Michael Grubb, Ph.D. — Psychologist in San Francisco, CA
Address459 Fulton St #102 CA, San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone+1415-498-0761
Websitemichaelgrubbtherapy.com
Michael Grubb, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist in San Francisco, California, specializing in individual psychotherapy. His approach is collaborative and holistic, viewing each person as a whole and facilitating an environment for growth. He integrates various techniques, including depth-oriented (psychodynamic) work, cognitive behavioral interventions, gestalt work, dream analysis, expressive arts, and sand play therapy. Grubb has a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute and over 15 years of experience. His background includes work in Internet technology, making him attuned to work/career issues, technology-related effects, and challenges specific to the tech industry. He has a deep interest in dreams, having worked with dream analysis for over 30 years, and offers workshops and training on the subject.
Best for
- Individuals seeking depth-oriented therapy
- Clients interested in dream analysis
- Professionals in the technology industry
- Adults
| Key services | Individual psychotherapy, Dream work, Sand play therapy, Dreamwork therapy groups, Dreamwork training, Introduction to Dreams workshop |
| Tags | psychologist, san francisco, individual therapy, depth psychology, dream work, sand play, psychodynamic, holistic, tech industry, jungian |
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