My work is rooted in clinical training and life experience. My focus is on communication, intentional living, and accountability. My narrative approach creates a warm and welcoming environment for anyone who wants to change their life experience for the better. After escaping a life of insane risk-taking, drugs, alcohol, and failed relationships, I found myself back in school studying psychology! I would love to share that journey and experience with you and assist you and finding and nurturing that better you! I am living proof that change is possible. I find great joy in helping others find their way. Learning to be accountable, productive

I do both counseling and LENS Neurofeedback. The Neurofeedback enables change to happen more quickly for most clients. It is excellent for TBI or concussions. I work with both children and adults. It is excellent for ADHD and anxiety as well as for migraines, insomnia, depression and anger. I am a seasoned therapist, thus I work with a wide range of challenges. I love all kinds of people and challenges. I have had a natural and sincere joy for my work since I was a young clinician. My work became even more fulfilling 8 years ago when I introduced LENS Neurofeedback because it is extremely effective and speeds up the transformative process...

I am a San Francisco psychologist and work with individuals, couples, and groups. My approach is integrative -- including Psychodynamic, Mindfulness, and Interpersonal. I have been practicing therapy in San Francisco for the past fifteen years and am passionate about working with people to make positive and sometimes challenging changes in their lives. Contact me for more information about my approach to therapy and visit my web site at www.drmelindadouglass.com.

I work with all clients and perfer private pay because I am still pre licensed working my supervisor Dr. Courtney Thomas.

I offer a unique approach by combining mindfulness, humor, and a Psychological perspective on how our thinking affects our mood and feelings--and how our feelings affect our thinking.