Therapists in Dublin, CA and Nearby Locations

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My name is Angela Grau and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. My practice is centered around the idea that the most important relationship we have is with ourselves. It is crucial that we explore this relationship with authenticity, curiosity...
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Santa Cruz, California

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Congratulations on looking for a therapist. We all seek support for different reasons. I became a therapist because of my own searches in the depths of my soul. I believe that this is a lot of healing available for each of us. We can incur suffering...
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San Francisco, California

You know something’s not right and may be ready to make some changes or at least begin exploring what those might be. Whether is through substances, food, relationships with others, self sabotaging your dreams, you are trying to deal with your...
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Asya is a mindfulness-based therapist specializing in guiding individuals and families through the ups and downs of parenting, the challenges of relationships, and life transitions. Asya's approach to psychotherapy is based on kindness, compassion,...
Ben Schultz
LMFT, MA
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California

I believe everyone is the expert on their own life. Considering no one has actually lived one second as you, the simple truth that you know more about you than anyone possibly could is something I value. This means I don't pretend I am your expert -...
Susan Cohn
LMFC, LCSW
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Cupertino, California

The foundation of my approach is strategic therapy, which honors the uniqueness of each individual and their particular concerns. This approach emphasizes the resolution of problems in  a manner that is both individualized and practical I have been...
Dorothy Kaufmann
LMFT, Ph.D
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Oakland, California

I am an older therapist engaged in my second career. In my previous life in higher education (PhD, Columbia University), I taught and wrote in the humanities, which I see as informing my present vocation. I grew up in Queens, New York in a family of...
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What you've been dealing with lately has been causing stress, anxiety, overwhelm and depression. You're noticing how much the struggle has been affecting you. You don't want to suffer any longer. You believe therapy with the right person can help. I...
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California

From acceptance of the present moment, psychotherapy is a step into the unknown. For a moment, you forget what you thought you knew about yourself, life and the world, and see what emerges. The role of the therapist is that of a companion,...
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Santa Cruz, California

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Having been in practice since 1976, Xander Abrams, Ph. D. is a California licensed marriage and family psychotherapist. The focus of Xander's practice is on life transition and wellness. Additional certifications include: California State...
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I am a licensed Clinical Social Worker in California. I have over 20 years of experience working within Child Welfare, Adoptions, and Mental Health.
Stan Graubart
LMFT, MA
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California

My name is Stan Graubart, and I’ve been providing individual, couples, and family counseling and therapy services for adolescents and adults for well over three decades. My role as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist is to work...
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San Jose, California

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California

Growing up with the challenges of being academically gifted, I sought out 'more' from life, pursuing my counseling degree with a Holistic Studies emphasis. I take an approach of Compassionate Curiosity in counseling, a willingness to explore...
Annia Raysberg
BA Psych, MA Psych, LMFT
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Oakland, California

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California

I am a licensed Psychotherapist (MFC 52922) in the state of California.  I work with individuals who are 18 and over in a private practice setting.  I provide therapy over video for those who are unable to meet me at my office, on a case-by-case...
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San Jose, California

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California

I have had a private practice located in the South Bay Area since 1997, where I see individuals, couples and families. Over the years I worked with hundreds of kids and families in various communities of the San Jose area. My work began with highly...
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California, Nevada

My name is Laure Saint Georges Chaumet and I am a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California and Nevada. Since graduating from my Master's Program in 2013, I spent the last 7 years practicing in California and Nevada working closely with...
Marcella Cox
LMFT, MS
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California

Marcella Cox is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in treating eating disorders in the San Francisco Bay Area and is the Founder and Clinical Director of Kindful Body. Kindful Body provides in-person and online counseling in...
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Davis, California

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California

I have had a State Licensed Private Practice for 27 years. Many of my concentrations are listed above. In addition I work a lot with Anger Mgt. , family reunification, communication, executive functioning , corperate coaching for executives and...
Jacob Donnelly
LCSW, MSW
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Berkeley, California

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California

Whether you want to get support around new changes in your life that are causing you pain and worry, or work through problems that have been with you for years, my goal is to help you feel relief, feel empowered, and adjust to the things that are...
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Brentwood, California

