Rachel (she | they | siya) is a second-generation therapist with Ilokano, Kalinga, and Ifugao roots, offering a person-centered, trauma-informed, and culturally grounded approach that integrates Expressive Arts Therapy, somatic practices, and Narrative Therapy. She works with BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, neurodivergent, and immigrant communities—including youth, adults, and those navigating life transitions, anxiety, depression, PTSD, grief, and burnout. Warm, collaborative, and rooted in cultural humility, Rachel prioritizes agency and creates a decolonized, consent-based space where clients can explore new ways of relating to challenges.

Leah Chalofsky is a licensed psychotherapist who provides therapy for adolescents and adults. Leah has experience working with clients on many issues and focuses on reproductive and maternal health, anxiety, recovery from trauma, domestic violence, and adolescent challenges. She provides a warm, supportive environment that allows clients to feel heard, while also challenging them to use their strengths to heal and grow.

Brigitte Knight is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has provided therapeutic services to children and families in San Francisco for over 15yrs. Specializing in treatment for children ages birth through adolescence, families, and adults, she uses a strengths-based approach and believes the therapeutic relationship and learning new ways to approach wellness creates opportunities for change and healing.

Brigitte specializes in treating ADHD, anger management, anxiety, depression, divorce/separation, educational needs & learning differences, grief, immigration issues, and trauma (PTSD).