Meet the Team

Madeleine Katz, PsyD

I am a clinical psychologist who brings a relational approach to individual and couples therapy — I aim to be a real human in the room with you, bearing witness to your pain and growth, and supporting you in unearthing insight, self-awareness, and fulfillment. Much of my work is general practice, supporting people through life transitions, relationships, and the everyday complexity of being a person in the world. Alongside that, I've built specialized depth in reproductive health and family building — including infertility, assisted reproductive technology, and third-party arrangements such as donor conception and gestational surrogacy. I take care to recognize the diversity of experience and the intersectionality of identities we all carry. I am an active member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and its Mental Health Professional Group, and I've spoken on this work at the Jones Conference and UCSF's Bay Area Reproductive Mental Health Conference.

Annie Gress, PsyD

Accepting patients

I am a post-doctoral clinical psychologist and attachment-based, relational therapist. I work with couples and individuals navigating major life events and transitions, such as becoming a parent and experiences of grief and loss.

Being an attachment-based and relational therapist means that much of our work will feel conversational, and I’ll pay close attention to how your early relationships and experiences may be impacting you now. Gaining awareness of this can be immensely liberating. It can enable you to heal old wounds, unlearn limiting self-beliefs, and find safer, more satisfying ways of relating to yourself and others. This work often asks for courage, and my role is to support you with transparency, curiosity, and care.

My areas of interest include neurodivergence and addiction, and I am passionate about supporting individuals and couples through pregnancy, postpartum, and birth trauma.