Walnut Creek Therapists specializing in ADHD

Ezgi Rozenshteyn

I have experience supporting individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders and behavioral problems and helping their families move forward. Additionally, I have an interest in working with anxiety, eating disorders, substance use issues, and conflict within families.

Eric Sherlock

Sometimes our relationships with others, or ourselves, get stuck. We may have lost direction, purpose, or meaning, and we become unsure of who we are or who we are in relationship with other people in our lives. We feel alone, sad, or scared. Some of us become overwhelmed by naming these emotions. Some may choose to isolate ourselves and think we must navigate this life alone. In these moments, I believe we are invited to pay attention; when we do, we begin the journey toward growth and healing.

Nadezhda (Nadya) Peeva

I approach the process of therapy with the deepest respect for the inherent wholeness and dignity of every individual I have the privilege to work with. I will support you in addressing the challenges of chronic stress and the painful effects of trauma while holding the conviction that your capacity for connection, peace, and aliveness is your birthright. I will accompany you as you begin to find your way back to a truer, more vital and clear sense of who you are and what is important to you.

Nicole Farber

I work with clients who want to find freedom, relief, and peace after experiencing trauma, significant life transitions, or who have been living with anxiety. We all come with different stories, identities, backgrounds, cultures, and experiences which make up who we are and how we relate to the people and world around us. Therapy is an opportunity to examine, understand, and process these parts of us in order to better understand ourselves and find a sense of ease in our lives.

Christina Vasquez

Ever felt alone in a crowded room? Had an overwhelming feeling of wanting to cry? Have thoughts that keep you up at night? You are not alone, many struggle with depression and anxiety daily. These struggles cause poor performance at work, poor concentration in school and cause us to say things that we don’t mean to the ones that we love. In therapy, I can help you identify ways to improve your quality of life and create a safe space for you to overcome the barriers preventing your success.

Adam Beer

My goal is to help you, your child, or your family feel better equipped and empowered to cope with life stressors. Many individuals have experienced challenges or traumatic events, you are not alone. Whether you wish to become a happier person, to feel less anxious, more confident, have better relationships, stop an unhealthy habit, or to simply understand yourself better, I can help you achieve this.

Paul Kramer

For the past 20 years, I have been working with children and teens who are struggling to balance the demands of school and their social life. I integrate parents in my work as much as possible. I also work with adults and Couples often come to me for help in distress and are confused about how or why their relationship has derailed. I am dedicated to helping people build stronger; more intimate relationships and I use several modalities when attempting to help couples in distress.

Cynthia Flores

You may be here because you are struggling with finding yourself, you may feel like an “imposter,” or you simply feel stuck, stressed and overwhelmed in most areas of your life (career, family or relationships). Perhaps you are struggling with anxiety, depression, unresolved trauma or maybe you have a hard time setting boundaries or loving yourself. I am here to walk with you through your healing journey and help you move from surviving to thriving.

Jane Leung

Childhood trauma, abusive relationships, car accidents. All of these are traumas that can have a lasting effect on clients. Often those effects are both psychological with a physiological. My practice focuses on helping to untangle those psychological and physiological effects of trauma. My training and specialization is in different treatment modalities for trauma and somatic attachment theory. By working on both the body and the mind together, it is possible to heal past traumas.

Stacie Coveleski, Psy.D.

Are you tired of struggling? I offer a warm, empathetic, non-judgmental environment for you to begin to heal. I have experience serving different clients from varying backgrounds, experiences, and identities. Special populations that I work with are eating disorders/body image difficulties, mood disorders, and those who have experienced various types of trauma. I can help you sort through and overcome what may be holding you back from living life fully.

Janelle Webster

I love teens! But I also treat couples using the Gottman method of couples therapy, and individuals utilizing relational and IFS informed practices.

Theo Kuczek

You're looking for someone who will be straight with you. You like to be educated about psychological concepts to understand and support your growth and healing inside and outside of sessions. You want someone who sees your uniqueness and helps you dissipate the shame with ways you may feel insecure or inadequate. You want your therapist to be a real person with you in session, someone who shares stories about their own experience in life if it helps you grow.

Ines Vaniman

If you are starting a new phase in your life, you feel lost, sad or anxious. Maybe you just feel "stuck" and want to figure out a new way of doing things. Perhaps you can't seem to get out of your head and you feel disconnected from everyone around you. If you just had a baby or you just lost someone. If you need help managing your children's behavior or you want to take your life on a different path. All of these are just a few of the many good reasons that bring people into my office.

Charvee Goel

As a second-generation South Asian immigrant, my hope for my practice is to continue reducing cultural stigma and improving access to mental health services, especially for people of color. My work focuses on major life transitions such as divorce, graduating from high school, moving into the workforce, and aging into retirement. I also work to support those suffering with anxiety, depression, isolation, caregiver fatigue, grief especially as lasting effects of the pandemic.

Tessa Barrows

We are all moving at an accelerated pace these days at work and home which can lead us to lose our sense of self -- connection with ourself and others. Relationships suffer due to the inability to set limits and boundaries, or express needs and feelings in a way that can be heard. Many of my clients of all ages seek support with navigating life transitions, relationship issues, daily stress and anxiety, and releasing shame, self-doubt and negative beliefs like "I'm not good enough."

Katherine Jewett

Katie Malone

I specialize in working with those who are neurodivergent and who wish to find self-acceptance, connection, and growth. Neurodivergent individuals I work with tend to identify as gifted, highly sensitive, autistic, ADHD, learning different, and intense. I also specialize in working with identity, primarily gender, sexuality, and the LGBTQ+ community. I work with all ages and groups including children, teens, adults, couples, and families.

Grace Malonai

I support adults, teens, children, parents, couples and groups who are ready to feel better, suffer less, to forge connections, to learn more about themselves, to gain new tools for self-regulation, to learn to communicate better, to build self-esteem, to gain self-efficacy at school or work, figure out next steps, and/or to have a therapist who really gets neurodivergent people, including those with Autism, giftedness, ADHD, learning differences, high sensitivity and intensity.

Wendy AMFT, APCC

I have a special affinity for gifted and highly sensitive people, as well as those who are experiencing grief. I work with adults, children, couples and families who are ready to to gain self-understanding, self-compassion and thrive.

Poppy Haines

I enjoy working with youth and their families, helping them to effectively move through behavioral and psychological challenges. I also enjoy working with individuals seeking support with anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, loss, and existential issues.