Kristin M. Palmer is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in Emotionally Focused Therapy for individuals, couples and familys.  As a graduate of Phillips Graduate Institute, and with over 15 years experience, she...
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San Francisco, California

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California

You try to have everything in your life go a certain way. You feel out of control and get upset when things do not work out. Every time you try to complete a project or organize your life, something goes awry. People tell you to relax and everything...
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California

I am a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Marin and Napa Counties and throughout California via secure teletherapy. I provide coaching sessions remotely using telephone or Zoom video therapy for people outside California. I focus on making...
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Oakland, California

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California

Are you ready to embody your life fully and fulfill your Soul potential? Independently of where are you in your life and how you got here, my purpose is to support you in your unique development and personal growth. For access to a more complete...
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San Ramon, California

Mary Ruth Cross is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 25 years experience in the mental health field. She is an National Board Certified Counselor and a Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor. Mary Ruth is the CEO/Owner of Treehouse...

Mental Health in Dublin, California

Dublin, California, is home to 61,656 individuals, the majority of whom are between 30 and 39 years of age. The city, which is located just 35 miles outside of the busy San Francisco Bay, has consistently been ranked as the fastest-growing city in Alameda County. What started as a modest-sized city of approximately 14,000 residents in 1982 is projected to be the home of 70,000+ residents in the coming years. Money, which dubbed the city the seventh best place to live in the United States, attributes the city’s fast growth to beautiful weather (260 days of sunshine a year), the abundance of recreational activities, and food and shopping. However, while Dublin is an ideal place to live, it does, like every other city across the nation, have some underlying issues. Some of those underlying issues may affect certain members of the population on an emotional level.

Dublin, California, Demographics

Dublin is an affluent city. The median household income is $137, 310, a figure that is 45% greater than the county’s, 91% greater than the state’s, and 127% greater than the nation’s. Where there is a high median household income, however, there is a high cost of living. After the cost of shelter, transportation, food and beverages, healthcare, and utilities, the average household has little more than $25,000 left over to pay off debts, put into savings, or simply have fun. There are also taxes to take into consideration. Personal income tax in the area is as high as 13.3%. The poverty rate in Dublin is 3.6%, which is far lower than that of the U.S. rate of 12.3%.

The gender wage gap is prominent in Dublin. The average male worker earns $122,835 while a female in the same role and with similar experience and qualifications earns just $80,055.

The majority of Dublin workers work in demanding and high-stress fields. For instance, the most common jobs held by residents are in the fields of mathematics, management, computers, administration, and business and financial operations. The most common industries are science and technology, manufacturing, healthcare, retail finance, and insurance.

In terms of diversity, Dublin is very. 41% of residents are White. 36.6% are Asian, 10.1% are Hispanic, 5.81% are Black, and 5.26% are two plus ethnicities.

Factors That May Contribute to Poor Mental Health in Dublin

When you look at income, poverty rates, and diversity, you might think that Dublin residents don’t experience mental problems. However, when you consider factors such as the gender wage gap, high-stress jobs, and the high cost of living, it may be easier to see why so many residents live with emotional disorders.

Many people assume that only those who live in poverty live with mental illness. This assumption is far from inaccurate. Wealth is often associated with an inflated sense of power, which has been linked to both bipolar disorder and narcissism. Moreover, individuals who place a great deal of emphasis on the pursuit of power tend to devalue personal relationships, a fact that can be very damaging in the long term.

The gender wage gap is also a huge issue. According to one report, the ever-present gender wage cap continues to be a huge contributor to the high rates of anxiety and depression in working women. Working women are 2.5 times more likely to experience anxiety than their male counterparts and 1.86% more likely to experience depression. Researchers attribute this mostly to wage inequality.

The high cost of living does not bode well for mental health, either. According to AreaVibes, Dublin’s cost of living index is 185, nearly two times the cost of living index in the U.S. It is significantly greater than California’s index, and California is a decidedly expensive state. The majority of Californians claim that while they do stress about mortgages, taxes, etc., the number of financial stress factors is the everyday costs of living. Dubliners, who have approximately $25,000 in spending money throughout the year, likely stress over buying everything from a gallon of milk to gas to HOA fees.