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Therapy services in Santa Clara and online in California

We work with adults, couples, families, and children. If you’re not sure which kind of therapy fits, start with what’s happening in your life. This page can help you find a place to begin.

What brings you here?

Most people come to therapy with something specific on their mind, even if it’s hard to name. These are some of the concerns we help with. Many overlap, and a few can be approached in more than one way.

  • Anxiety, stress, and overwhelm
  • Trauma and difficult past experiences
  • Low mood, grief, and life transitions
  • Relationship conflict and disconnection
  • Family tension, parenting, and boundaries
  • Identity, belonging, and cultural expectations
  • Depression and low self-esteem
  • Phobias and persistent fears
  • Codependency in relationships
  • Compulsive pornography, smartphone, or video game use

Choosing the right kind of therapy

The main difference is who is in the room. Relationship difficulties can be explored on your own or together, and family work can involve different combinations of family members over time. If you’re unsure, we’ll help you decide during your consultation.

Individual therapy

Who attends
You, on your own.
What the work focuses on
Your thoughts, feelings, and history, and how they shape your daily life and relationships.
Often a good start when
You want space that is only yours, or others in your life aren’t ready to join.
About individual therapy

Couples therapy

Who attends
You and your partner, together.
What the work focuses on
The patterns between you: how you communicate, handle conflict, and reconnect.
Often a good start when
You both want to work on the relationship, whatever you decide about its future.
About couples therapy

Family therapy

Who attends
Family members together. Who attends can change as the work develops.
What the work focuses on
Roles, communication, and boundaries within the family as a whole.
Often a good start when
Tension involves several people at home, or a change is affecting everyone.
About family therapy

Child therapy

Who attends
Your child, online, with monthly parent check-ins.
What the work focuses on
Your child’s feelings and behavior, through drawing, books, games, and conversation.
Often a good start when
Your child is struggling with anger, worry, or a change, and needs support of their own.
About child therapy

Therapy for men

Who attends
You, on your own, or with a partner or family when that’s where the problem lives.
What the work focuses on
Stress, anger, burnout, relationships, divorce, fatherhood, and loss, approached directly and practically.
Often a good start when
You’ve been handling things on your own, and it’s starting to show at home or at work.
About therapy for men

Couples therapy intensive

Who attends
You and your partner, for one full day in person at our Santa Clara office.
What the work focuses on
The protective patterns each of you brings to conflict, with time to stay with what matters until it shifts.
Often a good start when
You keep having the same argument, face a major decision, or are rebuilding trust, and a weekly hour feels too short.
About the couples therapy intensive

Getting started

Start with a conversation. Fifteen minutes, no cost.

  1. Book a free consultation

    A short, 15-minute call to talk about what’s going on and what you’re looking for.

  2. Find a therapist who fits

    Meera (Kali) Tanikella will talk with you about your needs and help you find the right therapist on our team.

  3. Begin your first session

    Meet in person at our Santa Clara office or online in California. Your first session is a chance to discuss what brought you in and what you hope will change.