I offer individual therapy for anxiety, trauma, depression, life transitions, and more. I also provide therapy for teens, couples therapy, and marriage counseling. In addition, I offer EMDR, home neurofeedback, therapy groups, and online courses. Click below to find out more about each service.
Welcome in.
Take a deep breath—you’re exactly where you need to be.
I’m Katherine Jewett, LMFT, and I’m so glad you found your way here. If you're like most of my clients, you've probably been feeling like you're juggling way too much—whether navigating anxiety, healing from trauma, struggling with depression, or seeking couples therapy or marriage counseling.
I assure you, you're not alone, and you're in exactly the right place to start making the meaningful changes you've wanted to make for so long.
Here's the deal: Your nervous system has been working overtime trying to keep you safe, often in ways that don't feel helpful anymore. Instead of giving you more jargon or one-size-fits-all solutions, we're going to slow things down and listen deeply—because what you've been feeling makes sense.
My approach is warm, direct, and maybe a little irreverent at times (because, honestly, sometimes healing needs a bit of laughter, right?). I'll help you understand your emotional patterns through evidence-based methods, including CBT, EMDR, DBT, and PACT, translating these complex concepts into everyday wisdom that's immediately usable in your life.
You’re the hero of this journey—I’m your sidekick, guide, and strongest advocate. Together, we'll create meaningful shifts in your relationships, cultivate emotional resilience, and help you feel genuinely seen and valued.
Ready to gently challenge old stories and rewrite them on your own terms? Great—let’s get started.
Welcome home. This is where healing begins.
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Explore my latest blog posts below—practical, therapist-written insights to help you feel calmer, clearer, and more connected in your life and relationships.
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October 21, 2026Why you feel overwhelmed or shut down and what may help By Dr. Katherine Jewett, PsyD, LMFT | California license 100342 You sit down to answer a message and cannot find the words. Earlier, you were rushing through the day, irritated by every interruption. Now even a simple decision feels -
October 21, 2026Other ways to feel more grounded Dr. Katherine Jewett, PsyD, LMFT | California LMFT 100342 Someone says, “Take a deep breath.” You try. Then you notice how tight your chest feels, start wondering whether you are getting enough air, or become so focused on breathing correctly that you feel more -
October 21, 2026A gentle guide for when you feel overwhelmed By Dr. Katherine Jewett, PsyD, LMFT | California license 100342 You know the conversation matters. You want to listen. Yet your shoulders are tight, your thoughts are moving quickly, and the next thing you say comes out sharper than you intended. Or -
October 21, 2026You can love someone deeply and still need time alone. You can understand your partner’s disappointment and still say no. You can be committed to your relationship and need something within it to change. Closeness does not require you to set yourself aside. Healthy boundaries and thoughtful agreements help couples -
October 20, 2026Understanding Crossdressing Desires: Self-Acceptance, Identity, and Relationships Society likes to make complicated things simple. We take situations that exist in shades of gray and try to turn them into black and white. We create rules about how people should behave, what they should wear, how they should express themselves, and -
October 19, 2026By Dr. Katherine Jewett, PsyD, LMFT | Time to Thrive Therapy You read the same email three times. A small question feels like one demand too many. You tell yourself to keep going because nothing dramatic has happened, but the ordinary tasks are becoming harder to hold together. If you -
October 18, 2026Let’s start here: There is nothing wrong with you as a person. Your pain is real. Your struggles deserve attention. And the patterns that leave you overwhelmed, disconnected, or exhausted deserve care. None of that makes you broken. Maybe you’ve spent years believing you’re too sensitive, too much, or not -
October 17, 2026The significance of reliability in an intimate relationship is unparalleled and isn’t discussed enough. Reliability acts as a strong foundation that invites safety, trust, and conducive growth within a partnership. It is our silent promise, the constant assurance that our partners need, affirming that 'I'm here, for you, -
October 17, 2026There’s a moment in a recent therapy session I can’t stop thinking about. A client looked lovingly at her partner and said, only half-jokingly, “You didn’t hug me this morning, but it’s fine—I had my weighted blanket.” We all laughed. The weighted blanket: warm, reliable, non-demanding. And let’s be honest—sometimes, -
October 13, 2026The Six-Second Kiss That Can Save Your Relationship (and Your Nervous System) Let’s slow this down. How many times have you kissed your partner today? And I don’t mean a fly-by, autopilot peck on the forehead as you juggle coffee, keys, and carpool. I mean the kind of kiss that
What my clients say . . . .
Real quotes from real clients that were kind enough to let me post these.
Working with Katherine has truly changed my life. I've learned to understand and manage my OCD, and I'm now in the most confident place I've ever been. Katherine provided the first genuinely safe space I've had to openly share and grow—I can't imagine where I'd be without her.
"When I first came to Katherine, I felt lost, anxious, and depressed after major life transitions. Working with her, I've discovered a sense of self-worth and confidence I never had before. Katherine genuinely cares—I felt comfortable opening up, and I'm forever grateful for her transformative impact on my life."
We came into therapy feeling stuck in the same arguments over and over. What helped most was feeling like we were both being heard without one of us being blamed. Our therapist gave us a way to slow things down, understand what was really going on underneath the surface, and talk to each other differently. We’re still figuring things out, but there’s more space for kindness now—and that’s made all the difference.

