Molly Saeger, MFT — Marriage or relationship counselor in San Francisco, CA
Address1801 Bush St #115 CA, San Francisco, CA 94109
Phone+1415-249-9173
Websitemollysaeger-mft.com
Molly Saeger is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT #48023) with over twenty years of experience, practicing in San Francisco, California. She holds a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology and has specialized training in psychodynamic, analytic psychotherapy, developmental psychology, family systems, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. Molly helps individuals, couples, adolescents, and children navigate life transitions, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, grief, chronic illness, and divorce. She has extensive experience in co-parent coaching and developing parenting plans, particularly in high-conflict situations. Molly also volunteers with A Home Within, providing trainings on trauma and child development, and lectures on various mental health topics. She offers in-office sessions, teletherapy, and video conferencing.
Best for
- Couples navigating divorce
- Parents developing co-parenting plans
- Individuals experiencing life transitions
- Families with children needing support
| Key services | Individual psychotherapy, Couples counseling, Adolescent and child therapy, Co-parent coaching, Parenting plans, Teletherapy |
| Tags | marriage and family therapist, psychotherapy, san francisco, anxiety, depression, divorce, coparenting, couples counseling, child therapy, telehealth |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 1 reviews
Molly helped us create a parenting plan that is in the best interest of our child. She heard both of our ideas and helped us communicate so, we could come up with a plan that we both supported. Molly is really skilled at helping couples effectively communicate, listening to everyone’s perspective, and navigating any bumps that come up. I will definitely use her again, if needed.
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