Our Mission
We empower our clients on their journey through compassionate, kind, graceful collaboration, nurturing personal strengths and cultivating innate power
Our Vision
Our vision is to liberate individuals from limiting beliefs and mindsets
Meet our Team
Dr. Margaret Jones, Founder and CEO
What if healing, leadership, and equity weren’t separate conversations—but one integrated practice?
Dr. Margaret Jones is a licensed Clinical Psychologist, executive coach, and organizational strategist with over two decades of experience supporting changemakers, founders, and mission-driven organizations. She leads a private practice and consulting firm in the Bay Area dedicated to building resilient leaders, reflective systems, and cultures of care.
Dr. Jones brings a unique, trauma-informed lens to coaching and leadership development, particularly for those working in high-impact sectors—public health, philanthropy, mental health, social entrepreneurship, and beyond. Her clients often come with big visions and bigger responsibilities. Through thoughtful inquiry, somatic awareness, and values-based alignment, she helps them slow down, reconnect with purpose, and lead from a grounded place.
How do we support those doing the most emotionally expensive work?
In addition to her private client work, Dr. Jones develops and facilitates custom retreats, trainings, and learning experiences that address vicarious trauma, equity-centered leadership, and organizational well-being. Her practice is a sought-after partner for public and private entities ready to move from performative wellness to real, systemic care.
She also invests in the next generation of therapists through a post-graduate training and supervision program focused on cultivating Black, Indigenous, and People of Color clinicians—helping to close persistent access and representation gaps in mental health care.
Dr. Jones holds a Psy.D. and M.A. in Organizational Psychology, a B.A. in Psychology, and serves as a Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) for the State of California Workers’ Compensation system. She is deeply committed to partnering with values-aligned funders, investors, and leaders to scale healing, equity, and impact across sectors.
Dr. Marcie Hodge, Associate Psychologist
A native of Oakland, Dr. Marcie Hodge earned a master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Holy Names College in Counseling Psychology. Dr. Hodge provides brief therapy for individuals and families. She is a seasoned professional with a decade of expertise in organizational development, and she is dedicated to fostering positive change within workplaces.
Her vision centers on creating environments that prioritize both professional growth and mental well-being. Specializing in individual and group counseling, her passion lies in crafting organizational cultures that promote resilience and achievement.
Proven track record in change management, counseling, and mental health services. Expertise in executive coaching, performance improvement, and strategic leadership.
Strong commitment to creating workplaces that thrive emotionally and professionally. Challenges Addressed: Depression, Process Improvement, Change Management.
Dr. John Moore, Psychologist
Dr. John S. Moore, III, Ph.D. is an army veteran and a licensed clinical psychologist with a a Ph.D. from the University of Rhode Island School Psychology program.
His clinical experience includes work with adolescents and adults from foster care, houseless, justice-involved, and parent and pregnant teen, Latinx/Hispanic, Asian, African, and Muslim backgrounds with diverse trauma, developmental, and educational histories.
Additionally, Dr. John provides supervision for license-eligible clinicians. Dr. John has been a Nationally Certified School Psychologist and a credentialed school psychologist with the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing since 2013, He has been licensed as a clinical psychologist by the California Board of Psychology since 2017.
Adrienne Granadosin-Deanes, MA, Associate
Adrienne Granadosin-Deanes has her Master’s Degree in Psychology and is a Registered Psychological Associate in her 3rd year of a doctoral degree in counseling psychology.
As a first- generation Filipina immigrant, Adrienne’s approach weaves her life experiences together with multicultural, decolonial, somatic, psychodynamic, and behavioral frameworks of psychotherapy.
Adrienne considers herself a root worker by deeply tending to the buried parts of human suffering and the greater collective. Although she has experience in short-term behavioral consultation, Adrienne specializes in long-term psychotherapy experienced in supporting people of color, the LGBTQ+ community, individuals and families affected by Autism, interracial couples, and groups.
Adrienne is honored to hold space for people and serve as a guide through the journey of transformation.
Teresa Morris, MFT, Associate
Teresa specializes in working with adults, couples, parents, children, and adolescents—offering a wide range of interventions that are specially tailored to meet individual and group needs.
With a focus on building rapport and sustaining a collaborative therapeutic relationship, she aims to empower clients in their journey towards healing and personal growth.
Her methods incorporate evidence-based practices—including CBT, as it relates to trauma, loss, grief, spirituality, and strengthening community bonds.
Our office
We provide a safe and supportive environment for clients when they are facing challenges in their lives.
