Feminist therapists in Redway, California CA
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Dr. Lauren Jensen
Psychologist, Psy.D., PMH-C, EMDR Certified
If you've experienced trauma, loss, or anxiety, you might wonder if it's possible to feel confident, calm, and secure again. With compassion, support, and concrete strategies, I will guide you through a collaborative process to healing so you can feel grounded, present and hopeful. I'm here to provide a supportive space where you can be your authentic self and feel heard and understood. We'll work together to develop insight and awareness, modify unhelpful patterns, and implement strategies that allow you to be the parent you want to be.
My specialties include reproductive mental health (infertility, pregnancy, and postpartum), trauma/PTSD, anxiety and mood disorders, self-esteem, adjustment and transitional issues, grief/loss, and relationship difficulties. I also provide evaluations for egg/sperm donor and gestational carrier candidates. I am a Certified Perinatal Mental Health Professional and Certified EMDR therapist.
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11 Years Experience
Online in Redway, California
Feminist
Provia Psychology
Counselor/Therapist, LMFT, LCSW, AMFT, APCC
We are a small group of therapists who have many specialties and effective tools to treat you! Our team would love to hear about what you're struggling with and we will offer you an appointment with one of our 7 therapists that will be a great fit. Our Scheduling assistant is well-trained in offering options depending on your needs, preferences, and availability and will schedule a FREE 15-minute consultation if you'd like so that our clients feel that they make the best choice for themselves.
7 Years Experience
Online in Redway, California
Feminist
Amrit Schneider
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
When I was a young adult in my 20s' and navigating therapy for the first time, I wished that there were more therapists with whom I could identify and relate. Now, as a therapist myself, I feel grateful to be in that position for others. I identify as a South Asian/Indian-American woman, an immigrant, 1.5 generation, and a person of color. I am interested in providing services to adults and couples who may be confronting their own identities, individually, in their relationships, in their families, and in the world at large.
I have been in the field of social work for 20 years and have focused on private practice for the past 4 years. My style is respectful, compassionate, and direct. I have extensive experience with goal-oriented approaches, as well as a deep understanding for how social and cultural contexts impact our lives. In addition, my work is influenced by psychoanalytic theory and attachment theory, and is informed by an awareness of trauma, including complex and inter-generational trauma.
7 Years Experience
Online in Redway, California
Feminist
Alison Alderdice, The Wise Mind Institute
Psychologist, PsyD
Some people come to me overwhelmed, exhausted, and insecure. Others need help with an important life decision. My approach is active and collaborative: I trust their knowledge of themselves and offer my insights, skills, and training to achieve lasting change and healing. Together, we identify ways to align their daily lives and environments with their long-term goals and values. We turn avoidance into action and integrate unaccepted aspects of themselves through mindfulness and self-compassion. My approach is warm, nonjudgmental, and genuine. I am passionate about helping people reduce their suffering and build lives they find meaningful and fulfilling.
13 Years Experience
Online in Redway, California
Feminist
Ana Velouise, Perinatal Mental Health Specialist
Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT
Why did no one warn you about how hard the transition to parenthood was going to be? You often feel that you’re not doing a “good enough” job and wonder why other parents seem to have it all figured out. You may not have had the pregnancy, birth, or postpartum experience that you wanted. You love your baby more than anything but you don’t always love being a parent.
I’ve been there. Therapy is a resource that helped me feel less alone as I navigated the immense changes that came with becoming a parent. I’m a queer, neurodivergent mother of twins and my lived experience with perinatal loss, birth trauma, NICU parenting, being postpartum in 2020, and perinatal mental health disorders drew me to this work.
2 Years Experience
Online in Redway, California (Online Only)