Hi, we are the True Yang Team and S-KAP Practitioners

We are a group of humans that care a lot about other humans. We get so much joy from co-piloting your  journey. 

We come from many different ethnic and cultural backgrounds and have a vast array of previous careers. We are mothers, daughters, single, married, divorced, dancers, nurses, doulas, musicians, yogis, meditators, clowns, writers, and academics.

Marni Levy, LMFT

Hello! As the creator of True Yang Therapy and the S-KAP approach I feel humbled to have been trusted to work with and learn from inspiring clients over the last 10 years.

I’m all about the “aha moments” that emerge out of a desire to grow and expand. I’m someone who knows some things and knows enough to know that I know very little. My own personal journey of growth includes messing up, growing pains, trying again, laughing at it all, crying about it alI, celebrating the whole thing, and doing it with other caring humans.

It is a true honor to “co-shepherd” a healing process. In our work together we will tune into your own innate wisdom as we hold the younger, wounded parts. You’ll likely experience my flavor as a heart-centered nurturing, encouraging, spiritual-cheerleader, and a light-hearted silly creative.

My passion for this journey with you is nourished in our connection.

I was raised by an immigrant parent (Moroccan) and a first gen immigrant parent (Hungarian). In my early years I was praised for achievements and taught the way of survival. While grateful for all I was given, I found the road to freedom was in the healing of traumas- incurred in my own family and through social constructs. I love working with children of immigrants and engaging with the lineage as an agent of healing and growth.

As a lifelong dancer and meditator in the Soto Zen tradition, I’ve learned to tune into the wisdom of the body, to attend to the emotions, needs, and expressions. My work is based in a Mindfulness/Somatic approach called Hakomi, I also use Internal Family Systems, Poly Vagal Techniques, and NeuroAffective Touch. I teach workshops and offer training in and around the bay area.

Experience and Training:
Masters in Counseling Psychology, CIIS , 2014
12 years practicing therapist
2 years training in somatic/mindfulness based Hakomi Method
6 months training in Emotional Focused Therapy
EMDR trained for trauma healing
Various training in IFS (Internal Family Systems)

Ketamine Training
44 hours Sage Institute and Polaris Insight Center
24 hours training in KAP and EMDR for trauma healing

Inter-Generational Trauma Healing
30 hours with Mark Wolynn-Inherited Family Trauma Method
30 hours of Jungian/Shamanic  Ancestral healing work with Florian Birkmayer and Cathy Skipper

Somatic/ Touch Training
96 Hours of NeuroAffective Touch (NAT) with Dr.  Ailine LaPieree
24 Hours of Hakomi Attachment based touch therapy Shirley Bar-Dvir and Allison Post
24 Hours of Cranio Sacral Therapy with Catharine Wood Anderson 

Laura Prince-McGee, MA, AMFT

Grounded in psychodynamic and attachment-based principles, my approach is holistic, relational, and attending to a person’s mind-body connection. I strive to create a process where people feel less alone in their pain and fear—where empathy becomes a source of comfort and a catalyst for strength.

My approach is body centered and includes mindfulness based therapy including IFS (Internal Family Systems), DBT, and EFT. I tailor therapy to each person’s unique journey, working from the inside out and the outside in to foster lasting growth and transformation.

We’re not meant to navigate this emotional work alone. With the right support, change becomes possible and can take root. As self-awareness deepens and healing unfolds, relationships often transform—becoming more authentic and connected. 

I’ve had the opportunity to work with individuals from various backgrounds, supporting them through grief, end-of-life challenges, depression, anxiety, and substance dependency—particularly those tapering off benzodiazepines and opioids. My experience also includes work in schools with children and parents, as well as specialized training in Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples. My background as a Wellness Specialist and Massage Practitioner informs my somatic approach to therapy, emphasizing the deep connection between mind and body.

I hold a bachelor’s degree in Gerontology and a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I work with Individuals, Couples, Families, and Groups. I live in San Francisco with my husband, two children, and two cats.

Supervised by Marni Levy LMFT 99850

Orna Konig, AMFT

My passion is in guiding you in discovering more about yourself and to achieve a sense of fulfillment and harmony in your life.

I believe that we all have the potential to change our lives, and the ways in which we relate to ourselves, to each other, and to the world around us. Through our work together, we will co-create the possibility for understanding what needs to occur in order to evolve in a different way.

As a therapist, I believe wholeheartedly in the sacred practice of holding compassionate space during intimate and vulnerable moments. As a former Birth Doula and Apprentice Midwife, I have witnessed the impact of consciously preparing for and moving through life’s highs and lows, especially during moments of intensity and overwhelm. It is often during these special moments that we can reconnect with our true essence and unique power, which is also what draws me to psychedelic therapy.

My experience supporting people through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, informs my clinical practice, especially when I am working with people who are preparing for birth, and parenthood. As a mother to two young adults, I come with my own lived experience to help inform my work with you.

I was born in Iran, grew up in Israel, and spent most of my adult life in the Bay Area. I am fluent in Hebrew and basic Farsi. With a deeply rooted, multicultural lens, I can see the many ways in which we hold and sometimes struggle with our multiple and diverse identities. This struggle can affect the ways in which we relate to ourselves, to our experiences, and to others. Together, we can hold all our identities with compassion and grace while we tend to life’s challenging moments.

I work with a wide range of challenges and identities, but am especially equipped to work with people with:

-Complex PTSD - relational struggles as a result of not getting what we need as children.

-Folks who inhabit multiple cultural identities and/or have lived experience of immigration and assimilation (first or second generation and more).

-Individuals affected by or struggling with relationships with Narcissists, with possible codependence tendencies.

