Carly Earnshaw, Therapist, San Francisco, California, 94122, CA

Carly Earnshaw, MFT

Therapist

I help people to increase their sense of power, agency and control while decreasing feelings of anxiety, self-hatred, guilt or shame. I strive to create an environment that feels supportive and safe.

Carly Earnshaw Practice Specialty

Client Focus

Age Specialty: Adolescents, Adults
Session Format: Individual
Treatment Approach: Psychodynamic

Practice Details

Name: Carly Earnshaw, MFT
Therapist Type: Therapist
Gender: Female
Fees: Sliding Scale
Accepts Insurance: No
Company: Sunset Psychotherapy
License #: 49826
License State: CA
Years in Practice: 6
Education: I earned my Masters degree in Clinical Psychology from New College of California in 2006.

Office

946 Irving St.
San Francisco, California 94122
United States

Hours of work

Tuesday 1:00pm - 8pm
Thursday 1:00pm - 8pm
Friday 1:00pm - 7pm
Saturday 1:00pm - 7pm
Sunday 1:00pm - 7pm

Map

Driving Directions

My office is located at 10th and Irving St. in the Inner Sunset, just off the N-Judah line.

Carly Earnshaw Practice Description

I provide a space free of distractions in order to focus clearly and deeply on the issues that are bringing you to therapy. Some people are seeking resolution to a specific problem, such as difficulty in love, past trauma, conflict with parents or crippling feelings of sadness and guilt. Others come to therapy to uncover their truest selves--to create purpose and meaning, to strive for the most satisfying life possible.

Most of the people with whom I work are interested in improving the quality of relationships in their lives. I have helped many people who initially came to therapy with thoughts about suicide along with intense feelings of sadness, anxiety and guilt. I also frequently work with people who have experienced abuse.

I offer daytime, evening and weekend hours in my office located in the Inner Sunset district of San Francisco, one block from the N-Judah and multiple bus lines. Please see my website for more details. If you have questions, please ask! I look forward to hearing from you.