Our Story
At Sonoma Valley Family Therapy, we believe everyone deserves a safe space to grow, heal, and thrive. Our practice is dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals, couples, and families.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide a safe, welcoming, and non-judgmental space where individuals and families can experience compassionate therapy. We are committed to fostering emotional well-being, reducing stress and anxiety, and empowering clients to build self-esteem and discover meaningful ways to enhance joy and fulfillment. Through authentic care, we support the wellness of individuals, families, and communities on their journey toward growth and healing.
Meet the Founders
Kimmy Peterson & Victoria Rohrer
"We instantly connected around our passion for mental health and a love for our community. The subsequent pandemic further propelled our beliefs in the need for accessible mental health services. In 2021, Vicky and Kimmy decided to join forces to meet the growing mental health needs of the Sonoma Valley community. We continue to add qualified clinicians to our team to provide additional therapy support and specialties. Our goal is to become the go-to practice where all members of a family system can receive care for their mental health and develop happier and healthier lives and relationships."
Community Partnership & Outreach
We believe that growth and healing does not occur in isolation, as humans we are wired for connection and community. We strive to create partnerships with local individuals, schools and organizations to provide much needed support and services. We are proud to be working in collaboration with the Sonoma Unified School District, the Sonoma Valley Education Foundation and the Sonoma Valley Boys and Girls Club. We provide clinicians for designated sites to provide therapy and meet clients where they are. We are also committed to providing accessible on site therapeutic services for students in need at Sonoma Charter School and Woodland Star Charter School.
Kimmy has volunteered her time in the Sonoma community to promote community connections and healthy family relations. She sees the value in working both with the schools and community to increase mental health awareness.
Vicky has volunteered her time with local and state Marriage and Family Therapist organizations as an advocate for accessible and accountable services and policies.
