Clinical Staff Member
Video Sessions Only
Transpersonal & Humanistic Psychology Specialist
Dr. Jeffrey Sundberg is a licensed psychotherapist and transpersonal psychologist with over 20 years of experience guiding individuals, couples, and groups through deep emotional and spiritual transformation. His integrative approach weaves together Humanistic, Cognitive Behavioral, Existential, Jungian, and Transpersonal methods—bridging evidence-based psychology with the inner dimensions of meaning, identity, and awakening.
Jeffrey’s clinical focus includes trauma, anxiety, depression, sexual orientation, gender identity, and relational development. He specializes in working with clients navigating profound life transitions and awakening experiences, helping them find stability, purpose, and authenticity amid change. His style is both compassionate and direct, emphasizing presence, insight, and practical transformation.
Dr. Sundberg holds a Doctorate in Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies and a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from the University of San Francisco. He has served as an adjunct professor at Nova Southeastern University’s Graduate School of Counseling, a research interventionist at the University of San Francisco’s School of Medicine, and a clinical supervisor for emerging therapists.
He is a Qualified Mental Health Counselor & Marriage and Family Therapist Supervisor, EMDR-trained trauma specialist, and published author in the fields of transpersonal psychology and consciousness studies—including “Shotgun Awakening” (2015) and “Amigeist: A New Extreme Love Phenomenon” (2019, International Journal of Transpersonal Studies).
Dr. Sundberg’s therapeutic presence is marked by empathy, intuition, and curiosity. He invites clients into a collaborative exploration of their inner world—where healing becomes not only a recovery of balance, but an awakening of the whole self.
Affiliations:
- EMDR International Association
- Association of Transpersonal Psychology
- International Association of Near-Death Studies