About

Dr. Natasha Cameron (known as Dr. Natasha Molony for the majority of her professional career) was born and raised in San Francisco and earned her Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from Palo Alto University with an emphasis in Child and Family Services. She began her journey providing mental health services in community mental health settings in 2006. Over the course of the last 15+ years, she has been an engaged therapist to children, families, adults, and couples in clinic, home, and school settings. Dr. Cameron’s work quickly moved into supervising and training other professionals (both doctorate and master’s level clinicians). She was the Director of Training for over 10 years at a non-profit where she oversaw the training of over 250 graduate students. She has personally trained over 75 graduate students in school-based settings and outpatient clinics, who were providing therapy services to adults, children, youth, and families.

In addition to her direct service and supervisory/training roles, Dr. Cameron has worked directly with school district administrators and staff in eight school districts to help implement effective policy changes and promote the social-emotional development of students and healthy school communities. With a passion for preventative work as well as family systems consultation, Natasha is skilled at understanding and integrating the various systems people interact with in order to provide a whole human experience of support and collaboration.

Dr. Jamie Sayers was born and raised in the Bay Area and earned her Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from Alliant University in the Child and Family track. She has been working in community-based settings for 14 years and thrives when helping underserved communities. Dr. Sayers has also been a clinical supervisor for over 4 years where she has been an integral part of helping new clinicians find their clinical identity.

As a clinician, Dr. Sayers excels when working with children and their families. She has a kid-at-heart attitude and isn’t afraid to get down on the ground and play. She is well-trained in play-therapy techniques and interventions for children and their families. She is creative and finds interesting and meaningful ways of connecting with young people. Her overarching goal is to help clients gain a sense of autonomy in their lives and feel successful in achieving their goals. In addition to her direct service and supervisor roles, Dr. Sayers has been a program manager responsible for the delivery of services to both children and adults, and therefore is deeply attuned to the needs of clients seeking services. Dr. Sayers also maintains a preventative focus in collaborating and outreaching to reduce stigma and increase access to services for people of color.

Dr. Keith Bonnes is a clinical psychologist with 7 years of experience in a variety of settings including outpatient programs, veteran care facilities, community mental health programs, and community clinic settings. Dr. Bonnes previously served in the United States Air Force and brings with him the Air Force ethos and experience of going above and beyond, the power of strong bonds and camaraderie, service before self, and excellence in all we do. He’s worked with families impacted by trauma, worked with Veterans that experienced combat trauma or military sexual trauma, and provided mental health services for clients with a range of mental health disorders including anxiety, depression, severe mental illness, and personality disorders. Additionally, Dr. Bonnes worked with over 100 clinicians in training at graduate schools across the Bay Area to train them on providing excellent evidence-based trauma-informed therapy for individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, schizophrenia, bipolar, ADHD, as well as relationship difficulties.

Dr. Arie Koster holds a Doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from Alliant University, Los Angeles, with a focus on working with adults grappling with a range of mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and ADHD.

Before completing his doctorate, Dr. Koster underwent a pivotal year of training in Monterey County, where he provided support to children, families, and adults involved in court-ordered reunification.

Throughout his career, Dr. Koster has dedicated himself to delivering therapy and assessment services to individuals and groups within the community. His specialized expertise lies in helping adults navigate the complex terrain of self-doubt, trauma, loss, feelings of being misunderstood, as well as relationship difficulties.

In addition to his work with adults, Dr. Koster has a deep commitment to working with teenagers facing challenges related to anxiety and depression, often accompanied by conflicts within family and peer relationships. He has also been actively involved in providing mental health advocacy to school counselors and educators.

As an emerging psychologist, Dr. Koster’s passion lies in fostering a future where people feel empowered to overcome their obstacles and achieve their goals.