Reproductive & Integrative Therapists in San Luis Obispo
Highly Specialized & Compassionate Women’s Therapists in San Luis Obispo
Women's Therapists in San Luis Obispo - Your mental health matters! Making the decision to seek care for your mental health is deeply personal, and I’m so glad you've found our practice. You deserve holistic, evidence-informed therapy care that addresses your specific needs.
Over the past nine years, I've carefully built a team of exceptional reproductive & holistic psychiatrists and therapists who share this philosophy, dedicated to supporting women's mental well-being, and we look forward to helping you achieve your health & wellness goals.
ANNA GLEZER, MD
Founder; Head Reproductive Psychiatrist
Expert Reproductive Therapists in San Luis Obispo
WOMEN’S WELLNESS PSYCHIATRISTS & THERAPISTS
Specializing in a Variety of Conditions
Anxety & Panic Disorders
Depression & Mood Disorders
OCD & Intrusive Thoughts
Trauma & PTSD
PMDD
ADHD in Women
Insomnia & Sleep Issues
Supporting Life’s Most Critical Transitions
Menopause & Midlife
Relationships & Life Transitions
Infertility
Grief & Loss
Pregnancy & Postpartum Struggles
We Blend Different Therapy Styles — With a Focus on Holistic Treatment
As holistic, reproductive psychiatrists and psychotherapists, we believe in treating the whole person—mind and body.
✔ Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – changes negative thinking and behavior patterns.
✔ Mindfulness-Based Therapy – cultivates present-moment awareness to reduce suffering.
✔ Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) - accepts difficult thoughts and commits to valued actions.
✔ Narrative Therapy - re-authors personal stories to find new meaning.
✔ Trauma-Focused Therapy – addresses the impact of traumatic experiences
✔ Exposure & Response Prevention (ERP) Therapy – gradually confronts fears to reduce compulsions.
✔ Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) – teaches skills to improve distress tolerance and interpersonal effectiveness.
Why Choose Women’s Wellness Therapists in San Luis Obispo?
Our Clinical Expertise & Patient-Centric, Concierge Care
✔ Founded & clinically led by Dr. Glezer, a Harvard & UCSF trained Reproductive & Integrative Psychiatrist, & a highly sought after advisor, speaker, & educator.
✔ Deep expertise with wide array of conditions (e.g. anxiety, panic, PMDD, depression & mood disorders, ADHD, sleep issues, trauma & PTSD, infertility, OCD & intrusive thoughts)
✔ Comprehensive array of individual couples, & group therapy options, to guide you through key life circumstances (e.g. menopause & midlife, relationships & life transitions, infertility, grief, & loss, & pregnancy / postpartum struggles)
✔ Concierge Patient Care — i.e. urgent, same-, & next-week availability; virtual appointments to minimize your disruption; seamless communication with your clinician; out-of-network to ensure highest standard of care
✔ Highly collaborative care model across our clinic & with patients' extended medical team (e.g. primary care, OB/GYN)
Which therapy style is best for you?
Here’s one of our more popular resource articles outlining 10 commonly-practiced therapy styles — how they’re different, unique benefits of each, and which style may be best for you.
At Women’s Wellness, our therapists will frequently integrate multiple approaches as part of a holistic, individualized treatment plan.
Meet our Founder & Head Therapist in San Luis Obispo
Dr. Glezer began her training at Harvard and then transitioned to UCSF, where she had been a practicing physician, teacher, mentor, and an associate professor. She is board certified in adult psychiatry, a distinguished fellow of the APA, a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner, and a past President of the Northern California Psychiatric Society.
She has worked with hundreds of women going through the emotional challenges of conception, pregnancy, loss, and postpartum. She has been interviewed for, and her written work has appeared on multiple leading sites, including Huffington Post, Fit Pregnancy, Healthline, Help Guide, and more. She has presented at local and national conferences and published in academic journals.
She began her private practice to help women in San Luis Obispo and across the Bay Area access reproductive mental health services and is really passionate about helping as many women as possible. Read full bio
Your Path to Wellness
Start your journey with Dr. Glezer, founder and head holistic & reproductive psychiatrist at Women’s Wellness. We'll use this time to learn what you're going through, explain our clinical approach, and see if we're the right fit.
1 > Free Phone Consult
Next, you'll have a 75-minute intake session with one of our women’s holistic & reproductive psychiatrists. We'll discuss your current symptoms & how you're doing, review your history, & create a personalized, holistic treatment plan just for you.
2 >> Intake Appointment
We’ll support you with follow-ups, including psychotherapy, and if desired/needed, medication management, lifestyle medicine, DBT, or couples counseling.
3 >>> Ongoing Care
Free Phone Consult with Dr. Glezer for Prospective Patients
We’ll review your current state, prior medical history, a brief overview of my services, and options moving forward.
PLEASE NOTE:
In order to provide a truly individualized and best standard of care, our practice is out-of-network. Please read this brief article explaining why accepting insurance may oftentimes compromise care.
Therapists in San Luis Obispo seeing patients virtually.
Let’s get you feeling better, together.Frequently Asked Questions
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The costs of seeing a therapist in San Luis Obispo, and across CA, will vary considerably depending on factors like location, education & experience of the therapists, in vs. out-of-network, and others.
Women’s Wellness Psychiatry specializes in providing comprehensive mental health care that demands a personalized, tailor-made approach. As such, we do not follow the one-size-fits-all treatment guidelines dictated by most insurance companies and are out-of-network. Our fees are commensurate with our unique expertise and can be viewed under the Services/Rates page.
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Yes! We offer virtual therapy for patients across California, including those in San Luis Obispo. This provides you with more flexibility while still ensuring you receive expert care.
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Our goal is to provide personalized care without dictation of treatment by an insurance company or administrator. Therefore, at this time, I do not accept any insurance plans.
If you have a PPO plan, you may be eligible for reimbursement from your insurance company for out of network services. If so, I am happy to provide a monthly invoice (AKA superbill) to submit. I recommend you contact your insurance company and check. Here are several questions to consider asking:
** Do I have an annual deductive for outpatient mental health services with a psychiatrist?
** How much is my co-pay or co-insurance per visit?
** How many visits do I have annually?
** Are there limitations on the conditions/diagnoses that can be reimbursed?
You can also consider using your FSA (Flexible Savings Account) for reimbursement of service fees.
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Finding the right therapist in San Luis Obispo involves considering factors like their specialty, approach to therapy, availability, and whether they offer in-person or virtual sessions. At Women’s Wellness Psychiatry, we provide a free consultation to help determine if we’re the right fit for your needs.
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Our team includes therapists and reproductive & holistic psychiatrists, allowing us to offer both therapy and medication management, in addition to other integrative & complementary treatment tools, for those who may benefit from a combined approach.
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The primary distinction between a psychiatrist and a psychologist lies in their training and treatment approaches. Psychiatrists are medical doctors (MDs or DOs) who can prescribe medication, while psychologists hold doctoral degrees (PhDs or PsyDs) and focus on providing therapy. Therefore, psychiatrists typically manage mental health conditions with a combination of medication and therapy, whereas psychologists primarily utilize various forms of psychotherapy