OUR TEAM

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Co-owner 

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist  #105568

I am a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist with over 18 years of experience working in multiple diverse clinical and community settings. 

I received my (BA) Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Work from San Jose State University and a graduate degree (MA) in Counseling Psychology, MFT from National University in California. I'm an adventurous, caring, ambitious, traveler, father, husband, and survivor. 

I work with individuals, couples, adults, and teens who present with a variety of life challenges and from diverse backgrounds. My focus includes depression, anxiety,  personality disorders, relationship challenges, severe mental illness, and addiction, and provide support and guidance to those bearing the significant burden of caring for family members of individuals suffering from self-destructive behaviors. 

I offer a warm, but straightforward approach and frequently incorporate coaching techniques to help you address the various goals of your life. My style is interactive, eclectic, existential explorative, and solution-focused.

Co-owner 

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist  #83682 

- Tagalog Speaking - 

I'm committed to helping clients cultivate wisdom, resilience, and emotional balance in the face of life's challenges. 

By embracing principles such as acceptance of what we cannot control, mindfulness, and virtuous living, we can live more fulfilling and meaningful lives. Through our work together, we will develop practical strategies for cultivating peace of mind and navigating life's ups and downs with grace and resilience even in the face of adversity. Whether you're dealing with specific difficulties or simply seeking greater self-awareness and personal growth, I am here to support you on your journey.

Through stoic principles and a cognitive behavioral approach, we will examine how our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are interconnected. Our interpretations of our circumstances often have a greater impact on us than the circumstances themselves. The more unrealistic or out of line with nature our interpretations are, the more we suffer.

Each person is the expert on their own life and therapy is a collaborative process. By working together, I aim to help individuals develop a greater understanding of themselves, their values, and their goals as well as encourage them to take an active role in shaping their lives rather than feeling victimized by their circumstances.

Susan L Crawford Therapy

Private Practice

Licensed Clinical Social Worker  #24413 

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with 21 years of clinical experience. 

I received my BA in Psychology from San Francisco State University. I earned a graduate degree (MA) in Social Work from San Jose State University.

My journey into social work started with a passion for helping others navigate life's twists and turns. Over the past 30 years, I've worked in various settings, from county outpatient clinics, residential facilities, and nonpublic schools to hospitals. I've helped diverse populations with a range of concerns, specializing in anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship issues, and life transitions.

My goal is to empower my clients and promote their stability and well-being. I use an eclectic approach incorporating various evidence-based practices, empathy, compassion, and cultural sensitivity. I believe in the power of a collaborative therapeutic relationship, where clients feel safe and free to explore their thoughts, emotions, and experiences without fear of being judged.

I tailor my therapeutic approach to meet the client where they are, addressing their unique needs and goals using a strengths-based perspective to promote resilience and personal growth. So, let's work together to help you achieve your goals and live your best life!

Shelialanna Harris Mindful Therapy

Private Practice

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist  #51623 

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 18 years of experience working in multiple diverse clinical settings. 

I received my (BA) Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from San Jose State University and a graduate degree (MA) in Counseling Psychology from the University of San Francisco, Ca. 

I'm a dedicated and compassionate therapist committed to guiding individuals on their journey toward joy, empowerment, and self-discovery. Our sessions will be a collaborative exploration of your strengths, values, and goals. You'll experience a safe and judgment-free space where your experiences and feelings are respected. My approach is centered around empowering you to take control of your narrative and create positive changes in your life. We'll address mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects, fostering holistic well-being.

As a therapist, I believe in the inherent strength and resilience within each person. My goal is to help you rediscover that strength, regain control over your life, and cultivate a sense of joy despite the challenges you may be facing.

I focus on identifying and harnessing your unique strengths and capabilities. Together, we'll explore your achievements, skills, and positive qualities, building a foundation for personal growth and empowerment!

Jeff Schoenfeld LCSW

Private Practice

Licensed Clinical Social Worker #238238

I’ve been a psychiatric social worker and therapist for a wonderfully long time. I have provided therapy to adults, youths, and families throughout my career. My clinical career has led me to work with hundreds of people in need of emotional support and need of cognitive insights. 

I’ve worked on Mobile Crisis Teams, in Psychiatric Emergency Rooms, and on multiple PHP and IOP programs. I’ve managed multiple Intensive Case Management programs, working with homeless individuals with mental health, substance abuse, and physical health issues. 

