Margaret Boucher, Psy.D.
Supervisor & Licensed Clinical Psychologist (CA License 26480)
Hi, I’m Margaret Boucher. I’m a licensed clinical psychologist in California, providing therapy to adults, families, and children, as well as supervision and consultation for professionals. I take a depth-oriented approach that honors both conscious and unconscious processes and is deeply attentive to the ways relationships shape our development and growth.
My approach is warm, curious and engaged. I work from a liberatory lens that honors the many personal, familial, and cultural experiences that shape who we are, while acknowledging the larger systemic forces that impact us all in unique ways. In embracing the transpersonal, I also attend to how people experience meaning, connection, and growth beyond the ordinary sense of self. My practice is LGBTQ+ inclusive and welcoming of clients across diverse relationship structures and expressions of sexuality.
I earned my Master’s from Columbia University and my doctorate from the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), where I also serve as an Associate Professor. I am continually inspired by what becomes possible in the co-created, relational space of therapy, teaching, and supervision, and my work is enriched by my own relationships and community.
Who comes to see me?
I work with people navigating depression, anxiety, childhood trauma, life transitions, identity exploration, relationship challenges, grief, pregnancy loss, parenting support, and other concerns.
Languages
English
Location of services
Virtual for clients residing in California
Availability
Currently full
waitlist open
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Tiffany Pham, Psy.D.
Postdoctoral Fellow (CA - 94029308)
Dr. Tiffany Pham works with children, adolescents, and adults in a holistic and integrative way. Drawing from client-centered, attachment-based, psychodynamic, somatic, and mindfulness approaches, she helps clients navigate challenges such as trauma, identity development, relationships, self-esteem, anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions.
Tiffany is passionate about exploring the intersectionality of identity and the dynamics within the therapeutic relationship. She is especially attuned to the complexities of balancing multiple roles and identities, recognizing the courage it takes to seek support in the midst of life’s demands. She is a compassionate and relational therapist, believing in the transformative power of connection and is honored to walk alongside her clients as they uncover their unique paths toward healing, self-discovery, and growth.
Languages
English
Location of services
Virtual for clients residing in California
Availability
Currently open
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Samyuktha Hari, Psy.D.
Postdoctoral Fellow (CA - 94028297)
I am a trauma-informed therapist with extensive experience supporting individuals, women, and families navigating life transitions, identity challenges, and the complexities of cultural adjustment. I work in both English and Spanish and integrate Eastern and Western wisdom traditions in my approach. I am trained at the San Francisco Jung Institute, and I hold a deep respect for the inner wisdom that guides each person’s healing process.
I view each client within their unique cultural and social context and take a holistic approach that bridges body and mind. Through a collaborative and attuned therapeutic relationship, I support clients in exploring what feels true and right for them, fostering greater clarity, connection, and self-understanding.
Languages
English & Spanish
Location of services
In person in San Francisco.
Virtual for clients residing in California
Availability
Currently open
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Evi Ellias
Psychological Associate (CA - 94028122)
As a depth therapist, I believe many of our struggles — in relationships, at work, in how we understand ourselves — stem from unconscious patterns we did not choose and often cannot fully see. Working with individuals and couples, I draw on relational, psychodynamic, and Jungian approaches, including dream work, to help clients come to know the parts of themselves they have repressed or set aside.
Much of my work centers on how early relationships and attachment experiences continue to shape the ways we love, protect ourselves, and connect with others. I help clients recognize the old defenses and unresolved conflicts that surface in these patterns, and support them in building new, healthier ways of relating. At the core of this process is the therapeutic relationship itself: a steady, honest space where clients can move toward greater self-compassion and a life that feels more fully their own.
Languages
English
Location of services
In person - Echo Park, Los Angeles
Virtual for clients residing in California
Availability
Currently on leave, accepting new patients in the New Year
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