Cora Taylor, LMFT

Virtual Therapy in California

In-Person visits available in Roseville, CA

Compassion is not a relationship between the healer and the wounded. It’s a relationship between equals.

Pema Chödrön

A woman with shoulder-length brown hair standing against a red brick wall, wearing a gray patterned cardigan, dark gray top, and dark jeans, looking at the camera.

 Some Details about Me

She/Her

LGBTQ+ and Neurodivergent affirming

→ I have a passion for mountain biking!

→ Terrible at meditation (though I keep trying).

→ I’m a movie nerd, however since becoming a mom I rarely have time for movies.

→ I love a good mystery

→ My minor was in Geology

→ I consider myself an introvert

I know this is where I am supposed to talk about me.

But this is about you and the type of therapist you are looking for. You want someone you can spill your guts to while also getting results and relief.

Period.

How Clients Describe Working With Me

So to cut right to it, and so you get a solid idea of what I am all about, these are the types of things other awesome, do-the-hard-work, clients have said when I talk to them about what they are liking, and what they don’t like about our sessions:

→ I am kind. I help people feel understood and validated.

→ The questions I ask will help you change perspectives and have light bulb moments.

→ The number of handouts and worksheets I have is a bit absurd (but helpful).

→ I’m sensitive and willing to join you in your pain.

→ I’m open to feedback and not afraid to admit if I’ve made a mistake.

I can help you shift how you talk to yourself.

I can help you see that you aren’t “defective” for feeling these ways.

I have a structure to my sessions, but I’m still flexible if there is something else important to you that day.

  • → M.A. in Marital and Family Therapy and Art Therapy

    → Certified Level 3 TEAM-CBT clinician

    → Completed CBT-I training from Colleen E. Carney, Ph.D. and Meg Danforth, Ph.D.

Professional Endorsements