Ruth Ammann

Mrs. Ammann earned her diploma in architecture from the ETH Zürich, the leading Swiss institution of higher education in the technical and natural sciences. Their Department of Architecture is one of the most highly regarded faculties of architecture in the world. She has lectured internationally on the relationship between architecture and psychology – the interaction […]

Steven Zemmelman

Steve is a Jungian psychoanalsyt practicing in San Francisco and Berkeley since 1984, working with adults, couples, children and adolescents. Concurrent with his clinical practice he has taught at the School of Social Welfare at the University of California at Berkeley and the Child and Adolescent Training Program in the Department of Psychiatry at the […]

Katy Wray

Psychotherapy can be helpful when you are struggling with something specific, or when you are feeling concerned about where your life is going in general. There may be patterns that you tend to repeat and wish to change. Common concerns include relationships, career, family, creativity, addictions, anxiety, depression, and childhood trauma. Through therapy, a deeper […]

Scott Wirth

Dr. Scott Wirth is a practicing psychologist who received a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from Union Graduate School in 1976 and licensure from the State of California in 1978. During 1975 Wirth applied to and was accepted for a graduate internship with Operation Concern where he remained on staff until 1980. Founded in 1974, Operation […]

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