My name is Cassandra, and I am an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. I have experience working with individuals, couples, families, and teenagers. I welcome clients to a caring, personable, compassionate, empathetic, and safe space to navigate their emotions and personal journey.

Both body and mind remember negative experiences that occurred in the past. I will assist you to activate your innate ability to heal your psychological wounds. As we explore your experiences, I will also assist you to discover your emotions and beliefs behind the experience. While building resources to reinforce a new positive pattern, you will gradually integrate and transform old patterns of body and mind.

I offer a person-centered and integrative approach to therapy, drawing on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, family systems and feminist theory, as well as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

Salam, I am Iman Awad, a bilingual Clinical Counselor Trainee with a unique blend of Arabic heritage and the American experience. As a first-generation American and someone who is legally blind, I bring a rich perspective to counseling.

I base my work on my belief in people's innate and inner capacities to overcome ordeals and to grow, as well as on my belief in the power of a genuine and caring relationship.

For the last 17 years, I've had the opportunity to work across a variety of verticals which all had a through line of supporting others during their journey. I recognize that not all individuals take in information the same or heal in the same way.

I work with individuals, couples, families, and groups in Taiwanese, Mandarin, or English. My approach is tailored to your unique needs, ranging from practical, solution-focused methods to explorations of existential questions and unconscious patterns that impact your everyday life. 我提供個人、伴侶、家庭與團體的諮商服務，可使用臺語、漢語或英語進行。根據您的需求，我創造出專屬適合您的方式諮商，無論是聚焦於實現具體目標，或是深入探討存在性問題及潛意識模式對日常生活的影響。如您有意願，我會融入創意及體驗式方法，如戲劇治療與發展性轉化(DvT)，幫助您連結情感、身體感受，並深入理解自己的經驗

I am currently a 2nd-year student and trainee at UMass Global and will be applying to be an AMFT this fall. I have worked in a school setting for 10 years and have dedicated most of my career to understanding children, parents, and family dynamics.

I am an Associate MFT/PCC who believes in creating a safe and welcoming space for all. There are a variety of challenges that we face in our lives. I believe that therapy is a place where we can work collaboratively in order to find the roots of these challenges and work to better oneself and meet therapeutic/personal goals all without judgment.

An authentic and empathic relationship is the basic foundation for people to develop their full potential in psychotherapy. I encourage my clients to increase their awareness in a supportive environment, and then unfold their authentic self while increasing their freedom to choose.

Healing and gaining insight to overcome your challenges can sometimes feel overwhelming. However, therapy can also be a relaxing, rewarding, and an uplifting journey. Together, we can transform old beliefs and patterns that hold you back.

We come into this world to experience, grow and enjoy a good life. We all experience suffering and difficult times, which can lead us to distorted interpretations about self, others, and how to understand our experiences. Yet, we all have instincts, drives and the right to pursue our own happiness.

I believe that each person's story is unique and holds the key to understanding their experiences, challenges, and strengths. Often, we forget we are the authors of our own stories, and the stories we tell ourselves limit our potential to lead healthy and balanced lives. By working collaboratively with clients, I aim to help them re-author their stories in ways that empower and bring about meaningful change, while honoring their unique voices.

Our society and its needs are quite ungrounding to us as people. My therapeutic style deals with what we can do to get you back to a grounded state. We shall explore you and your life together as we uncover its needs, better understand it, see what we can learn from it and incorporate its teachings into your life.

I believe that everyone deserves a safe, welcoming space where they feel truly heard and understood. Healing is possible for each person when they receive the right support, compassion, and encouragement. Life brings many stresses, often rooted in systemic pressures like work demands, societal expectations, or family dynamics.

I value and use my knowledge of cultural competence and the understanding of cultural diversity and cultural sensitivity in my work. My goal is to give individuals a space to safely process, heal, and work through the challenges that life brings, without judgement.

I believe in creating and holding a safe, empathic space for people to be able to share their experiences, ask questions, and get validation for their feelings, as well as learning skills that can lead to a better quality of life.

Rooted in a person-centered philosophy and guided by humanistic principles, my counseling approach provides tailored support, encouraging clients to explore their authentic selves and nurture personal growth.

My name is Victoria Westbrook. I am completing a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Palo Alto University. For many of us, admitting we need help is difficult.  I like to meet clients where they are and tailor my approach based on their specific needs and circumstances.

I consider you the expert and believe strongly in your innate intelligence and self-healing capacity. My aim is to provide a safe space in which you feel free to express openly, reflect upon the self, unearth the roots of personal pain, shift negative patterns, and adopt positive lifestyle practices.

At some point we all struggle in life; it's normal to feel stuck and I trust that people have what it takes to adjust. I believe everyone deserves a safe, secure space that is free of judgment and is welcoming. Together we will explore the parts of yourself that seem harder to navigate and over time, we can develop a new understanding of the internal walls that keep you stuck and hold you back from growth.

I find meaning in working with people, especially those with marginalized identities, to help them find their voice, transform suffering, and resist oppression. My approach is systemic-relational, focusing on understanding people and their struggles within their relational and sociocultural contexts.