Find therapists and counselors in San Francisco

Melanie Stein

Being human is hard, and we’re not meant to do it alone. There are lots of things in our lives that can cause us to feel disconnected from ourselves, others, or life in general. Therapy is a means by which we can come to meet ourselves and our suffering, and connect more intimately with life through the support of a safe, trusted, loving presence. I aim to provide that presence for my clients. We’ll work together to create a relationship where you feel seen, heard, and supported to process, feel

David Brown

I am uniquely skilled in engaging the struggles related to trauma, life transitions, and the LGBTQ community. Many of the men and women who choose to work with me are in the grips of anxiety, depression, addiction, grief, or relationship challenges. Many are highly motivated professionals that are self-reliant and achievement-focused, but often struggle with self-defeating thoughts and patterns that keep them feeling stuck.

Katy Lackey

I frequently work with anyone between 11-elderly with eating disorders and body image concerns; young adults exploring independence while finding or maintaining recovery and embarking on college or other life transitions; individuals across the age span who have experienced acute or developmental trauma; individuals seeking peace from painful or disruptive behaviors that hinder connection and fulfillment including self-harm and chronic suicidal ideation

Heather Nuss

I seem to be an especially good fit for people who identify as sensitive/emotional, self-critical, creative, rebellious, different, or insightful. My areas of experience and focus are: depression, anxiety, relationship issues, grief/loss, non-traditional relationships, sexuality, identity and self-esteem.

Antje Hofmeister

Your unique perspective, identity, and culture are the basis for our work together. You will find safe and non-judgmental support in coping with symptoms of anxiety and depression and in managing key areas of your life, including relationships with family members and partners, and career.

Albania Alegria

I am passionate in supporting Latinx, immigrants, BIPOC, LGBTQ+. I work with people who would like support in trauma, grief/loss, inner-child work, stress, anxiety, depression, acculturation, parenting stress, and relationship challenges. My therapeutic work is inclusive, and honors all sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions, race and ethnicities, nationalities, cultures, religions and faiths, bodies and abilities.

Evolve Wellness Group

Every member of our team believes in creating a relationship with our clients in which they feel truly listened to and met with compassion and respect. We work from a client-centered approach, collaboratively creating a treatment plan tailored to address individual needs and goals. We strive towards striking a balance between applying our training and education while honoring each client’s unique life experiences and journey.

Rochelle Greenhagen

Katie Fenton-Strauss

I am passionate about helping people to be kinder to themselves. People of many different backgrounds and struggles share in common that they are much harder on themselves than they are on others. It is amazing the way lives change when people make a shift to greater self compassion. I work with individuals and couples, and also provide clinical supervision online. I have a special interest in working with those who identify as HSP (highly sensitive people).

Elaine Skoulas

You might have learned a lot about yourself and relationships over the years, but you still feel stuck in the same patterns. You might be someone who always has taken care of others but find it more challenging to prioritize your own needs. Reaching out is a big, first step - you are ready to make a change. Together we can help improve your confidence, feel more capable of handling hard circumstances, and enhance your relationships for more life satisfaction and well-being.

Annie Alpers

My clients are thoughtful, competent people who are taking the time to address important and personal concerns. OCD, BDD, trichotillomania, excoriation disorder, and other BFRBs are tough to deal with when they haven't been treated yet, so it feels deeply meaningful to help my clients who have these conditions address their symptoms and create a life they love.

Monica Ramil

You play out unhealthy behaviors in your relationships knowing where they stem from but somehow can't seem to break the patterns. You would like someone to help you sort through it all, understand these patterns more deeply and help you make real progress.

Brenda Trejo

Are you constantly finding yourself overthinking? Do you find yourself worrying about the future or regretting your past? If you answered yes you might have anxiety or depression. There is hope and you can change. With some patience and follow thru you can change the story. I have treated people from diverse backgrounds and age ranges (children, teens, adults, elderly) to find respite from mental disorders and stress. All are welcome here!

Manuel Manotas

Maybe it's time to stop trying to think our way out of anxiety. “If I do this, I'll be ok ” or “Once I accomplish that and that other thing happens, then I’ll finally be ok”. Does it work? No it doesn't. It might give us a brief sense of relief that gets quickly replaced by the next wave of anxiety. Yet for some strange reason we keep practicing mental gymnastics in a futile attempt to calm the mind, only agitating more.

Jake Sims

Depression. Anxiety. Self-loathing. Low self-esteem. These are common issues that young men face when it comes to mental health challenges, which are enough to make life difficult. But what about if you have an internet-related addiction? Chances are those four things are worse for you, along with shame and a fear of rejection. So you lose time on the screen for hours and miss out on real-world relationships and experiences. Trust me I understand, because I’ve been there.

Sarah Ibañez Fisher

I specialize in working with anxiety, depression, and relationship problems and find that many people who come to me are high-functioning, creative individuals who struggle with perfectionism, enough-ness, and other self-limiting beliefs. I also specialize in working with people with bicultural or multicultural backgrounds, helping validate what can often feel like an invisible experience and unpacking the impact of immigration, acculturation, or the pressure to belong.

Kaela Gullion

Many of us spend our lives existing on the surface of things, afraid to go deep into our internal worlds out of a fear of what we might find. We learn to wear masks in order to feel safe and try to manage other people's perceptions of us. However in doing so, we have to cut off parts of ourselves and we can lose our sense of who we truly are. I help my clients find their way back to themselves so they can heal the places within them that need attention and show up more fully in the world.

Janet Lee

Have you been struggling with anxiety for a long time and despite having tools to manage it, can't seem to get to the root of it? Or perhaps you feel lost and directionless and want to feel more fulfilled in your day to day life. Maybe you're in a committed relationship but have noticed unhealthy dynamics that you and your partner can't get out of. I’d like to support you on your journey to becoming unstuck, gaining clarity and feeling better.

Elaine Walker

Maintaining curiosity and compassion, we work together to uncover and unpack how our past relates to our present. I work with individuals from a wide range of backgrounds wanting to explore a wide range of issues including sexuality, trauma, body image and relational wounding. I believe working with the therapeutic relationship can be the alchemy important to healing. When we have been wounded in past relationships, true healing can come from being and experiencing something different.

Laura Picard

Welcome! Thank you for coming, I'm Laura Picard an LMFT in California. I received my MA in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University.