Explore the layers. Claim steadier ground.

Depth-oriented psychotherapy for individuals and couples, in person in San Francisco and online in California

A space to find your way through.

It is exhausting to keep living out the same painful patterns. You've tried on your own, and you may even understand why. But knowing hasn't been enough.

It might look like keeping people at arm's length, self-silencing to keep the peace, or putting everyone else first until there's little left of you. The same fight with your partner(s) again and again. Shame where you want desire, or a relentless inner critic. Some days it's anxiety; other days, a heaviness or loneliness no one else sees.

Together, we can explore what's underneath.

We'll look at the ways you learned to protect yourself that once made sense but now hold you back. As that understanding deepens, you make room for genuine freedom, steadier footing, and real connection.

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Growth is rarely a straight line.

More often, we circle back to the same places, seeing a little more each time. I engage with you as a real person: honest, present, and thinking alongside you. Together, we create room for you to stop editing or concealing who you are just to be known.

My approach →

Hi, I'm Colin.

I'm a licensed marriage and family therapist providing individual and couples therapy in San Francisco and online throughout California. Since 2014, I've worked in the mental health field, in community mental health clinics and research, and now in private practice.

About me →
Colin Fyfe, smiling, in a mustard-colored shirt

We might be a good fit if:

  • You keep repeating the same cycles, and insight alone has left you feeling stuck.

  • You want to talk openly about sex, desire, or kink without shame or embarrassment.

  • You're willing to be honest with yourself and take a closer look at what's underneath.

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You don't need to have it all figured out to take the first step.

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