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OUR PRACTICE
Meet the therapists walking alongside you.Our practice welcomes carefully-mentored associate therapists. I've been practicing as a Marriage and Family Therapist since 2014, and I take pride in helping new therapists grow — in clinical skill, in warmth, and in the quiet confidence that supports meaningful client work. Each associate is supervised personally by me.
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Supervised by Sophie Marchand, LMFT #113187
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AMFT #126183
Gina Moreno, AMFTTrauma-Informed · EMDR Therapist
As a trained EMDR therapist, Gina integrates EMDR, somatic interventions, and nervous system regulation to help clients access meaningful, lasting change. She draws on EMDR, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and attachment-based interventions to help clients process difficult memories, regulate emotions, and build healthier relationships with themselves and others.
Gina has extensive experience with trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, addiction and sex addiction, infidelity, open relationships and non-monogamy, complex trauma, mood disorders, dual diagnosis, couples, complex family dynamics, sexual abuse, and co-parent counseling. She has led PHP and IOP groups for adolescents and adults with high-acuity needs. A Bay Area native, Gina has spent more than a decade walking alongside families through significant emotional and developmental transitions. Clients describe her as empathetic, skilled, and deeply attuned to trauma recovery — patient, respectful, and unwavering in support. Her approach is nurturing, steady, and culturally informed. Gina has trained with leading experts in EMDR and Addiction and is an active member of IITAP and EMDRIA. She is currently pursuing EMDRIA certification and completing advanced training toward becoming a CSAT. |
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Supervised by Sophie Marchand, LMFT #113187
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AMFT #126183
Gina Moreno, AMFTTrauma-Informed · EMDR Therapist
As a trained EMDR therapist, Gina integrates EMDR, somatic interventions, and nervous system regulation to help clients access meaningful, lasting change. She draws on EMDR, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and attachment-based interventions to help clients process difficult memories, regulate emotions, and build healthier relationships with themselves and others.
Gina has extensive experience with trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, addiction and sex addiction, infidelity, open relationships and non-monogamy, complex trauma, mood disorders, dual diagnosis, couples, complex family dynamics, sexual abuse, and co-parent counseling. She has led PHP and IOP groups for adolescents and adults with high-acuity needs. A Bay Area native, Gina has spent more than a decade walking alongside families through significant emotional and developmental transitions. Clients describe her as empathetic, skilled, and deeply attuned to trauma recovery — patient, respectful, and unwavering in support. Her approach is nurturing, steady, and culturally informed. Gina has trained with leading experts in EMDR and Addiction and is an active member of IITAP and EMDRIA. She is currently pursuing EMDRIA certification and completing advanced training toward becoming a CSAT. |
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FOR THERAPISTS
Now interviewing associate therapists. |
Are you seeking supervision while you complete hours for MFT, PCC, or Social Work licensure? I encourage you to reach out so we can get to know each other and see if I'm the right fit for your training goals.
You'll learn clinical best practices, develop marketing skills, and start building your own practice on the way to licensure. You'll also receive support as you examine and work through any personal blocks that arise in your work. My style is encouraging, supportive, and collaborative. My theoretical approaches are mainly drawn from humanistic and psychodynamic theories. I look forward to hearing from you. |
TAKE THE FIRST STEP
Reaching out is the first step — I'll walk with you from there.
Whether you're navigating anxiety, grief, a relationship, or a season of feeling stuck, therapy offers space to be heard, understood, and gently understood again.
TAKE THE FIRST STEP
Reaching out is the first step — I'll walk with you from there.
Whether you're navigating anxiety, grief, a relationship, or a season of feeling stuck, therapy offers space to be heard, understood, and gently understood again.