Jennifer is the clinical supervisor and owner of SFTINC. Jennifer is particularly interested in neurobiology and the power of utilizing this for very effective short-term therapy. She is trained in Brainspotting and helps clients find their highest healing and performance with this innovative technique. Jennifer leads her team of associate therapists in working with children and families through play therapy and cognitive-behavioral therapy. She is dedicated to helping all clients move past difficult times with a greater sense of their strength and abilities. Jennifer received her B.A. in Human Development from Sonoma State University and her M.S. from Dominican University of California.  You will find Jennifer to be intuitive, knowledgeable, and very positive.

Felicia is a client-centered therapist who bases her style on the specific needs of the individual or family.  She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the therapy room.  She enjoys working with children of all ages utilizing play therapy and a strength-based approach  Felicia received her B.A. from Simpson University and her M.A. from California Southern University. In addition, to substitute teaching and classroom experience, Felicia has applicable training in behavior modification for children with special needs and years of experience as a special needs nanny.  Her warmth and understanding puts parents at ease and children can’t wait to see her again each week.

Pongo is excited to join the therapy room with Felicia Adams, MFT at certain times.  He loves people and especially children.  Animal Assisted Therapy can be beneficial to clients including reducing anxiety, increasing a sense of support, increasing self-esteem, and developing social skills. Pongo is an attentive listener and will do any trick for a treat.  He is a certified therapy dog through Canine Companions and has passed the Canine Good Citizen test.  He will bring tail wags and extra fun to the therapy room.

Patrick Armstrong works from both a client-centered model and a cognitive-behavioral focus based on the specific needs of the client. He is well versed in diagnosing and treating mood disorders. Patrick also has extensive experience working with the LGBTQ+ community and specializes in transgender-affirming care, sexual identity, sex issues, life expression, diversity, and non-conformity. Patrick gained his B.A. in Psychology and M.A. in Counseling from Sonoma State University. Patrick has an openness that allows clients to feel comfortable talking about difficult topics and life challenges. You will find that Patrick is authentic, approachable, collaborative, and knowledgeable.

Lucy Olson is bilingual (Spanish)and has extensive experience working with adults and families. She earned her M.A. in Counseling Psychology from the University of San Francisco. Lucy works closely with families to help cultivate successful behaviors and communication. Working with adults, Lucy uses strengths-based and solution-focused modalities, in addition to cognitive behavior therapy and mindfulness. Lucy helps individuals develop the skills and confidence needed to be happy and flourish. You will find Lucy to have a solid skill set and be a joy to work with.

Chelsea is an integrative therapist who is passionate about walking alongside her clients throughout the course of therapy. She uses a CBT approach, focusing on shifting maladaptive behaviors and thought patterns, combined with an integrative style of treatment to fit the needs of the client. She has experience and enjoys working in behavioral modification with children. Chelsea also has a passion for working with adolescents and adults who come to therapy to improve their mood and well-being. Chelsea graduated from Palo Alto University with a B.S. in Psychology and Social Action and Santa Clara University with an M.A. in Counseling Psychology. Chelsea is a compassionate therapist and creates a welcoming space for her clients to feel comfortable and cultivate a well-rounded skill set.

Lorrie is a kind and compassionate therapist who cares deeply about providing a safe place for clients to share their concerns, uncover their strengths, gain new perspectives, and increase their well-being. Lorrie earned her B.A. in Psychology at Dominican University of California and her Master in Social Work at California State University Long Beach.  In her first career, Lorrie supported children and teens in foster care.  Lorrie enjoys working with children and teens, as well as adults and older adults. She has a special interest in working with clients challenged by anxiety, life transitions, loss, relationships/families as well as clients wanting to focus on their self-growth.

Adrienne has valuable experience working with children, adolescents, and couples. She believes in creating a safe and supportive environment where clients feel valued and understood. Adrienne is passionate about supporting individuals facing anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, and neurodivergence. She is also certified as an Autism Informed Therapist. Adrienne holds a Master of Arts in Counseling and Psychology from the University of San Francisco, along with a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies and an Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood Development from Notre Dame de Namur University. Adrienne uses a client-centered approach designed to meet you where you are. By integrating a variety of modalities and techniques, she tailors her guidance to suit your unique needs.

Madison is a caring clinician who strives to provide a safe space for clients to feel heard and valued. She has experience working with young people and their families, exploring issues pertaining to early trauma, attachment, family dynamics, anxiety reduction, increasing self-worth, and healthy relationships. Madison received her B.A in Child Development from San Francisco State University and her M.A. in Counseling Psychology from the University of San Francisco. Madison truly enjoys helping clients and their families build communication skills and feel emotionally equipped for all aspects of their lives. Her empathetic nature, natural listening skills, and compassion make her a capable and supportive clinician.

GiGi is an associate clinical social worker rooted in a deeply relational lens. Her approach is warm, collaborative, and strengths-based. She is passionate about play therapy and art therapy and loves working with children of all ages, youth, and adults. GiGi received her BA in Gender Studies at Portland State University in 2018 and her Master’s in Social Work from Portland State University School of Social Work in 2023. She has since relocated to her home community in Sonoma County and is honored to be able to serve children, youth, and families in her community. GiGi has experience working as a school-based clinician with high school and middle school students and is committed to showing up for her clients compassionately and authentically. You will find that GiGi’s approach is grounded in warmth and compassion and that she is committed to creating a welcoming and accepting environment that allows her clients to feel seen, heard, valued, and supported.