 We are thrilled to welcome Molly Neach to the Oak Creek Relational Counseling Center in Pleasant Hill, California, as our newest Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) Trainee. Molly brings a deep passion for helping individuals navigate life’s challenges with empathy and understanding. Her approach is grounded in the belief that every person deserves a supportive, non-judgmental space to express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Molly’s therapeutic style is a blend of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and person-centered therapy. She tailors each session to meet the unique needs of her clients, aiming to uncover the strengths that will empower them to overcome obstacles. Whether you’re facing anxiety, depression, grief, or relationship issues, or simply need a space to process your emotions, Molly is dedicated to walking alongside you on your journey toward healing and growth. “Life can often feel overwhelming, and finding the right path forward might seem difficult,” Molly shares. “Through therapy, I aim to assist you in identifying the obstacles that stand in your way and developing practical strategies to move past them.” Please join us in welcoming Molly Neach to our community. We look forward to the positive impact she will make in the lives of our clients and the continued growth of Oak Creek Relational Counseling Center. Molly is supervised by Stephen Polin, LMFT #7861 If you are experiencing an emergency or are in crisis: please call 988, 911 or call Crisis Support Support Services at 1-800-309-2131. To speak to one of our therapists about our counseling services and to schedule an appointment, please choose one of the following options. A therapist will contact you within two business days.
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Our therapists place a high value on the dignity and worth of all people. We embrace the richness brought by identities and expressions at the intersections of ethnicity, race, nationality, sexual/affectional orientation, gender, size, age, physical and mental abilities, religion/spirituality, socioeconomic status, and immigration status. We also recognize the immense impact that systemic racism and oppression have on mental health and well-being. In this spirit, we strive to foster cultural humility through ongoing training and professional development.
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