-People who are pregnantpostpartum, or parenting

-Teens (13+) and their families

I am experienced with modalities of relational, client-centered, mindfulness, attachment, transpersonal, somatic, Hakomi, parts work, inner-child, trauma-informed and depth psychologies. I am an EMDR trained therapist and I received my MA in Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies and am LGBTQIA+ friendly.

Supervised by Marni Levy LMFT 99850

Carrie Katz, LMFT

It is a gift to be able to provide ketamine-assisted psychotherapy for people who are seeking help outside of the traditional frames of psychotherapy. Many people who work with me have had years of talk therapy, which may have been helpful, but they still feel stuck in their lives. Insight has often times not brought the change people have been seeking. I offer a warm, safe environment for healing and transformation to unfold. My work involves somatic (body-oriented) and other non-verbal ways of working, like expressive arts, which, in addition to ketamine, help get beneath the logical, linear mind to deeper layers of the Self that long for healing. Many people who work with me tell me that the somatic and expressive arts work we do in the preparatory sessions is different than therapy they've done and hugely helpful, even before we begin working with the ketamine. 

In addition to my experience as a psychotherapist for over twenty-five years, and fifteen years previously as a bodyworker, I have completed an 8 module training program for Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy at Polaris Insight Center, as well as advanced training at Healing Realms Center for Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy, both in San Francisco. I have also been trained and certified by MAPS — the The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies — as an MDMA therapist. I am the co-founder for GoldenWeave Network for Ethical Psychedelic Practices, a network of ketamine-assisted psychotherapists, social workers, medical doctors, psychiatrists, and trainers, who consult with each other to continue to further our education and ongoing training in this pioneering field so that we may bring the most cutting edge services to our clients, in a safe, ethical, and friendly environment.

I look forward to getting to know you and together, finding new pathways for healing and change.

Maya Lane, LMFT

I am honored to be an award-winning therapist who has worked with hundreds of clients over the past 2 decades. Having grown up in a family that struggled with mental health and depression, I have always been interested in going deep with people. I believe in compassion. I love giving people opportunities to be seen and heard.

I started my journey to study the psyche as a way of healing myself and my family, to understand the process of undoing past wounds and sabotaging patterns. The changes that I have seen in my sense of self are incredible and I am inspired to share this possibility with others.

I continue to be humbled and honored by the transformation that I get to see with my clients every day. I believe in this work and it is my greatest privilege to work with people like you.

Amanda Saint-Louis, AMFT

I come from a background of 17 years as an ICU nurse.  After two decades at the bedside tending to people’s physical trauma within a broken healthcare system, I shifted my passion in offering healing services into healing emotional wounds through a holistic lens. We live in a fast-paced world that demands more of us that we are able to give and yet when we slow to listen to the messages of the body, we can tend to ourselves and others in a more meaningful and sustainable ways.

I often use the EMDR approach of desensitization and reprocessing old memories, which I lovingly refer to as "brain-hacking." EMDR has been proven to be highly effective in treating the cognitive and physiological effects of trauma. It's incredible to witness how quickly internal shifts occur in the body and psyche with this approach in folks healing from any hue of trauma. I also weave in techniques from training received in Somatic Experiencing, Hakomi, d Internal Family Systems in my work with individuals, couples, as well as in my Ketamine Assisted Therapy work. 

I have a passion for "healing the healers”– who give themselves to others and find themselves without the same loving support that they give every day. I hold a tender space for those who yearn to have their lived experiences validated by others and want to deconstruct/reconstruct limited belief systems holding them back from living authentically. I welcome the perfectionists and people-pleasers who are seeking the permission to love themselves more deeply. I bring compassionate curiosity to the physical manifestations of anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma that often start a person’s journey in therapy, growth, and transformation.

The therapeutic relationship is a profoundly sacred one, and I look forward to being a loving witness and supporter of your personal metamorphosis.

Supervised by Marni Levy LMFT 99850

We know how important (and sometimes challenging) it can be to feel safe with a new therapist. When booking a video consultation you will meet with one of our trained psychotherapists with availability.`

You may schedule multiple consultations in order to meet with more than one of our team members. Your choice and comfort is important.

More about us…

We practice self compassion and believe that while survival strategies cause humans to act in ways we’re not always proud of, that all humans at the core (you included!) are good natured and deserve compassion.

Like the caterpillar that surrenders to its inevitable transformation, we are humans who know the courage it takes to give-in to growth-(we’ve done it, we do it)-and to stand wobbly and uncertain in the moment of risk, needing to castoff the comfortable armor in order to serve the soul’s blossoming. 

We believe (self)forgiveness is possible; anger and grief are necessary; phones are good tools but harmful masters; psychedelic medicines are sacred teachers and that nature, music, and movement are just as powerful medicines.

The likelihood of us vibing with you is high-we are genuinely enthusiastic with plenty of humor. Our training is on-going and we use specific therapy approaches that go beyond “talk therapy.” (check out our bios for specifics).

We are told our office is a beauty filled space and we agree. Our furniture, healing tools, and amenities have been chosen to be comfortable and cozy.

We feel honored to hold hurts with love and successes with celebration and encouragement. Reach out to say hello…we are excited to meet you!


The “True Yang” is a philosophical concept created by Zhen Dao the founder of MogaDao Institute and the philosophy of Post-Daoism; a trans woman, playwright, poet, novelist and master innovator in the arts of qigong, yoga and spiritualized martial arts. “True Yang” is the place we arrive at when we are beyond the normal plane of the material world’s notion of cause and effect, and instead are operating on a vertical plane where the values align between the underworld and the heavens. In this place we are in our own right-awareness of our truth and passionately risking for what is essential and beyond the illusions of our minds.