Beth Greivel

I am a licensed psychotherapist dedicated to helping adults, adolescents, and intimate partners navigate emotional challenges and life transitions. With over two decades of experience in education, law, and counseling, I offer a direct, insight-driven approach to therapy that emphasizes self-discovery and meaningful change. My practice focuses on identifying thought patterns and early influences that impact current relationships, careers, and self-perception, empowering clients to make informed decisions about their future. I specialize in working with high-achieving adults, LGBTQIA+ communities, and individuals facing anxiety, depression, or communication difficulties. My three-session trial period allows clients to assess compatibility while receiving actionable insights.

Holding advanced degrees from the University of Colorado-Boulder, University of Denver, and The Wright Institute, I combine academic rigor with practical expertise to deliver personalized care. As faculty at The Wright Institute, I teach courses on intimate partners, sexual and gender development, and multicultural studies, maintaining active involvement in professional organizations like Gaylesta and the GLBT National Help Center. My office in Oakland, California, serves clients seeking transformative therapy grounded in empathy, intellectual curiosity, and professional excellence.