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  • Tessamarie Capitolo's picture
    Tessamarie Capitolo

    Tessamarie Capitolo, MFT, CST-T, is an analytic psychotherapist and a Teaching Member of Sandplay Therapists of America with a private practice in the Bay Area. Trained in Switzerland and California in Jungian and Sandplay therapy for the past 30 years, she co-founded the Child Therapy Institute of Marin, a non-profit training agency serving diverse populations. She has taught nationally and internationally and has published several articles in the Journal of Sandplay Therapy. 

  • Kristen Carey

    Kristen Carey, Psy.D., is in private practice in San Francisco and Oakland, where she sees children, adolescents, and adults. She also teaches at the Access Institute and supervises clinicians in training at the Ann Martin Center in Oakland. She co-founded Kids Connect, a bereavement group therapy program for children who have lost a parent or sibling.

  • Peter Carnochan

    Peter Carnochan, Ph.D., is a graduate of and faculty for PINC. He has written a book — Looking for Ground: Countertransference and the Problem of Value in Psychoanalysis (2001) — and numerous papers on analytic theory and technique. A senior consultant to early childhood mental health in Richmond, Dr. Carnochan has a private practice in San Francisco.

  • Robert A. Carrere

    Robert Carrere, Ph.D., ABPP, is board certified in psychoanalytic psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology. He is faculty, supervising and personal analyst, and Board director at PINC. Dr. Carrere is in full-time analytic practice in San Francisco specializing in process consultation groups for therapists and analysts.

  • Margo Chapin

    Margo Chapin, MFT, is a faculty member and a supervising and training analyst at SFCP. Ms. Chapin has a private practice in Oakland, and she leads several ongoing study groups for clinicians in the Bay Area.

  • Stephanie Chen

    Stephanie Z. Chen, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and faculty at the Wright Institute. As a bicultural psychologist, she addresses race, gender, immigration, acculturation, and the tension of navigating between conflicting worlds. Her interests include ethnic/cultural identity formation and the integration of relational psychodynamic theories with a multicultural, social justice lens.

  • German Cheung

    German Cheung, Psy.D., is a bilingual and bicultural psychologist and works psychoanalytically with children and adults in private practice. He trained at Richmond Area Multi-Services, Inc. (RAMS), where for eight years he supervised trainees, post-doctoral candidates, and staff. Dr. Cheung also provides clinical consultation for therapists and organizations in the Bay Area and Hong Kong.

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    Lani Chow

    Lani Chow, Ph.D., has been the Program Chair of the Psychology Doctoral Program since 2017 and she was the program’s Director of Clinical Training from 2014-2017. She has been the Director of the Psychological Services Center since 2008. Dr. Chow is a founding member of Reflective Spaces/Material Places and is a core seminar member of the Community Psychoanalysis Project at PINC. She maintains a practice in San Francisco.

  • Annette Clarke

    Trinidad-born, Brooklyn-raised, California-dreamin'! Dr. Annette V. Clarke is a licensed clinical psychologist with specializations in serious mental illness, diversity and community mental health, immigration and acculturation, mindfulness and meditation, and body positivity. Dr. Clarke earned her Ph.D. and M.S. degrees in Clinical Psychology at Palo Alto University. She holds an M.A. in Psychology with a concentration in Mental Health and Substance Use Counseling from The New School for Social Research and a B.A.

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    Gregory Clinton

    Greg Clinton, Ph.D., a past president of NCSPP, is a psychologist with a specialty in Internet porn addiction. He maintains a private practice in San Francisco, where he sees adults in individual and couples therapy.

  • John P. Conger

    John Conger, Ph.D., is an international trainer in bioenergetic analysis and a psychoanalyst. The author of Jung and Reich: The Body as Shadow (1988) and The Body in Recovery: Somatic Psychotherapy and The Self (1994), Dr. Conger teaches locally and maintains a private practice in Berkeley.
     

  • Rachel Cooke

    Rachel Cooke, Psy.D., is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Oakland and San Francisco. A founding member of the Psychoanalytic Couple Psychotherapy Group (PCPG), she has taught courses in psychoanalytic couple therapy at various training programs in the Bay Area. Her discussion of Stanley Ruszczynski's paper, “Couples on the Couch,” is published in a book of the same name (Routledge, 2017), edited by PCPG colleagues Shelley Nathans and Milton Schaefer. Dr. Cooke sees couples and individuals and provides consultation.

  • Cate Corcoran's picture
    Cate Corcoran

    Cate Corcoran, Psy.D., has a private practice serving adults in downtown San Francisco. She has a focus on psychoanalytic psychotherapy addressing patient’s work lives and health-related issues, as well as maintaining a specialty of working with the elderly.

  • Candis Cousins

    Candis Cousins, Ph.D., is a psychoanalytic psychologist who has published articles on clinical work with parents and lectured on the impact of parents’ relationship on child development. Dr. Cousins recently completed the Psychoanalytic Couple Psychotherapy Group three-year training program and is on the editorial board of fort da. She is in private practice in Oakland.

  • Reyna Cowan

    Reyna Cowan, Psy.D., LCSW, is a psychoanalyst, a personal and supervising analyst at PINC, and is on faculty at both PINC and SFCP. She teaches widely throughout the Bay Area and has a private practice in Oakland, where she works with adults, couples, adolescents, and children.

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    David Cushman

    David Cushman, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist. He is a core faculty member of the PsyD program at CIIS and has a private practice in Oakland where he sees children, teens, adults and couples. He worked in community settings for several years and has written and published on community mental health from a psychoanalytic perspective.

  • Shawnee Cuzzillo

    Shawnee Cuzzillo, Ph.D., is a psychoanalytically oriented psychologist, seeing individuals and couples in private practice. A graduate of UC Berkeley, MIT, The Wright Institute, and the PCPG training program, Dr. Cuzzillo teaches and supervises at the graduate level, and maintains an active art practice in her time outside the consulting room.