Meet Tatiana (She/her/elle)
From understanding how people see, to making them feel seen
Hello, Bonjour!
As an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, I have had the privilege of supporting individuals across all stages of life—from young children and adolescents to adults and older adults. I work with clients navigating a range of challenges, including anxiety, life transitions, relationship difficulties, health concerns, trauma, grief, and loss.
My clinical experience spans multiple settings. During my time at Crisis Support Services of Alameda County, I supported individuals experiencing suicidality and other acute crises. As a school counselor, I worked with students from preschool through high school at Emeryville Center for Community Life, École Bilingue de Berkeley, and Lycée Français de San Francisco (Sausalito campus). Today, I provide psychotherapy through Resonant Source Therapy, Training, and Consulting, working with individuals, couples, families, and children in English and French.
My approach is relational, collaborative, and grounded in the belief that meaningful change happens when we better understand ourselves, our emotions, and our relationships. I strive to create a space where clients feel safe to explore difficult experiences while building greater clarity, resilience, and connection.
On a Personal Note:
Originally from France, I moved to the United States to pursue graduate studies. My academic journey began at Harvard Medical School and later led me to complete a PhD in Vision Science at the University of California, Berkeley.
For more than a decade, I worked in biotechnology and ophthalmology, collaborating with scientists, clinicians, and patients to help advance treatments for vision-related conditions. While I found this work intellectually rewarding, I became increasingly drawn to understanding the emotional and relational aspects of people's lives.
This curiosity ultimately led me back to graduate school and to the Marriage and Family Therapy program at The Wright Institute in Berkeley. Through this path, I discovered a profound alignment between who I am and what I do.
As a French-American therapist, I have a particular appreciation for the complexities of living between cultures, navigating identity, adapting to new environments, and balancing different perspectives and values. I understand that life transitions—whether chosen or unexpected—can be both challenging and transformative.
Whether you are seeking support for a specific concern or looking to better understand yourself and your relationships, therapy can provide a space for reflection, growth, and meaningful change.
I look forward to meeting you and exploring whether working together feels like a good fit.
