Stacey Angeles

I became a therapist after feeling a constant pull toward the mental health field during my first career in philanthropy. I decided to go back to school to become a mental health clinician, and I have never felt more fulfilled with a greater sense of belonging. Having benefited myself from years of therapy since adolescence, I felt compelled to teach the skills that transformed my life to others who are struggling. I identify as a biracial, cisgender female, and I was born and raised in the Bay Area. I am passionate about mindfulness and wellness practices, such as hiking, journaling, and laughing a ton. On weekends, you can find me spending time with my dogs and watching the latest stand-up comedy special on Netflix.

My clinical approach pulls from multiple theories with a leaning toward cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and humanistic approaches. I believe that clients are the experts in their own lives, and I see myself as a partner in their healing process. I am passionate about working with children, adolescents, families, and young adults of all cultural backgrounds to address phase-of-life transitions, anxiety, depression, body image and body dysmorphic disorder, executive functioning, self-esteem, and family communication issues. I have extensive experience working with high-acuity clinical presentations, crisis management, and with neurodivergence. My style is warm, empathic, relaxed, and deeply authentic.

Our first session and first couple of sessions encompass the assessment phase. During the assessment phase, I will gather information and begin the process of learning about your unique story in order to create the best clinical approach for you.

Sessions are held at my brick and mortar office in Campbell, virtually, or in the home or in the community (such as at a park or on a hike).