Ellen Chamberlin
Marriage Family Therapist Trainee
Tel: (510) 496 6002 ext. 15
Tel: (510) 496 6002 ext. 15
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“The good life is a process,
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Ellen uses a relational and integrative approach in her work with clients. Her supportive presence allows for a sense of safety and security within the therapeutic relationship that permits clients to feel curious and courageous in exploring their inner landscape. Her intention is to walk alongside her clients, as she holds a light that allows for an exploration of a path forward.
Ellen believes that pain results from attachments to people, places, things, and emotional states that are inherently impermanent. She holds that healing happens as we learn how to accept change and uncertainty. She trusts that the more we develop curiosity and presence of our internal experiences, the more we become able live in the moment and respond appropriately to what occurs.
Ellen believes that pain results from attachments to people, places, things, and emotional states that are inherently impermanent. She holds that healing happens as we learn how to accept change and uncertainty. She trusts that the more we develop curiosity and presence of our internal experiences, the more we become able live in the moment and respond appropriately to what occurs.
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Ellen has experience working with transitional aged youth, newcomers to the United States, and individuals in crisis situations. In her work with grief and loss, she has been inspired by the courage, strength and resilience of individuals who take steps to process and heal. She is confident that with enough support individuals can overcome hardship. Ellen believes that this healing journey can lead to a discovery of new insights, regarding ourselves and the world, that will be treasured.
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In her work with clients, Ellen is genuine and supportive. She appreciates the process of getting to know her clients in their uniqueness and witnessing their unfolding. She believes humor is deeply healing and enjoys laughing with her clients. Ellen embraces that beyond our pain lies the ability to heal, appreciate and enjoy life.
Clinical areas of interest:
Self Esteem
Anxiety
Spiritual Growth
Relationships
Body Awareness
Life Transitions
Languages: English / Conversational Spanish
Ellen Chamberlin is a Marriage and Family Therapist Trainee, and is currently a student at California Institute of Integral Studies participating in the Masters in Counseling Psychology program. She is supervised by Patricia E. Craven, LMFT, License #24859.
Clinical areas of interest:
Self Esteem
Anxiety
Spiritual Growth
Relationships
Body Awareness
Life Transitions
Languages: English / Conversational Spanish
Ellen Chamberlin is a Marriage and Family Therapist Trainee, and is currently a student at California Institute of Integral Studies participating in the Masters in Counseling Psychology program. She is supervised by Patricia E. Craven, LMFT, License #24859.
