Therapy for Residents of
Danville, CA
Welcome
Perhaps you are looking for therapy because are are are going through a difficult phrase of life—grief after a loss, or challenges in your relationships or work life. Or perhaps life is generally going well, but you feel troubled by emotions or patterns that are difficult to understand. You may be experiencing a general sense of anxiety, depression, professional stress, or a sense of loneliness or disconnection. I offer psychoanalytic therapy for individuals in Danville, CA who want to better understand what is happening beneath the surface.
Our work can attend to what is going on for you in the present, and we can also explore feelings and experiences from the past. In this process, you may begin to understand why you have felt the way you do, and to experience relief as well as more emotional integration and freedom. Rather than applying a fixed formula, we will adapt the therapy process to the particulars of who you are, experience and history, and what you would like to achieve.
I aim to provide a thoughtful and supportive space where we can approach complicated feelings with curiosity and compassion. If you are seeking psychoanalytic therapy near Danville, CA, call (510) 500-9722 for a free 20-minute consultation to discuss what brings you to therapy and whether working together may be a good fit.
Therapy for Residents of Danville, CA
3120 Telegraph Ave #2a,
Berkeley, CA 94705
Phone: (510) 500-9722
Hours: M-F 8AM-7PM
Directions:
Take Diablo Road west toward I-680.
Merge onto I-680 North toward Walnut Creek.
Take Exit 46B for CA-24 West toward Oakland and Lafayette.
Continue on CA-24 West, passing Lafayette BART and traveling through the Caldecott Tunnel.
Take Exit 3 for Telegraph Avenue.
Turn right onto Telegraph Avenue and continue north, passing the Rockridge BART station area.
Cross Alcatraz Avenue and arrive at 3120 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 2A, on your left before Whole Foods Market. The practice also directs visitors coming from Contra Costa County to use CA-24 West and the Telegraph Avenue exit.