In addition to providing clinical intervention for his individual caseload of clients, George Kolcun, MFT supervises a team of talented therapists.  Weekly supervision is provided to discuss case formulation, specific intervention techniques and all other aspects of client care. 

Kim Krummel, AMFT

Kim meets clients where they are, providing integrative psychotherapy to best meet each individual’s needs. Kim's approach is collaborative, attachment- and strengths-based, trauma-informed, and psychodynamic.

Kim has experience treating a variety of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, addiction, relationship/family issues, stress, and low self-esteem. Kim incorporates her training in internal family systems, trauma-focused CBT, motivational interviewing, and mindfulness into her work. A strength of hers is forming a strong therapeutic alliance with clients of all backgrounds, cultures, ages, identities, orientations, beliefs, and abilities. Kim’s previous experience as a hotline volunteer for parents (Safe and Sound; Family Paths), and life experiences as a coach, teacher, and parent, inform her work with children, teens, individuals, and families.

Kim earned her MA in Counseling Psychology from The Wright Institute in Berkeley in 2020, and was a clinician at Haight Ashbury Psychological Services in San Francisco most recently. Prior to her therapeutic work, Kim was an educational book editor, helping authors express themselves, to teach others through writing. She deeply believes that we all have a story to share, and, in the telling, can find a path towards healing, towards an integrated self. Kim has lived and worked in a number of other countries, and now resides in San Francisco, raising two teenagers, and finding great joy in serving the community she lives in.

Please contact Kim for a complimentary 20 minute phone consultation at (415) 430-7108 or email her at kkrummelamft@gmail.com.

Amanda Grumet, AMFT

Amanda sees herself as an ally and supporter to her clients in their journey toward self-understanding and living their most fulfilling lives. All human beings are constantly changing and adapting to new circumstances and we all need support at times to navigate challenges in relationships or new experiences and to nurture our continued evolution. 

Amanda received her Master’s in Psychology from the Wright Institute in Berkeley, CA, and specializes in treating couples, families and individuals. She is trained in EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy), an evidenced-based intervention for couples. Amanda is also experienced in family therapy and enjoys working with multiple members of a family as well as multiple generations in a family system. Amanda specializes in fertility counseling and the post-partum adjustment of couples to the birth of a new baby.  She also does pre-marital counseling to prepare couples for marriage.  She is particularly interested in cultural challenges couples face when having different ethnic, racial or religious identities.

Before becoming a therapist, Amanda worked in schools in NYC and San Francisco as a Literacy and Arts consultant and crisis counselor. She has worked with every grade level from kindergarten to university, and really enjoys helping teenagers and young adults find their passions in life.  Amanda speaks conversational Spanish, Italian, French and Swedish, and is sensitive to multicultural dynamics in relationships and to idiomatic and cultural nuances. Amanda lives in San Francisco with her husband and two children.

Amanda uses an integrated approach to counseling which incorporates the following modalities:

• EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy)

• Psychodynamic

• Fertility and Postpartum Counseling

• CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)

• Attachment Based

• Family Systems

• Culturally Sensitive

Please contact Amanda for a complimentary 20-minute phone consultation at (415) 617-5726 or email her at amandagtherapist@gmail.com

Natalie Blum-Ross, AMFT

Natalie is dedicated to building safe and collaborative relationships with her clients, which she views as the foundation for effective psychotherapy. Her integrative, relational approach helps clients understand their emotional patterns and develop more fulfilling relationships in their own lives.

Natalie’s warm and accepting style animates her work with clients facing a range of challenges including: depression, anxiety, relationship conflict, trauma, ADHD, minority stress, low self-esteem, obsessional thoughts, substance abuse, grief and loss, identity development, and parenting/care-giver stress. She works with adolescents, adults, and couples.

Natalie’s clinical practice is psychodynamic, systems-oriented, and culturally-responsive . Additionally, she incorporates evidence-based techniques from Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. She is trained in Emotionally-Focused Therapy — an evidence-based, attachment-oriented approach that guides her work with couples.

Natalie earned her Master's degree in counseling psychology from The Wright Institute in Berkeley. Before becoming a therapist, she earned a PhD in history from New York University. Her academic training lends intellectual rigor to her current work with therapy clients.

In addition to private practice, Natalie is an associate therapist at a Catholic high school in Oakland, California, where she also teaches Health and Wellness Leadership. When she is not at work, Natalie loves to garden and watch movies with her kids.

Please contact Natalie for a complimentary 20-minute phone consultation at ‪(510) 545-9031‬ or email her at natalieblumross@gmail.com