Our Team

Therapists

Yashu Jiang, LCSW

Additional language: Mandarin

Yashu received their undergraduate degree in psychology from Georgia Tech in Atlanta, and conducted neuroscience research, though they were always called to clinical work, especially with marginalized communities.

Yashu received their Master’s of Social Welfare from UC Berkeley in 2013 with concentration in Community Mental Health and have since worked for over a decade for San Francisco’s Department of Public Health mainly with people experiencing homelessness as well as Chinese immigrants. In February 2026, Yashu transitioned full-time to their private practice seeking a sustainable path to clinical work.

Shoshana Green, LMFT

Shoshana is a licensed psychotherapist (LMFT) and provides individual and family support as well as professional consultation and training. They are real, engaged, transparent, warm and collaborative. Shoshana holds a BA in Sociology and MA in Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Somatic Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies.

For 10 years Shoshana worked as a lead clinician at the UCSF Path program, an early intervention program for psychosis syndrome. They have provided individual and group therapy and worked closely with clients ages 14-36 and their families. They provide support to LGBTQIA and TG/NB/GNC youth and young adults.

Chris Perry, MFT

Chris Perry is a marriage and family therapist who provides individual and group therapy to patients who are experiencing or at risk for psychosis and to her patients' families. Chris offers information, assessments and recommendations to families as well as to other care providers interested in early psychosis treatment.

In her patient care and academic work, she uses drama and other expressive therapies, drawing connections between psychological experiences and resonant works of literature, thought or representation. She earned her master's degree in psychology from San Francisco State University, where she now teaches in the graduate program in clinical psychology.

Cameo Wong, LMFT, LPCC

Additional language: Cantonese

Cameo (she/her) has been a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) since 2016.

She provide Cantonese-bilingual therapy and is located in San Francisco, CA. My clinical practice is informed by a mix of psychoanalysis, solution-focused, motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy.

Cameo provides support, guidance and reflection to the entire life spectrum (children, youth, adults, families and couples) as they face life difficulties, transitions, pain and suffering. Their clinical experiences include: primary care, outpatient community mental health, geriatric home visits, early intervention, early childhood consultation, elementary and middle school settings, pregnancy counseling and private practice.

Psychologists

Jen Kao, PhD

Additional language: Mandarin

Jen is a licensed clinical psychologist offering telehealth services to clients across California. Before starting their private practice, Jen worked as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Stanford University School of Medicine. They support older teens (16+) and adults around a range of difficulties.

As a queer and poly person of color, Jen is committed to creating a safe and affirming space for folks with minority identities, including LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, polyamorous/ENM, and neurodivergent individuals. They also speak conversational Mandarin and can conduct sessions in a mix of English and Mandarin, though they ask that clients have a basic working proficiency in English for best results.

Marina Marcus, PhD

Marina pursued a PhD in Clinical Psychology at Columbia University, drawn to the field for its ability to integrate my passion for working with diverse individuals and communities through both therapy and research. Throughout their doctoral training, Marina worked in large and small community mental health clinics in New York and Los Angeles, inpatient units in the Bay Area, and neuropsychological assessment sites at UC San Diego. These varied settings allowed her to interact with clients from a wide range of cultural, socioeconomic, and clinical backgrounds, and gain a wide variety of tools and strategies to use with clients.

In addition to the therapeutic approaches she has developed through years of training, she connects with clients through her own lived experiences—growing up in a multicultural immigrant household, navigating the moves and transitions of a professional life, and raising children while juggling many roles each day.

Psychiatrists

Harry Do, DO

Harry is a board-certified psychiatrist with a deep passion for helping individuals achieve mental well-being and live more fulfilling lives. He graduated with cum laude honors from the University of California, Irvine, and went on to attend Western University of Health Sciences for medical school, where he discovered his profound interest in psychiatry. After medical school, he trained at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he had the honor of serving as chief resident, further honing his skills and leadership in the field.

In his practice, he focuses on a holistic approach to mental health. In addition to medication treatment, he believes in taking the time to truly listen to his patients and understand the emotions that may feel uncomfortable or overwhelming. He strives to create a safe, compassionate environment where patients can feel heard and supported, and together, they can co-create a vision for a future that is filled with hope and personal growth.

Ying Li, MD, PhD

Additional language: Mandarin

Ying Li is a board-certified psychiatrist who received their Medical Degree from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and completed their Adult Psychiatry Residency Training at the University of California San Francisco. Ying has pursued advanced psychoanalytic training through the San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Training Program, and brings additional depth to her practice through her background in psychiatric research and doctoral-level graduate training.

As a board-certified psychiatrist with training in psychodynamic psychotherapy, they take a thoughtful and collaborative approach. Their goal is to develop an in-depth understanding of you as a person and support you in making sense of your struggles and suffering. Your work together will explore what feels meaningful in order to gain clarity, agency, and connection.