Individual, Relationship & Family Therapy in San Francisco

Reconnect with what matters most.

For adults, teens, relationships, families, LGBTQ+ people navigating grief, trauma, or disconnection.
In-person in SF Bay Area and virtually across California.

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you can function better and feel better.

Family dynamics. Relationship tension. Parenting that leaves you on edge. Burnout from work that once felt meaningful. Cycles of addiction or grief that won’t loosen their grip. Maybe you're holding it all together (barely) and wondering what happened to your sense of purpose, connection, or clarity.

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move toward repair and wholeness.

I offer relational psychotherapy, grounded in somatic wisdom and systems thinking. Together, we make space for healing and clarity about what matters most: in your life, your relationships, your work, and your sense of self. It’s not about forcing yourself to change. That never works. It’s about letting go of what no longer serves you, and living more of your purpose and vision.

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Emily Webb

M.A., M.Div.  (she/her)

I became a therapist after years spent listening closely to people’s stories as a community organizer and hospice chaplain. My own life path has moved through multiple career shifts, marriage, postpartum challenges, parenting, divorce, coming out, and carving out my own path in mental health recovery. All of this informs how I accompany people now.

Healing is possible within us, between people, among communities, and across the living systems we belong to. My work is shaped by liberation movements for racial, economic, gender and environmental justice.

I’m not here to fix you. I’m here to be with you in what’s real, to hold space for the questions that may not have quick answers, and listen for what is true beneath the noise.

My Specialties

Couples / Families / Teens Parenting / MATernal health Burnout / Grief + illness LGBTQ+ / Religious + spiritual trauma / addiction Recovery

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Individual Therapy

In-person sessions for adults and teens in Oakland. We’ll talk about what’s showing up and move at a pace that makes sense for you.

$180 | 50 minutes*
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Couples / Family Therapy

In-person sessions for couples and families in Oakland. For when things feel tense, stuck, or disconnected, we’ll work to move forward.

$250 | 90 minutes*
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Online Therapy

Virtual sessions for individuals, couples, and families anywhere in California. The same care, just from your space, on your schedule.

$180 | 50 minutes*
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FAQ

  • ・Individual Therapy — $180 (50 minutes)
    ・Couples / Family Therapy — $250 (90 minutes)
    ・Online Therapy — $180 (50 minutes)

  • Yes. I’m in network with:
    ・UHC / Optum・Carelon・Aetna & Aetna EAP・Telus Health EAP

    If you’re using an insurance plan I don’t accept directly, I can provide a monthly superbill for possible reimbursement.

  • Yes, I see clients in person at my Oakland office in the East Bay, and I also work with individuals, couples, and families anywhere in California through secure video sessions. You can choose what works best for your needs.

  • Relationship therapy (also called couples therapy) offers a space to communicate more honestly, move through conflict, and rebuild trust. I work with all types of partnerships including people navigating separation, co-parenting, or blending families. Whether you’re trying to repair, redefine, or reconnect, we’ll work together to create more clarity and connection.

  • Family therapy focuses on how your family functions as a system. It’s not about blaming one person; it’s about noticing the patterns that shape your relationships and finding new ways forward together. Whether you’re navigating parenting challenges, big life transitions, or ongoing disconnection, family therapy can offer insight, tools, and support for healing across generations.

  • Teenagers don’t need to be “fixed.” But they do need space to feel seen and heard. I offer therapy for teens navigating anxiety, identity questions, family tension, or school stress, and I work with parents, too. Together, we can improve communication, rebuild trust, and create a home environment that supports everyone’s growth.

  • Yes. I specialize in helping clients heal from religious harm. Whether from high-control communities, purity culture, or spiritual experiences that left you feeling ashamed or silenced. This work is grounded in your pace, your story, and your wisdom. You don’t have to carry it alone.

  • Absolutely. I offer affirming, relational therapy for queer and trans clients — including people coming out later in life, exploring identity, or navigating family dynamics. My work is informed by lived experience, and I create space where you don’t have to explain who you are.

  • Yes. I work with parents and families navigating the emotional, logistical, and relational shifts that come with divorce, separation, and stepfamily transitions. Whether you're building a new structure or grieving an old one, therapy can support you in moving forward with clarity and care.

  • I hold a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from The Wright Institute, a Master of Divinity from Starr King School for the Ministry, and a Bachelor of Science in Anthropology and Sociology from Lewis & Clark College.

    Additional training includes:
    ・Family systems therapy
    ・Relationship and couples therapy
    ・Trauma-informed care