Therapy for adults in Los Altos, CA

Helping you feel more like yourself—in your relationships, at work, and within.

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A Cozy, Quiet Space in Los Altos

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My office is tucked away near Loyola Corners, a calm and private corner of Los Altos. The space is warm, quiet, and intentionally uncluttered, so that when you arrive, the city’s pace can stay outside the door. Natural light filters gently through the windows, and the room invites reflection, rest, and honest conversation.

The location is convenient for clients coming from Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Cupertino, and surrounding South Bay neighborhoods. Here, you can take a breath and enter a space designed for listening—to yourself, and to what has shaped you.

What In-Person Therapy Offers

Being together in the same room brings a subtle but important depth. In-person sessions allow for:

  • A shared presence where silence, gestures, and tone all carry meaning.

  • A safe, contained space for emotions that feel “too much” elsewhere.

  • Immediate relational feedback—the small ways we affect and reflect each other can illuminate patterns you carry.

In this setting, therapy becomes more than talking. It becomes a lived experience—a chance to notice how you respond, how your body holds tension, and how new ways of connecting can emerge.

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 Therapy in Los Altos FAQs

  • Being in the same room allows us to notice subtle cues—body language, tone, and presence—that are harder to perceive online. This can deepen insight and relational understanding.

  • The office is tucked away near Loyola Corners in Los Altos. It’s a private building with a shared parking lot. Clients from Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Palo Alto, and Cupertino often find it accessible within a short drive.

  • Yes. Some clients choose to mix formats depending on travel, work, or personal preference. We can create a plan that supports consistency and flexibility.

  • No. Many clients begin therapy for the first time here. We move at a pace that feels safe and natural for you.

Contact Me.

If you’re in Los Altos or the surrounding South Bay and are ready to explore a deeper, more reflective connection with yourself, I invite you to reach out. In-person therapy allows us to work together in a calm, private setting, and the first step is simply scheduling a consult call.

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Who This Work is For

I work with adults who want to feel more alive in themselves and their relationships. Many of my clients find that anxiety, depression, self-doubt, or past trauma colors their work, friendships, and romantic lives. You might be someone who:

  • Struggles with confidence or self-worth.

  • Feels stuck in recurring relationship patterns.

  • Wants to understand the roots of emotional disconnection.

  • Is ready to slow down and explore your inner world without judgment.

No matter the challenge, therapy is about creating a space where you can be seen, understood, and heard—both by yourself and by someone trained to help you navigate your inner world.

I integrate relational psychoanalysis, attachment theory, existential therapy, and other approaches as needed. This eclectic framework allows me to respond to the unique pattern of your mind and heart. Therapy is not about advice or quick fixes. It’s about understanding the development of your inner world and how it influences your relationships, decisions, and sense of self.

Together, we explore:

  • Depression and anxiety: uncovering underlying patterns and helping you live more fully.

  • Self-worth and confidence: untangling internalized messages and returning to an authentic self.

  • Relationships and communication: seeing what is alive beneath the surface and learning to express it.

  • Attachment and inner child work: understanding early experiences and how they shape present dynamics.

Every session is an opportunity to notice what feels real, what feels stuck, and what is possible.