisco, California 94123
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Grief
"Through many years of teaching and practicing Brief Psychotherapy, I have learned the value of a highly active, focused and interactive approach-- both for long term and brief psychotherapy. Whether the patient is an individual or a couple, I view my task as helping to define appropriate goals and keeping the therapy on track. While the purpose of the therapeutic journey is mutually decided and the patient is an active partner in evaluating the route, I particularly direct the journey when it turns to the past. While history is invariably interesting, therapeutic efficiency requires exploring only what's potentially most useful."
(415) 226-6780
German Cheung, Psychologist
Psychologist, Psy.D.
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94115
"Each person is unique. Your thoughts, feelings and needs are shaped by your own background, family history, past interpersonal encounters and other life experiences. Psychotherapy is an emotional process. As we discuss your concerns, it will surface unexamined parts of your life of which you may not be aware or want to experience. My central role as your therapist is to help you talk about and understand more fully these unexamined thoughts, feelings, and needs in the context of your past, develop greater understanding and acceptance of who you are, and to bring changes to your current situation."
Grief
(415) 649-1916
Verified
San Francisco, California 94115
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Grief
"Each person is unique. Your thoughts, feelings and needs are shaped by your own background, family history, past interpersonal encounters and other life experiences. Psychotherapy is an emotional process. As we discuss your concerns, it will surface unexamined parts of your life of which you may not be aware or want to experience. My central role as your therapist is to help you talk about and understand more fully these unexamined thoughts, feelings, and needs in the context of your past, develop greater understanding and acceptance of who you are, and to bring changes to your current situation."
Kory Okun Orlanski, Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, MFT
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94114
"I understand you want to change something; possibly many things in your relationships, in yourself, and in your work and that you are both fearful and hopeful about coming to therapy. I will help you to resolve underlying conflicts, relieve symptoms, and discover what feels meaningful and enjoyable. My personal style reflects who I am in warmth, compassion, knowledge, and authenticity. I work with individuals, couples, and families, using an interactive approach that focuses on long-term psychotherapy as well as short-term strategic problem solving. Through this unique process you will achieve your goals and live the life you desire and deserve."
Grief
(415) 689-7663
Verified
San Francisco, California 94114
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Grief
"I understand you want to change something; possibly many things in your relationships, in yourself, and in your work and that you are both fearful and hopeful about coming to therapy. I will help you to resolve underlying conflicts, relieve symptoms, and discover what feels meaningful and enjoyable. My personal style reflects who I am in warmth, compassion, knowledge, and authenticity. I work with individuals, couples, and families, using an interactive approach that focuses on long-term psychotherapy as well as short-term strategic problem solving. Through this unique process you will achieve your goals and live the life you desire and deserve."
Kathryn Hallinan, Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94118
"Therapy is something I truly believe we all can benefit from at some point and time in our lives. It is a place and space where we can unload all that we carry day-to-day, whether it be work and family stressors to past traumas. In learning to be vulnerable, we get the opportunity to explore who we truly are and what we might want or need for ourselves. It is my ultimate goal to provide a safe, warm, and non-judgmental space to allow for this kind of vulnerability and exploration. My work has focused on children and family relationships, attachment, trauma, addiction, immigration, impact of stress, and much more. "
Grief
(628) 363-1337
Verified
San Francisco, California 94118
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Grief
"Therapy is something I truly believe we all can benefit from at some point and time in our lives. It is a place and space where we can unload all that we carry day-to-day, whether it be work and family stressors to past traumas. In learning to be vulnerable, we get the opportunity to explore who we truly are and what we might want or need for ourselves. It is my ultimate goal to provide a safe, warm, and non-judgmental space to allow for this kind of vulnerability and exploration. My work has focused on children and family relationships, attachment, trauma, addiction, immigration, impact of stress, and much more. "
(628) 363-1337
Kara Swedlow, Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, PhD, MFT
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94102
"My work is integrative, blending depth psychology with studies in attachment, neuroscience, and relational and developmental psychology. I am influenced by analytic traditions which contain a focus on trauma, and studies in contemporary neuroscience, which show how our brains process our affective (emotional) experience, particularly in the context of relationship. In addition to discussing your current and historical life experiences in our sessions, we may incorporate your dreams and somatic (body) mindfulness practices, such as exploring body sensations and their emotional counterparts."
Grief
(415) 347-8854
Verified
San Francisco, California 94102
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Grief
"My work is integrative, blending depth psychology with studies in attachment, neuroscience, and relational and developmental psychology. I am influenced by analytic traditions which contain a focus on trauma, and studies in contemporary neuroscience, which show how our brains process our affective (emotional) experience, particularly in the context of relationship. In addition to discussing your current and historical life experiences in our sessions, we may incorporate your dreams and somatic (body) mindfulness practices, such as exploring body sensations and their emotional counterparts."
(415) 347-8854
Kira Hoffman, Psychologist
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified by Psychology Today
San Francisco, California 94111
"I believe the relationships with those we care about -family members, friends, co-workers, and romantic partners - form a significant portion, even a majority, of our lifelong happiness and sense of fulfillment. Our relationship experiences influence our self-perception, confidence, and feelings of security. Many of us seek therapy because we have difficulty identifying, understanding, or coping with our own (and significant others') emotional experiences, and we feel unequipped to communicate our feelings and needs to the important people in our lives."
Grief
(415) 991-6092
Verified
San Francisco, California 94111
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Grief
"I believe the relationships with those we care about -family members, friends, co-workers, and romantic partners - form a significant portion, even a majority, of our lifelong happiness and sense of fulfillment. Our relationship experiences influence our self-perception, confidence, and feelings of security. Many of us seek therapy because we have difficulty identifying, understanding, or coping with our own (and significant others') emotional experiences, and we feel unequipped to communicate our feelings and needs to the important people in our lives."
(415) 991-6092
Peggy Farrell, Marriage & Family Therapist Associate
Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, MEd., MA
Verified by Psychology Today
Office is near:
San Francisco, California 94116
"As a teacher for 25 years, I often felt that my students needed more help than I could give. Some students were struggling with depression or anxiety. Some needed guidance through relationship challenges or with their sexuality. Some just needed a kind ear to listen. I often offered my ear at lunchtime to listen and be with them. But I wanted to do more. So I went back to school, changed careers, and am now a therapist. Working at a local community college, my clients and I work through life transitions, sexuality, anxiety, stress, and depression. "
Grief
(628) 257-8828
Verified
Office is near:
San Francisco, California 94116
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Grief
"As a teacher for 25 years, I often felt that my students needed more help than I could give. Some students were struggling with depression or anxiety. Some needed guidance through relationship challenges or with their sexuality. Some just needed a kind ear to listen. I often offered my ear at lunchtime to listen and be with them. But I wanted to do more. So I went back to school, changed careers, and am now a therapist. Working at a local community college, my clients and I work through life transitions, sexuality, anxiety, stress, and depression. "
(628) 257-8828

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If you're looking for help with grief in San Francisco or for a San Francisco grief therapist, these professionals provide grief counseling and grief support. They include grief therapists, grief psychologists, grief psychotherapists and grief counselors. They can help with grieving, grief stages, stages of grief and grief loss.If you're looking for help with grief therapy in San Francisco or for a San Francisco grief therapist, these professionals provide grief counseling and grief support. They include San Francisco grief therapists, grief psychologists, grief psychotherapists and grief counselors. They can help with San Francisco grieving therapy, grief stages, stages of grief and grief loss.

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