Equine-Assisted Therapy (Horse Therapy) Therapists in Berkeley, CA

I have been in practice for almost 20 years. I am a wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend and business owner who uses all my relationship experiences, both professional and personal to bring compassion, patience, and a desire to help into the therapy space. I have my masters degree from seminary, which gives me the ability to incorporate faith and existential matters into the therapy practice. My faith is very important to me and allows me the perspective of seeing each client's value and purpose here more clearly.

Life brings a mix of growth, challenge, and transformation that we are not meant to navigate alone. My passion is supporting clients through a holistic, mind-body approach that honors the connection between emotional and physical wellbeing. It would be an honor to walk alongside you as you move toward a healthier, more grounded, and connected version of yourself.

The focus of my practice is to facilitate the client's self-concept and self-esteem. Issues include anger management; addictions; depression; sexual assault/domestic violence; PTSD; career counseling; and multicultural and diverse populations, among others. I am also a State of Nevada Approved Primary and Secondary Supervisor for Marriage & Family Therapy and Clinical Professional Counselor Interns.

Berkeley is home to the University of California, Berkeley—one of the world's great public research universities—and has a progressive, intellectually vibrant character and a community culture that is among the most therapy-positive in the United States, with an unusually high density of licensed therapists relative to population. The university's health services include counseling for enrolled students, and the academic and activist culture of Berkeley creates specific mental health pressures around perfectionism, imposter syndrome, political engagement, and the burnout of sustained social activism. The city's housing market is among the most expensive in the country, and financial precarity is a significant stressor for students, artists, and workers who value Berkeley but struggle to afford it. Common therapy concerns include academic stress, activist burnout, identity and social justice, anxiety, depression, and the complex emotional experience of living in a place with deeply held ideals about equity alongside the daily reality of inequality.

Gender ID

100%

Female

Session Type

100%

In Person and Online

Top Specialties

100%	Depression
100%	Relationship and Marriage Counseling
100%	Trauma and PTSD
67%	ADHD
67%	Anxiety or Fears
67%	Divorce
67%	Infertility or Adoption

Ages Served

100%	Adult
100%	Senior
67%	Teen
67%	Young Adult
33%	Children

Client Focus

100%	Women
67%	Christian
67%	LGBTQ+
67%	Military / Veterans
33%	Asian

Equine-Assisted Therapy (Horse Therapy) therapists in Berkeley, CA

Amy Price, AMP Family Therapy Inc.

Stephanie A. Carson

Dr. Vicki D. Coleman (Dr. Vicki), The Coleman Group PLLC & The Anger Doctor