About Me
In 2003 I established a full-time private practice in Campbell, California. Having now moved north to beautiful Sonoma County, I have redesigned my work with clients as tele-therapy, using Skype and FaceTime. Counseling and helping others has not only been my chosen profession, but continues to be an occupational calling.
Now Serving All of California
I am now meeting with my clients online using Skype or FaceTime.
Please contact me via phone, text or email, and let’s discuss your needs.
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Judy McFarland, LMFT is an experienced and most importantly, a highly effective therapist. She is genuinely caring, fair-minded and ethical. Her expertise makes her a stand-out among therapists, in fact I would put her in the top 5%. I trust her judgement and the quality of her work. For this reason, I have referred personal friends to her. I recommend her without reservation.
Misao KusudaI have good news for you . . . with help from me and work by you, you can have a relationship that feels good.
- Judith McFarland, Marriage and Family Therapist
You Are Dating A New Person: What Are The Red Flags? (Part 2)
How to create a “Dating Journal” that will help you to move forward.
You Are Dating A New Person: What Are The Red Flags? (Part 1)
Learning how to identify the “red flags” in a person you’re dating can save you a ton of time, trouble, and even heartbreak.
Are You A Good Date?
Lots of clients who see me for dating coaching struggle with the dating process. First, let me describe my ideas about the dating process. People date because they want to meet someone for some kind of relationship, be it casual, long term, or permanent. I see dating...
OK, So The Honeymoon Is Over. Now What?
When the honeymoon is over, many couples part ways with varying degrees of loss. They may just be deciding to leave rather than learn how to stay! If this is a relationship worth having, isn’t it worth fighting for?
Do You And Your SO (Significant Other) Have Chemistry?
Are you struggling to find a relationship where you feel that you and your significant other have chemistry? Read on for some information about the role that chemistry may play for you.
Rejection: It Never Feels Good.
No one feels good about being rejected. Does being rejected define how you think of yourself?
