Tina Salomon-Tripp (she/her)

AMFT #149177, Supervised by Joni Lavick, LMFT #31244

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I help people develop a strong inner compass that guides them to know who they are, what they want, and what they need. At the center of our work is the relationship we build. Feeling truly seen, heard, and understood can be healing in itself. From that foundation, we'll work together to develop insight and build tools and emotional resilience that will help you feel more grounded in yourself and more connected in your life. My style is warm, open, and direct. I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all model – our work will be shaped by your unique needs and experiences.

My approach is relational, psychodynamic, and attachment-based. I am interested in guiding clients through deep inquiry that gets at the root of what's going on, versus coming up with a quick fix.

I help clients with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, low self-esteem, life transitions, guilt/shame, loss/grief, creative blocks, communication, identity issues, loneliness, parenting/family dynamics, work stress, emotional issues, and young adult individuation.

I would be honored to support you!

More About Tina

Before becoming a therapist, I spent over 25 years in the creative arts – a path that continues to shape my work with curiosity, creativity, and deep respect for individual expression.

I have a long-standing interest in dreams and the unconscious, and bring creative dreamwork into therapy when it feels meaningful. I'm a mom to three sons - including teenagers - so I understand firsthand the complexities, challenges, and rewards of parenting and family life.

My Approach:

As we build trust and connection, I draw from a range of therapeutic approaches, including:

Issues I Work With:

I offer Individual Therapy and Couples Therapy in California.

My practice is LGBTQIA+ affirming. I do not discriminate based on race, sexual orientation, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, ability, cultural background, or socio-economic status.

FAQs

  • “Tina is remarkable. Her work is guided by a rare, natural combination of warmth, intellect, curiosity and deep humanity. I recommend Tina wholeheartedly. She is outstanding.”

    - Myndy

  • Tina has a rare ability to cut through the noise and connect directly to the heart of what matters. In our years of clinical training together, I'm continually in awe of her sharp wit, warm heart, and deep psychodynamic insight. Her clients are so lucky!”

    - Callen

  • Tina's a remarkable clinician. Her sharp intellect is matched by incredible depth. She's gentle yet direct. Holding compassion, humility, & wisdom rooted in knowledge & exceptional intuitive insight. Her care has positively impacted my life and many others.”

    - Annie

  • Tina brings an epic combination of deep wisdom, grounded presence, whole-hearted compassion, sharp wit, and keen intuition. I admire and respect her deeply, as a clinician and an overall phenomenal human, and I would refer anyone her way.”

    - Miriam

  • Tina has a rare gift for connection-warm, intuitive, and deeply present. Her rich life experience uniquely equips her to support creative souls. Anyone lucky enough to work with her will feel seen, heard, and guided with care. She's a gift to this field!”

    - Sonny

  • Tina and I have consulted on a number of tough clinical issues. I appreciate her knack for distilling confusion or ambiguity into something simple and clear. I refer adults and couples to her, knowing they will find her intuitive, warm, and frank.”

    - David

  • Tina brings an enormous amount of warmth, curiosity and compassion to her work. She meets clients where they are and provides safety for growth. Tina works collaboratively with clients while honoring and amplifying their strengths. I highly recommend her!”

    - Shelly

  • Tina has a unique ability to blend warmth with clear insight. She notices what matters, highlights strengths clients may not see, and helps them focus on what's important...leaving them encouraged yet challenged to grow.”

    - Jen