Hopman Catherine E PHD — Psychologist in San Francisco, CA
Address1801 Bush St #115 CA, San Francisco, CA 94109
Phone+1415-440-0453
Websitebayareatherapy.net
Catherine E. Hopman, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist practicing in San Francisco, California. She offers individual adult therapy, couples therapy, and geriatric therapy. Dr. Hopman has 24 years of experience providing psychotherapy for depression, grief, anxiety, and issues related to work or relationships. She specializes in treating loss and grief, and working with the elderly. Her approach focuses on increasing awareness to help clients make conscious decisions and gain perspective on their challenges. She aims to help clients understand the causes of their suffering and move forward to feel more in charge of their lives. Dr. Hopman is also fluent in German.
Best for
- Adults experiencing depression
- Individuals dealing with grief
- Couples with relationship issues
- Elderly clients
| Key services | Individual adult therapy, Couples therapy, Geriatric therapy, Virtual sessions, Self-pay options |
| Languages | German |
| Tags | psychologist, individual therapy, couples therapy, geriatric therapy, depression, anxiety, grief, san francisco, german speaking |
Location
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