Compassion, Affordable and Accessible Teletherapy for Residents of the Bay Area and California
Grateful Heart Holistic Therapy Center offers psychotherapy to children, teenagers and adults of all ages. Typically, offered in more than 60 satellite offices throughout the Bay Area, with the recent developments of the coronavirus, we are now offering teletherapy (therapy by phone and video) to all residents of California.
In addition to individuals, teletherapy can be adapted to meet the needs of couples and families, and can provide a safe, supportive alternative to in-person meetings. Our appointments can be flexibly tailored to meet your financial and logistical needs, especially if you are experiencing economic hardships, such as a a loss of income or income security, or are ill or care-giving for someone who is sick.
Our clinicians are dedicated to providing compassionate, accessible, affordable care. Eclectically trained, and practicing therapy with a holistic philosophy or orientation, they would be honored to support you in this difficult time. Whatever your needs or circumstances, we promise to provide you with the quality therapy, sensitive and responsive to your particular needs.
Integrative Care with a Holistic Focus
- Assumes that we all have the innate capacity for change and healing
- Focuses on the person, not on pathology
- Understands the impact of a person’s circumstances and history in their experience of life
- Integrates multiple approaches to the process of psychotherapy
- Seeks to address the root of a difficulty, not only its symptoms
- Regards the mind, body and spirit as equally important in the cultivation of well-being
- Encourages compassionate, mindful awareness of one’s whole experience
- Fosters reflection, contemplation and a gradual opening to one’s emotional, existential and psychological experience
- Facilitates an exploration of life as an opportunity for development and learning
- Emphasizes the importance of a safety for optimal well-being
- Offers a powerful and direct way to become aware of choices
Dedication to Integrity
As a client of Grateful Heart Holistic Therapy Center, we promise to:
- Treat you respectfully, thoughtfully and ethically, holding your welfare as our highest imperative
- Listen to you attentively
- Communicate with you honestly
- Respect your right to engage in psychotherapy at your own pace
- Seek to understand you and your life and world from your own perspective
- Attend to your psychological needs thoughtfully, skillfully and ethically
- Provide therapeutic guidance, insight and reflections responsive to your particular needs, circumstance and goals
- Invite you to share your thoughts and feelings with me, including regarding the process of therapy and how it affects you, and whether you are receiving what you want and need
- Regard you as a whole and complex person, inherently valuable and with many qualities and attributes beyond the difficulties, symptoms or vulnerabilities you may be experiencing
- Respect your right to direct and govern your own life, including to decide when you wish to discontinue the process of psychotherapy
- Help you recognize and draw upon your natural capacities and strengths to attain or sustain the well-being you desire
- Encourage you to seek additional or alternative assistance if necessary to meet your needs
- Offer you psycho-educational information that may be helpful in broadening your awareness of those needs, situation, circumstance or experience we discuss
Experienced and Responsive
Our therapists are skilled in helping with a wide range of life challenges and needs, including:
- Abuse
- Addiction and recovery
- Adoption
- Anger
- Anxiety
- Bereavement and loss
- Body image or distortion
- Career confusion or change
- Caregiving
- Chronic or life-threatening illness
- Co-dependency
- Conflicts with spouses, partners, family members, co-workers and others
- Creative blocks
- Cultural identity and expression
- Depression
- Disability
- Divorce
- Domestic violence
- Emotional dysregulation
- Employment-related stresses and conflicts
- Financial stress and mismanagement
- Grief
- Guilt
- Confusion or conflicts regarding gender identity or sexual orientation
- Infertility
- Infidelity
- Interpersonal conflicts
- Neglect
- Parenting
- Relationship Challenges
- Self-esteem
- Self-expression
- Separation
- Sexual orientation
- Sexuality
- Shame
- Spiritual identity and practice
- Chronic stress
- Trauma