Sabina Harris, LMFT

I’ve worked with Sabina on and off for over 3 years, and she has truly changed my life. Her approach is compassionate, honest, and empowering. She meets me where I am with grace and helps me get to the root of what I’m facing, giving me tools I use daily. She’s supported me through job, life, and relationship transitions with a level of care that’s unmatched. I often find myself quoting her in everyday situations—her words stick because they matter. She’s my first and only therapist, and I proudly credit our work together with so much of the growth I’ve experienced. I highly recommend her, especially to women of color, but truly to anyone looking for a therapist who will walk beside you while helping you discover your strength.I have done both in person and virtual sessions and even after moving from the Bay Area, I make it a point to attend in person sessions once a month.

I don’t know how we would have survived my daughter’s extremely difficult teenage years without Sabina’s expertise and professional compassion. My daughter suffered from severe depression and anxiety due to some traumatic events earlier in her adolescence and Sabina was able to help her navigate through some very dark times. She was also able to keep the lines of communication open with me and offer suggestions as to how I could help my daughter best during the times between appointments. I will be eternally grateful for the three years my daughter was able to work with Sabina and for the fact that, although we had Kaiser, we were able to work through Magellan to have her sessions covered via a Kaiser referral. I would highly recommend Sabina for teenagers or their parents who might be struggling.

I saw Sabina a few years ago. I chose to see her because she stated that she was covered by kaiser insurance, could easily treat depression, and would create a plan for me. Not only was she not covered by kaiser, she never created a plan for me and even asked me how she could treat her teenage clients depression. She told me I wasn't depressed enough for anti depressants because I was able to get out of my bed despite the fact that I was recently put in IOP for mental health concerns. When I cried about my pain, she would ask me "how x made me feel" and "where do I think it was coming from". I had to dissociate just to "function". I sincerely believe that she has no idea how to perform therapy for people with actual mental health issues. a few years later I was diagnosed with bipolar ii, which means that while I was seeing her I was struggling with an intense untreated hypomania. Do a simple google search to understand just how dangerous it is to have untreated bipolar disorder.