4220 California St. Suite 201
San Francisco, CA 94118

275 Miller Avenue, Suite 101
Mill Valley, CA 94941

(415) 845-2337

Jay M. Seiff-Haron, Psy.D. is a Licensed Psychologist in San Francisco, Mill Valley and Rockridge, PSY23443. Dr. Seiff-Haron conducts assessments, sees individuals, couples and families in psychotherapy and specializes in work with bicultural families. Jay's approach is also based on Attachment and Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples, along with other approaches such as Child-Parent Psychotherapy and EMDR. Dr. Seiff-Haron's training and experience includes two years at the UCSF Child Trauma Research Project, one of the foremost sites in the United States that specializes in the challenges facing parents, toddlers and preschoolers who have experienced significant stress or trauma.

Stressful events for young children include difficult divorces and sudden changes in custody, separations from loved ones, bullying, child abuse, sexual abuse and neglect, loss and mourning, exposure to a natural and man-made disasters, domestic violence, community violence and car accidents.

An area of particular emphasis in Dr. Seiff-Haron's practice is cross-cultural communication and interracial or interfaith relationships. As Executive Director at Cross-Cultural Communications (501c3) and with Advanced Standing in the Stanford Graduate School of Business Facilitator Network, Jay has extensive experience in coaching clients through difficult cross-cultural interactions, personally and professionally. Jay serves on the Programming Committee of the Northern California Community for Emotionally Focused Therapy (NCCEFT), and teaches family and couples therapy, group psychotherapy and attachment to doctoral students of psychology at Argosy University's San Francisco Bay campus. Dr. Seiff-Haron holds a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology, an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a BA from Yale University.

Annette C. Holloway, Psy. D. (PSB 35738) sees individuals, couples and families in Mill Valley and San Francisco as a post-doctoral psychological assistant supervised by Dr. Seiff-Haron, Psy.D. (PSY 23443). She specializes in issues related to co-parenting and women in transition. Annette also has experience working with adults who have suffered trauma. Her group therapy experience includes teaching adults Dialectical Behavioral Therapy skills and social skills to boys. Dr. Holloway's training and experience includes several years at Family Service Agency of Marin (FSA), a premiere training site that won the CAMFT award in 2010 for best training site in the state.

In addition to seeing a wide range of clients at FSA, Annette also directed a program for adults with co-occurring substance abuse and severe mental illness. At Santa Rosa Junior College's Heath Services Center, she worked with a short-term treatment model.

Her work with couples is based on advanced training in EFT. This research-based method melds current knowledge about the nature of our attachment bonds with modern neuroscience to help couples strengthen and improve their relationships. At DreamPower Horsemanship, she recently helped present Horses for Heroes with Heart, a relationship enhancement seminar for veterans and their partners, based on her dissertation.

Dr. Holloway serves on the Board of the Marin County Psychological Association as the representative for Students and Early Career Psychologists. She teaches a six-session class about co-parenting for adults who are separated or divorced at Family Service Agency of Marin. Annette received her Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology and holds a B.A. from Yale University.