Co-Founder
LMFT #46669

Chris received his BA from New College of Florida with a concentration in psychology and a focus on developmental research. He completed his graduate degree, MS in Clinical Psychology, at San Francisco State University in 2005.

Co-Founder
LMFT #77534

My experience as a therapist has allowed me the opportunity to work with individuals around anxiety, depression, trauma, HIV status, substance use, relationship concerns, social anxiety, couples, children and families, and the end-of-life experience, within the context of the LGBTQIA+ community.

LMFT #103280

As a therapist, I encourage my clients to own the full spectrum of their emotions, without judgment or criticism. The feelings are there for a reason, and working together, our job is to explore, understand, validate, and then determine if this way of being is somehow leading to depression, anxiety, addiction, fear, and impeding growth, joy and meaningful connection.

AMFT #140730

Therapy is a powerful tool for growth and change, though I understand it can also feel intimidating or unfamiliar. My aim is to create a space that feels safe, compassionate, and comfortable—whether you are seeking healing, working toward personal goals, or exploring whatever it is that brought you to therapy.

AMFT #143651

I am passionate about attuning to and embracing all parts of the self and exploring the fullness of your identity, expression, and experience, with the therapeutic relationship being at the heart of our work together. My practice intends to create a space of safety and depth as we explore and move through complex emotions and experiences toward your goals throughout this collaborative process. My style is curious, playful, and direct.

LCSW #101544, JD

As a queer, BIPOC, nonbinary therapist, I believe in our collective ability to transform our community. I believe it will take an inclusive village to change the narrative impacting individual experiences within and outside of our community. My interest is in working with individuals who identify as BIPOC and anyone who finds themselves in need of exploring and/or grounding his/her/their heart space.

#PSY35161

Dr. Jared Boot-Haury is a queer licensed clinical psychologist and kink and poly-affirming AASECT Certified Sex Therapist in San Francisco. Their clinical areas of interest include identity exploration, psychosexual concerns, relationship concerns, anxiety, and depression. He also teaches as a faculty member at the University of San Francisco in the clinical psychology doctoral program.

AMFT #141463

My approach to therapy is to create a safe and collaborative space where clients can explore their struggles and capitalize on their strengths. I practice an integrative approach tailored to each client, drawing primarily from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy.

AMFT #139228

Will strives to provide an affirming space for all individuals, predominantly gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and non-binary individuals and couples. Heteronormative societal pressures often force sexual minorities to think of themselves in a non-affirming language, creating internal conflict and self-doubt. Crafting therapy with a language that reflects your lifestyle and beliefs is a hallmark of Will's therapeutic approach, and we craft that language together in a safe and collaborative space.

LMFT #131882

I utilize aspects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and art therapy to provide a holistic and eclectic approach that is individualized for every client. I strive to offer a safe space and a brave space for clients through warmth, curiosity, humor, and the genuine desire to help and heal. I find joy in supporting people as they navigate life’s difficulties and feel that therapy is a sacred means by which to understand ourselves and the world around us better. 

AMFT #108750

Carly Canant (they/them) is a white, queer, and neurodivergent somatically-informed counselor. Through deep listening and skillful collaborative guidance, they support clients to promote self-awareness and feel safe in the moment, explore ways to reflect on and untangle life experiences and their impact, and grow capacities for more authentic expression and meaningful life choices.

LMFT #112587

As a relational therapist, I believe that the therapeutic relationship is a place to heal past trauma, and work through any of the issues you bring to our sessions. I believe that therapy is grounded in identity. I am comfortable in navigating issues of social injustice and oppression as they impact your present-day challenges.

LMFT #148373

I am out and proud. I have been screaming it on the streets from the time of Harvey Milk and still waving the flag with pride! My life journey has taken me through immense trauma and recovery, from an abusive childhood, the AIDS epidemic, chronic illness issues, and dealing with internalized stigma around my queer identity. I utilize my self-reflective journey through humanistic transpersonal psychodynamics, meeting you where you are in the here and now, offering acceptance and understanding.

LMFT #111265

Starting with the initial consultation, I begin helping my clients clarify their goals for treatment, identify any potential obstacles to achieving those goals, and together we begin creating a treatment plan for success. My style is empathic, candid, and direct. I listen intently, but I also ask questions, I explore, I provide real, authentic feedback, and I use humor…I love to laugh!

LMFT #138069

I practice using a number of different techniques and theories depending on the needs of my clients, but my foundation is in psychodynamic/relational theory. Essentially, this means that I believe we all react to the world based on what we learned about it throughout our early experiences and relationships. However, it also means that we can learn to react to it differently, especially through crafting our connections and relationships in ways that challenge the beliefs that aren't working for us.

LMFT #106850

I have over a decade of clinical experience supporting both individuals and couples from the LGBTQIA+ community. I specialize in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), an evidence-based methodology rooted in mindfulness. On one hand, I take a pragmatic approach — I teach my clients evidence-based life skills, I help them identify meaningful ways to put therapy into practice, and I hold them accountable to their commitments.

DAOM, Dipl.O.M. L.Ac.

Dr. Arty is a licensed acupuncturist within the state of California. He attended the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM), where he earned his Master of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine. While at ACTCM he also became a certified massage therapist, specializing in Shiatsu-style massage. He also has a Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM).

LMFT #88847

As an LGBTQ-affirming therapist, I believe it is important to explore not only our sexual and gender identities, but also the multiple identities that we hold as unique individuals and how we can relate to others in our lives. Therapy is a space where you can learn to understand, love and express your authentic self, and as a therapist, my role is to support you in this journey.

LMFT #112465

As an out gay man, I am passionate about providing therapeutic support for other gay men, queer people, and couples. I believe in the transformative power of queer people being supported by each other.I help clients with anxiety, communication, emotional growth, and relationship stress.

PSY #33968

Dr. Conor Smith is a licensed clinical psychologist in California who works primarily with teens and adults and has experience treating a wide array of mental health concerns. Dr. Smith completed his predoctoral and postdoctoral training within the VA healthcare system and is currently a faculty member at the University of San Francisco, where he also received his doctorate in clinical psychology. He is a generalist by training, meaning he has significant experience treating the most common mental health concerns for adolescents and adults. 

PSY #32202

I am a licensed clinical psychologist at the VA Palo Alto Health Care System, where I work as a Suicide Prevention Coordinator and LGBTQ+ Veteran Care Coordinator. I completed clinical training in four different VA hospitals, including an APA-accredited internship and postdoctoral residency. I also consult for organizations interested in diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging initiatives, both in the VA and externally.

AMFT #129736

Integrating a variety of approaches, including Gestalt, existential, and narrative psychotherapy, I support clients in the work of integration and authentic connection with themselves and their world. Therapy is a space for healing, but it is also important that we center joy, growth, and resilience in this work, and I strive to foster relationships with clients by aligning their actions with the values they seek to embody.

LPCC #9952

Miranda Young has over a decade of experience in supporting her queer community through relational therapy work. She believes that this allows her to have a warm, interactive, strength based, and client centered approach - integrating a range of different modalities (including somatic therapy, narrative therapy, & many others).