Carlos H Morales LMFT

The Career and Personal Development Institute (CPDI) of San Francisco, which operated for 43 years in the Financial District, has transitioned to individual practices as of January 1st, 2023. Founding members Kathy Knudson, Dinorah Meyer, and Sheila Weisblatt, along with their former colleagues, have shifted their focus to providing personalized support through their private practices, maintaining the same level of professionalism, compassion, and expertise they showcased during their time at CPDI. Despite the closure of the Hobart Building office due to the pandemic, the team remains committed to assisting individuals and organizations through workplace and career transitions. Each member brings a wealth of experience and a collaborative spirit as they embark on their new ventures in private practice. Generated from the website

Michael G. Quirke, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, offers specialized therapy services in San Francisco and Palo Alto, focusing on issues such as trauma, anxiety, depression, and ADHD. With over 25 years of experience, he is dedicated to helping individuals and couples achieve greater emotional resilience, joy, and peace in their lives. Utilizing various therapeutic approaches—including EMDR, neurofeedback, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy—Quirke provides tailored support for clients seeking to manage their feelings and improve their mental well-being. His commitment to fostering intimate relationships and a balanced emotional life underpins his practice, as he guides clients towards a brighter future. Generated from the website

I am a licensed psychotherapist offering individual and couples psychotherapy in my San Francisco private practice, situated in SoMa (South of Market). My specialties include couples therapy; I also help individual clients with life transitions, personal growth, substance and behavioral addictions, depression, anxiety, panic attacks and chronic relationship problems. I specialize in working with: Couples to shift painful communication patterns and deepen their emotional connection. Professionals to increase self-confidence, relate effectively at work and advance their career. Clients to move beyond loneliness, social anxiety and feelings of inadequacy. Men to get out of their heads and connect more deeply with those who matter most to them. Survivors of trauma and childhood emotional wounding to resolve the lingering harmful effects of these experiences. Clients with substance use issues and other compulsive behaviors to develop a relationship to those behaviors that works for them. Dietmar Brinkmann, LMFT # 52562, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist