THERAPISTS IN WALNUT CREEK

The right connection
can make room for change.

Meet the people who will meet you with care.
Each therapist brings their own experience and a shared commitment to understanding yours.

Get to know us
Cole Portocarrero

ASSOCIATE THERAPIST

Cole Portocarrero

AMFT · AMFT #157783

A collaborative, person-centered approach, informed by attachment, mindfulness, and the belief that your experience deserves to be understood.

Cole supports people navigating trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, parenting, and questions of identity. Cole’s work makes room for the whole person and the relationships that shape them.

MA in Counseling, Saint Mary’s College of California. BA in American Studies, UC Berkeley.

Supervised by Rachel Schulz, LMFT #143949

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Monica Moore

ASSOCIATE THERAPIST

Monica Moore

AMFT · AMFT #164954

Compassionate care that brings a background in neuroscience to understanding your emotions, relationships, and lived experience.

Monica works with teenagers, adults, couples, and families. Her approach draws on IFS, ACT, EFT, CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and somatic work to meet each person’s needs.

PhD in Immunology and Microbiology, with a previous career in neuroscience at UCSF.

Supervised by Rachel Schulz, LMFT #143949

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Jen Blau

ASSOCIATE THERAPIST

Jen Blau

AMFT, APCC · AMFT #164413

A strengths-based, trauma-informed space for teens, adults, and couples to explore what feels difficult and discover what comes next.

Jen supports concerns including anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD, perfectionism, trauma, eating concerns, and family conflict. Her work combines a person-centered perspective with CBT-informed tools and mindfulness.

Supervised by Rachel Schulz, LMFT #143949

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CLINICAL SUPERVISION

Supported by experience.
Connected through care.

Rachel Schulz leads the team’s clinical supervision and brings a collaborative, values-centered perspective to the practice.

Meet Rachel

WHEN YOU’RE READY

Every new chapter
starts somewhere.

You don’t need the perfect words.
A simple introduction is a good place to begin.

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