ABOUT BETH:

Beth is a trauma-informed therapist, wife, mother, pet lover, writer at heart, and a lover
of music, nature, sunshine, and activities outdoors.

Beth launched her second career as a therapist, following an incredible transformation
and healing journey in her own life, and a calling into the ministry & profession that has
always held a place in her heart.

Through her own healing & therapeutic journey, she’s learned the immense value of
having a safe place to share your story, to be welcomed with warmth, compassion, non-
judgement, and a caring heart – by a trained and professional therapist.

With great success, she completed her first career of over twenty years, where she had
the privilege of working as a business partner with top notch CEO’s, Chief Executives,
and C-Suite Leaders – across an array of diverse sectors, from emerging fintech
startups to multinational corporations with staff exceeding 12,000. In that time, she
leveraged lessons of organizational psychology, leadership psychology, and served as
an executive & leadership support, manager, coach, and business partner.

In addition to seeing clients at CCC: both remotely (via teletherapy), as well as in
person (in offices throughout the bay area), Beth has also previously provided therapy
for adolescents – at local Christian High School’s. She has served as a leader in
ministry and churches, enjoys sharing therapeutic expertise in public speaking
engagements, and has enjoyed providing therapeutic services to leaders in Christian
ministries. Beth has a heart to offer Christian therapeutic workshops, group therapy,
conferences & retreats to those seeking transformation, as those doors open &
opportunity unfolds.

Beth’s passion & desire is to support & provide therapeutic expertise to individuals,
adolescents, children, couples, and families – who have been impacted by trauma or
complex trauma, and may have paradoxical stories of heartbreak, loss, or brokenness
in their lives – like families or partners who loved, but were, or are, struggling with
dysfunction or unhealthy interactional patterns.

Additionally, Beth help’s people change unhealthy behaviors, thoughts, communication
patterns – that were learned as a means of survival at one point, but eventually, no
longer are beneficial in one’s life.

She believes in rewriting narratives, instilling, and nurturing healthier habits that
promote a successful future, teaches new coping skills, provides therapeutic insights,
and believes that true change, hope, peace, and happiness are within reach.

Beth would love to work with you today and invites you to begin a transformational
journey that could change the rest of your life.

Reach out to Beth via the website (Contact Beth Form).

She looks forward to meeting you.