Find therapists and counselors in San Jose

Monica Ippolito

I have experience working in Community-Based, Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient with adolescents, families, individuals and couples in Mental Health Settings. I have a passion for working with adolescents, young adults, families, couples, and all individuals in order to assist them in achieving their goals in life by building a foundation and applying the necessary coping skills in order to handle to anything that comes your way.

Andrea Bishop

I have experience working in Community-Based, Outpatient and Justice-Involved Mental Health Settings. I have a passion for working with young and older adults in order to assist them in developing and utilizing the necessary coping skills to manage and thrive during difficult times and life transitions, and through needed change.

Albert Liu

I have experience working with pediatric and adult clients in inpatient and outpatient settings. I specialize in anxiety, depression, bipolar disorders, ADHD, and schizophrenia.

Christina Shirey

I want my clients to experience unconditional positive regard, which is the foundation of whatever methodology or treatments are implemented in therapy.

Michelle Powers

As an eclectic therapist utilizing a combination of cognitive, behavioral and play therapy approaches, I assist clients in discovering and developing resources within themselves and their community. By walking alongside clients, together we are able to identify, confront, and make life changes in your journey of life.

Alexis Johnson

I want to equip my clients with the hope that it is normal to feel any and every kind of emotion but also give them tools to cope effectively and learn from those emotions.

Jennifer Barton

Providing neuropsychological/psychological evaluations for adults with various cognitive and psychiatric complaints, I have an extensive background in helping those with a history of mild to severe brain injury, post-concussive syndrome, MS, ADHD, stroke, and other neurological disorders. I also assess for depression, anxiety, PTSD and other related mood disorders impacting cognition.

Perry Clark

The question is: What is tangling you up? Are you tangled up in anxiety, sadness,& doubt? Are you held by insecurity &uncertainty? Are you slowed by feeling disconnected & getting caught unaware? Have the paths become overgrown and you can’t find or are questioning the sign before you? Growth is about using and building new skills, all of which take time, and nurturing. Growth is about finding solutions that apply to the situation and not just the general world.

Marie Fang

I sensitively navigate the ways sexuality can interact with faith and the corresponding family fallout and faith deconstruction that can arise along the journey. I also find joy in working with young entrepreneurial women navigating the unique challenges that arise for women in tech, management, and other traditionally male-dominated roles. Additionally, I have extensive experience working with scrupulosity (also known as religious anxiety).

Emerald May Rubio

As a resilient survivor of trauma, I am passionate about serving children, teens, adults, & their families to promote healing from physical, emotional, sexual, intergenerational, & racial traumas. With 17 years serving populations with neuro-diverse challenges, mental health needs, & marginalized communities with complex trauma, I am dedicated to empowering others to access their most authentic selves and journeying alongside people as they create a purposeful life that is meaningful for them.

Sarah Jimenez

My clients might suffer from depression and/or anxiety due to trauma they have experienced by being institutionalized (jail, hospital(s), foster care, etc.). My clients will be motivated to make change and may or may not be seeking therapy as part of a mandate and/or court order.

Tatyana Foltz

I largely work with individuals who have survived trauma and oppression. 70% are people of color. 50% are members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Liliana Ramos

Are you stressed? Is your anxiety making life difficult? Are you having difficulties with your relationships or marriage? Feeling anxious can affect the way you see yourself and others. It can be terrifying and challenging, especially if you’ve experienced trauma. Or perhaps you're grieving the loss of a love one, pet, pregnancy, job, relationship, or your health. Grief is a personal journey. In addition, trauma, anxiety, and grief can unknowingly affect your life and relationships.

Jill Pittman

My work tends to focus on those who have felt other-ed because of their various identities. I welcome diversity including all body sizes, races, sexual orientations, gender identities, religions, sexual preferences, and especially those who may feel less welcome or accepted in other settings. I specialize in providing therapy to adults 18-26 but have experience with all ages. Currently my practice is for individuals 18+.

Christine Tronge

They are individuals and couples who have struggled with stress, conflict and unhappiness--perhaps for too long. Maybe they have tried to improve things on their own, yet have reached a point where they recognize that seeking help will lead them to a better place, more happiness and overall wellness.

Melissa Pirwani

The idea of 'going to therapy' evokes a variety of reactions. While some may be eager to see what therapy is all about and are ready for a journey of self-exploration, I tend to see people because they are struggling, they are in pain, they are grieving, feel misunderstood or are desperate for something to change. Demands are high in fast-paced Silicon Valley. Your struggles may be unseen by others--you may not know who to talk to about deeply felt concerns. I invite you into my practice.

Loren Gabriela Reyes

My clients include children, teens, young adults, adults who are looking to expand their self-knowledge, heal and grow into the best version of themselves. My clients look for a safe place to talk about issues related to social justice, racial and economic struggles, purpose, social skills, trauma, relationship issues, low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, substance use, faith exploration and other struggles.

Karen Kochenburg

My clients tend to be working toward a place of acceptance—of themselves and others and Life. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I love supporting individuals and couples working with their identities and creating a life that feels joyful and satisfying. I also work with neurodivergent teens and adults—especially those with ADHD brains—to discover their personal strengths and undo the damage caused by insufficient support and understanding. I am a feminist who supports women of all birthrites.

Misty Johnson

Alex Ly

I help adults who struggle with self-esteem learn to thrive by addressing issues of childhood trauma and neglect. Low self-esteem can impact you in many ways from anxiety, depression, self-criticism, and poor relationships. It can also come up in minor ways such as constant comparison, fear of taking risks, and poor self-care. I also provide I also specialize in helping those what want integration of spirituality into their mental health.