I have an eclectic approach to my work. I  utilize approaches from CBT, DBT, CPT, ACT, IFS, and Seeking Safety depending on the needs of my clients. Most of all I am drawn to see the humanity in each person and each situation. I believe that we are all, by in large, good people, trying to lead good lives. I also believe that the good and the bad are intrinsically intertwined throughout our lives. 

I believe that kindness and sensitivity can be born from trauma and cruelty. Insensitivity and rage can be formed in the loving environment of having all one’s needs met and the difficulty of adjusting to not getting what one wants. I believe that pressure and frustration can cause good people to do bad things, that sometimes make it difficult for us to live with or love or respect ourselves.

I believe that Core Beliefs (beliefs that we hold about ourselves that are usually formed early in life and get reinforced repeatedly throughout our lives) can motivate our behaviors well into adulthood, examples of this can be not feeling lovable or feeling less than. These beliefs can drive behaviors such as avoiding others behind the walls of protection that we have built or creating other behaviors including people-pleasing or approval-seeking. 

These Core Beliefs grow out of traumatic wounds we have incurred along the way, and I believe we have the power to heal our wounds and achieve an emotional, psychological, physiological, and spiritual balance. One of the primary obstacles to achieving this inner balance is the powerful feelings of self-loathing and unworthiness that we each carry. Again, I believe all the inner workings of our emotional and cognitive states can be worked on and improved.

I find that my thinking aligns closely with the work of Berne Brown and her emphasis on daring greatly to step into one’s vulnerability to make the fundamental changes we seek. As well as the work on the brilliance and power of self-compassion that Tara Brach and Kristen Neff talk about. 

I’ve felt privileged and grateful to everyone, couple, and family who have shared their truth with me, or who have invited me to walk with them for some part of their journey allowing me to either share their burden or bear witness to their struggle in some way. I have felt so honored to do such honorable work. 

Lusia Orozco LMFT

- Spanish Speaking -

Private practice

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist  #140737

Luisa Orozco is a bilingual licensed marriage and family therapist with nearly 10 years of clinical experience supporting children, youth, parents, and families. Born in Colombia and having immigrated to the United States at age 16 with her parents and siblings, Luisa brings both personal and professional insight to her work—especially when supporting Spanish-speaking families and communities.

With a compassionate, trauma-informed approach, Luisa specializes in perinatal mental health, child development, and family therapy. 

Over the past five years, she has found deep fulfillment in helping Spanish-speaking families break the stigma around mental health, process trauma, develop healthier coping strategies, and experience real healing and growth. Whether she’s supporting a new parent adjusting to postpartum life, helping a child work through big emotions, or guiding a teen through self-discovery, Luisa creates a safe and nurturing space where clients feel seen, supported, and empowered.

Outside of her clinical work, Luisa enjoys spending time with her family, lifting weights, dancing, traveling, and connecting with nature.

Tansek Therapy LLC

Private practice

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist  #47964

Joseph Tansek is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over two decades of experience in the mental health field. A Bay Area native, Joseph has spent most of his life in the region and holds a graduate degree in counseling psychology from Santa Clara University. 

He has worked across diverse clinical settings since 2000 and has been a licensed therapist since 2009. Known for his kind, honest, and nonjudgmental presence, Joseph creates a supportive space for clients of all ages. He is passionate about guiding individuals and families through their healing journey with compassion, curiosity, and a sense of joy. 

His approach focuses on self-discovery, personal growth, and emotional resilience—meeting clients where they are and helping them move toward greater clarity and connection.

Outside of work, Joseph finds joy in spending time with his two daughters, both collegiate athletes, whose passion and dedication continue to inspire him every day.

Administration Assistant II

Psych Student Intern 

Cameron is a recent high school graduate '25 from a dual enrollment high school where I simultaneously earned my high school diploma and two AA degrees, one of which in Psychology. I plan to attend San Jose State University FA '25 to earn my BA in 2 years, followed by graduate school where I plan to earn an MA in Psychology and MBA in Business Management. 

My mission is to support the executive team and the organization in achieving their goals and delivering quality services to their clients and partners. 

I handle confidential and critical patient records and communications, and maintain administrative processes with an unwavering can-do attitude.

Skills | Role:

Calendar Management, Document Preparation, Patient Portal Management, Data Entry and Email Management.