Schedule Virtual Therapy California

Contact Information

PHONE NUMBER

(650) 683-6842

MAILING ADDRESS

PO Box 884
Menlo Park, CA 94026-0884

SESSION LOCATION

One day a week: Virtual therapy via Zoom

One day a week: In-Person therapy (Thursdays)
220 California Ave
Suite 120D
Palo Alto, CA 94306

Directions:
1a) If you park in a 2hr spot on California Ave, walk between building 220 and 230, pass the first staircase on your right, make a right when you see the second staircase, go around the staircase and under the balcony above you. After you go under the balcony, you will find the door to Suite 120 tucked in an alcove, next to Suite 115B.

1b) If you park in a 3 hr spot in the Ted Thompson Parking Garage (behind the building) on Cambridge Ave, use the pedestrian exit to New Mayfield Lane, turn right, and then immediately turn left to walk through the walkway between building 220 and 230. Make a left after the first staircase on your left, go around the staircase and under the balcony above you. After you go under the balcony, you will find the door to Suite 120 tucked in an alcove, next to Suite 115B.

*Use of this Contact form does not create a professional-patient relationship between you and Brightways Psychology.

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Why Brightways Psychology?

Helping families of children with complex medical needs in California and the San Francisco Bay Area rebound from adversity

Mission

Or aim is to encourage individuals to develop a realistic grounded hope in response to unexpected difficult situations. We also seek to improve confidence and resilience that will help make it easier to face continued uncertainty, to make difficult decisions, and to experience meaning with loved ones.

Values

Although we strongly wish no one had to experience adversity or unexpected and traumatic events, we strongly believe that with support the human spirit can become incredibly resilient.

Having a safe space to process negative experiences can allow a valuable new perspective to develop. Processing negative experiences can improve the ability to cope with the immediate emotional and physiological effects of stress.

The world is filled with challenges; however, with an open mind and the confidence to move forward, old dreams can be released and a hope grounded in reality can create a meaningful new future.

If you would like to engage in virtual therapy (for families in California) or in-person therapy (for families on the Peninsula in the San Francisco Bay Area), feel free to reach out and set up a free 15-minute consultation