About One Mind Therapy
Welcome to One Mind Therapy! After completing my Master’s in Counseling at Sonoma State University, I opened my private practice in Petaluma. Since then, One Mind Therapy has grown. We now are a team of therapists who have worked together for years, and offer online therapy in California and various other states. You can read more about us below, or click the button to schedule a free consultation.
Elizabeth Sockolov
I’m Elizabeth, and I started One Mind Therapy back in 2017. As a licensed therapist, I have worked with individuals and groups in Petaluma, Sonoma County, and the Bay Area. My experience extends from private individual sessions to leading mindfulness groups at addiction treatment centers.
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Welcome to my therapy practice! My name is Elizabeth Sockolov, and I am excited to work with you. I know that it can be hard to reach out for help, so I appreciate that you are taking the first step by researching therapists.
If you are thinking about working with me, you probably want to know a little more about who I am. So who am I? I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #120739 and I love working with people in order to help them reduce stress and achieve their goals.
My journey as a therapist started in 2011 when I got into recovery from addiction. Through that experience I learned first hand what it is like to struggle with something and make it to the other side. After a couple of years, it became clear to me that I wanted to work with people and try to help them make it through their difficulties too.
I started by leading meditation groups at treatment centers for people who were struggling with addiction. Meditation was something that helped me in my recovery, so I was excited to share it with others. At this time I was also asked speak at high schools and shelters about my journey with mental health.
Immediately, I feel in love with this work and I wanted to continue it. I decided that in order to do that I was probably going to need some credentials! In 2016 I completed my bachelor’s degree in psychology from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where I graduated Summa Cum Laude with honors in psychology (so proud). Next I completed my Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling at Sonoma State University. I then completed an EMDR certification program to offer online EMDR therapy.
My therapy practice is all about empowering you to communicate better, feel less anxious, and behave in less harmful ways. My top priority is not to give advice, but to help you figure out how to do all those things yourself!
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California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #107587
Master’s in Counseling from Sonoma State University
Bachelor’s in Psychology from Loyola Marymount University
Psi Chi, The International Honor Society of Psychology
LGBTQ Ally Training
Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification from SoundsTrue
EMDR Certified
Emily Todd
I’m Emily. I have a passion for helping individuals process emotions, connect with their bodies, and find balance through integrative therapy that honors the connection between the mind, body, and spirit. I specialize in somatic-based and holistic approaches to working with mental health and substance use issues.
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I graduated with my Master’s degree from the University of San Diego in 2004. For nearly ten years, I worked in hospital settings both as a clinician and as a lead therapist. I worked with individuals in times of crisis, those struggling with drug and alcohol abuse, and many other people in need of counseling. I supervised licensed and pre-licensed mental health clinicians including therapists and case managers.
I continued my work in the addiction treatment field at a residential treatment program for adolescent boys in the juvenile justice system. I was part of a team that developed and managed care for boys, integrating individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy.
In 2019, I was able to focus on my passion for holistic therapy. I began working at a holistic treatment facility for women. I worked to help foster post traumatic growth and freedom from addictive behaviors through individual and group counseling.
I began my private practice with the hope of being able to see people who I feel are truly a good fit for me. I work with the whole person so that we can help you heal mind, body, and spirit. I can help you integrate psychedelic experiences and find alternative ways to cope with stress and low mood.
With two decades of experience as a clinician, I love my work and the opportunity to play a role in the growth of each and every individual I see. Finding the right therapist can make all the difference, and it is my goal to be as supportive as possible during your journey.
It’s a great honor to provide community for those who feel alone. Together we get the body to move toward success so the mind can follow.
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California Board of Behavioral Sciences LMFT 44872 / 2007
Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses LMFT 10308 / 2024
Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council LMFT 202741 / 2016
Masters in Arts from University of San Diego, Graduated 2004
Noble Allen Powell IV
I’m Noble, a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor who specializes in Young Adult Addiction through the California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals since 2014. I have worked in the field of substance abuse treatment, and mental health treatment since 2012 due to my personal experience in addiction and early recovery.
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I turned to a sober lifestyle at 17 years old, September 2010. I was sober my senior year in high school, and was able to turn my life around to graduate from high school on time, and become involved in the studies of psychology and mental health treatment in college. When newly sober I found my connection with young, sober people to be of most importance to maintaining stability, along with learning how to have fun in sobriety.
This motivated me to become involved in treatment of adolescence and young adults. I have personal experience and knowledge of both twelve step, and non twelve step recovery based programs and support groups.
Recently I’ve been focused on mental health treatment through Life Coaching and Counseling, assisting people’s progress in school, employment, legal and financial difficulties along with education and assistance with substance abuse, and family dynamics.
It’s a great honor to provide community for those who feel alone. Together we get the body to move toward success so the mind can follow.
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Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor Level III Bii00380920
Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor II 21680
Blake Skibiski
I’m Blake. I live in Southern California and am currently awaiting my license number. I have worked in the field of substance abuse for over ten years, and have worked with numerous individuals, couples, and families to build resources.
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Blake Skibiski, MSW, is a Life and Wellness Coach with ten years of behavioral health experience. Blake aims to support individuals, couples, and families as they navigate stress, life and relational transitions, LGBTQIA+ identity, depression, anxiety, addiction, and trauma. Blake’s practice approach is client-centered, collaborative, solution-oriented, and blends a variety of modalities to help clients reach a more manageable and meaningful life while uplifting their strengths, values, identities, and relationships.
Sessions with Blake involve establishing trust in the therapeutic space, identifying goals and working through barriers to those goals, processing of thoughts and feelings, strengthening tools and resources to better manage stress and emotions, and discovering a self-narrative of healing and growth.
Outside of work, Blake enjoys video games, poetry, morning walks, and spending time with loved ones.
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Matthew Sockolov
I’m Matthew. I have a passion for bringing the ancient teachings of mindfulness to modern life. Through meditation practices and pragmatic everyday techniques, I work with my clients to help them approach life and it’s difficulties with mindfulness.
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I was first introduced to meditation as a young teenager. I loved the ideas in the book I read, but never put them into practice. Years later, when I got sober I reached out toward mindfulness as a tool.
I was empowered to teach meditation at Spirit Rock Meditation Center in 2017, and Elizabeth and I opened our own meditation center. Through work at the center and in addiction treatment centers, I found a passion for helping support people via mindfulness.
Since then, I have continued to practice. I have spent time at various Theravada and Zen monasteries, sat many silent retreats, and authored a bestselling book on mindfulness.
I work one-on-one with people who either want to build a regular meditation practice or simply approach life with more mindfulness.
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CDL5 Program at Spirit Rock
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