Life isn't easy, and even the strongest of us have struggles and challenges. Coming to therapy is an important life decision, and the therapist you choose is equally important. I'm Dr. David Feldman, a licensed psychologist in the San Francisco Bay Area offering video-based teletherapy. I believe in a balanced, tailored approach, drawing from cognitive-behavioral (CBT), existential, psychodynamic, and mindfulness-based therapies. My work is evidence-based, culturally sensitive, strengths-oriented, and collaborative. Most importantly, I provide a safe space to work on yourself. Whether you're facing important life decisions, chronic stress, depression, anxiety, grief, or just want to live a fuller life, I offer tools that can help.
Find out more about my practice and the services I offer here. And, feel free to contact me for a no-charge 15-minute phone consultation, so you can find out more about me, ask questions, and determine if I'm a good fit for you.
Find out more about my practice and the services I offer here. And, feel free to contact me for a no-charge 15-minute phone consultation, so you can find out more about me, ask questions, and determine if I'm a good fit for you.
I'm Dr. David Feldman, and I would be honored to work with you to find hope.
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A licensed psychologist (PSY28150) and professor at Santa Clara University, I've lived in the Bay Area for almost 20 years. I hold a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and completed a fellowship at the VA Palo Alto, a medical center associated with Stanford University. For 18 years as a professor, I've had the honor of training hundreds of future therapists in the skills and techniques crucial to helping individuals and communities thrive. I've also developed and published extensively on Hope Therapy, a set of tools for helping people set goals and find greater satisfaction, meaning, and hope in their lives. This approach has now been used around the world. In addition, I've provided trainings about hope, grief, caregiving, and mental health for organizations like Google, Facebook/Meta, and Kaiser Permanente, among others, and co-authored five books, including Supersurvivors: The Surprising Link Between Suffering & Success (2014), The End-of-Life Handbook: A Compassionate Guide to Connecting with and Caring for a Dying Loved One (2008), and Psychology in 10 Minutes: 30 Quick Reads that May Change Your Life (2023).
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I provide a safe space for people to grow and meet the challenges they're facing. Find out more about my specific approach to therapy through the links below....
evidence-based. strengths-oriented.
compassionate & collaborative.
all about hope.
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