Eureka Center for Psychotherapy

Therapy for Real Life and Relationships

Therapy for Individuals & Couples in San Francisco

You may be used to handling a lot — staying on top of work, anticipating what needs attention, being dependable in relationships, and figuring things out on your own. But it can get harder to switch off. Dating can become exhausting. The same relationship problems can keep resurfacing. You may feel lonely even around other people, or wonder why a life that looks pretty good from the outside doesn’t feel the way you expected it to.

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Across Califonia

In San Francisco

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Therapy at Eureka

Grounded in contemporary attachment science, mindfulness, and a deep respect for people’s capacity for growth, therapy at Eureka pays attention to the patterns that keep repeating — in relationships, in the ways we protect ourselves, and in the places where life has become harder to navigate. The work creates room to understand those patterns more fully and for new and lasting possibilities to take shape.

Individual Psychotherapy

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For anxiety that’s hard to switch off, loneliness, self-criticism, grief, relationship patterns, and times when you feel stuck or unmoored.

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Couples and Relationship Therapy

For relationships caught in recurring conflict, growing distance, changes in intimacy, or problems that have become difficult to navigate together.

For experiences that can become easier to understand in connection with other people — including belonging, relationships, identity, grief, and shared life transitions.

Groups

How to Begin

A simple path from first contact to your first session.

Reach Out

Have a clinician in mind? Contact them directly. Not sure who might be a good fit? Tell us a little about what you’re looking for and we’ll help connect you with someone.

You’ll start with a 20–30 minute phone or video consultation to talk about what brings you in, ask questions, and consider together whether Eureka — and a clinician on our team — feels like a good fit.

Therapy typically begins with weekly, 50-minute sessions. Based on fit and availability, you and your clinician will find a regular time to meet, either in person or by telehealth.