Therapists Who Understand
Dr. Nora Callahan
Clinical Psychologist
Depression · Life Transitions · Attachment
A Stanford-trained psychologist, Nora found Buddhism at 35 during her own battle with depression. That crisis became her greatest teacher. She bridges Western attachment theory and the Four Noble Truths with warmth and precision — meeting suffering with both science and soul.
"There is no darkness so deep that understanding cannot reach it."Talk to Nora — Free
Somchai Rattanakorn
Mindfulness Guide
Anxiety · Stress · Mindfulness
Ordained at 19, Chai spent 12 years as a forest monk in Northern Thailand before returning to lay life. He brings the profound stillness of the forest tradition into therapeutic practice, weaving ancient Satipaṭṭhāna meditation with clinical mindfulness.
"The mind, like water, finds its own level when we stop stirring it."Talk to Chai — Free
Gil Sheehan
Philosophical Counselor
Existential Anxiety · Overthinking · Life Meaning
A former philosophy professor at Naropa University, Gil discovered Buddhism through Alan Watts at 16. After studying Zen in Kyoto and existential therapy in Vienna, he developed an approach that makes the profound accessible — helping overthinkers find peace through clarity, not escape.
"The problem isn't that you think too much. It's that you take your thoughts too seriously."Talk to Gil — Free