Achieving Wellness Through Behavioral Health Solutions —

  • Counseling / Therapy
  • Case Management / Care Coordination
  • Consulting

About Us

Combining years of clinical, administrative, supervisory, operational, and fiscal knowledge, Peninsula Counseling and Consulting proudly serves the community by identifying and implementing behavioral health solutions. 

Specializing in: 

Counseling / therapy for children, adolescents, and adults who seek compassionate and evidence-based care to navigate life stressors and transitions, relationships, anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, substance misuse, and related symptoms.

Care Coordination / Case Management for individuals and their loved ones with severe and persistent mental illness (e.g., Depression, Bipolar, Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder and other forms of psychosis).

How can we help?

Counseling / Therapy

Incorporating a trauma-informed, non-judgmental, strengths-based approach using Evidence-Based Practices.

Case Management / Care Coordination

Promoting physical and behavioral health wellness through integrated care and linkage to robust community resources.

Consulting

Providing expert advice to help grow, enhance, and thrive the quality of your healthcare business.

Telehealth

Web-Based Services

Peninsula Counseling & Consulting is able to provide all of its services in a virtual platform.  Telehealth therapy services are available to those located in California, New York, Florida, North Carolina, Illinois, Colorado, Virginia, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Indiana, and in-person therapy to those who are located in the San Francisco Bay Area.

With an easy to use, free, and HIPAA-compliant secure platform, virtual services ensure ongoing access, reduce travel time, and provide maximum flexibility for service delivery.

The Blog

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Shame, Fear, and the Path to Self-Compassion

Shame is one of the most powerful—and often most hidden—emotions people experience. Unlike guilt, which is tied to specific behaviors (“I did something wrong”), shame tends to shape identity (“There is something...

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