Individual Therapy
A one-on-one place to work through anxiety, depression, stress, grief, relationships, identity, or a difficult transition.
Use this page to compare therapist personalities, styles, focus areas, and next steps. If you are not sure where to begin, start with a short call and ask about fit.
Choose the closest fit first. Then use the therapist list below to compare focus areas and style.
A one-on-one place to work through anxiety, depression, stress, grief, relationships, identity, or a difficult transition.
Support for teens, plus guidance for parents when school pressure, conflict, ADHD, or emotional overwhelm affects home life.
When the same arguments keep returning or distance has built up, therapy helps slow the pattern down.
Choose one filter to narrow the list, then read the profiles that match. If none of the categories feel exact, leave the list open and look for the person whose personality and style feel easiest to start with.
Founder
LMFT 100204
For young adults and adults who want compassion, directness, and room for deeper questions.
Co-founder
MS, LMFT 108234
For clients seeking a compassionate, mindfulness-based style for anxiety, mood, relationships, or confidence.
Therapist
LMFT 162290
For people who want honest, relational therapy that feels human.
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
AMFT 154954
For couples, parents, and clients ready to name patterns and try something different.
Associate Social Worker
ASW 137611
For teens and clients who want a collaborative, transparent process.
A short call can help you ask about fit, availability, and next steps before choosing a therapist.
Ask about fitClient stories stay private. Peer endorsements from therapists who know the work offer a more appropriate kind of proof.
“Michael is a trusted colleague that I refer clients to all the time. He has extensive experience and builds rapport with ease. He's great at what he does!”
“Michael is a kind, compassionate, and skilled therapist!”
“Michael's empathy and thoughtfulness shine through in both his personal and professional life. Among the many reasons I would recommend Michael as a therapist are his sharp mind and earnest desire to understand.”
“Michael is a seasoned clinician whose intelligence and curiosity come with a genuine warmth. He comes highly recommended in my book.”
“Michael is an empathetic, caring and knowledgeable therapist. I had the privilege of being part of an existential therapy book study led by Michael Harris and trained with him during my licensure. He is knowledgeable and an excellent communicator.”
“Melissa and I have much experience with being colleagues and co-workers. I have witnessed her genuine empathy and intelligence. She has a warmth about her that clients find inviting. I recommend people to her often and trust that they are in good hands.”
“Highly recommend Melissa! She is a great therapist and makes a positive impact on all her clients.”
“Melissa is a skilled clinician who shows genuine care towards her clients. She is insightful, understanding, and compassionate. I highly recommend her as a therapist.”
“Hans is gentle, kind and has excellent intuition. He always knows how to make clients feel safe and heard.”
“Hans is thoughtful, kind and practical, and I have loved learning from and working with him. I think he's especially good at mixing practical solutions with deep connection, two polarities that make him an excellent therapist.”
“Hans is a wonderful clinician with an incredibly calming presence; his approach is warm and authentic. He works especially well with folks navigating anxiety and depression.”
“I worked with Nathan in homeless services, and I witnessed his warmth and professionalism firsthand. Nathan not only has an exceptional ability to connect with people from various backgrounds, he also creates and runs effective programs and interventions.”
Endorsements are from professional peers, not client testimonials.