Randolph Farase Associate Professional Clinical Counselor

Randolph Farase, Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, AMFT143296 is practicing under the supervision of Daniel Douglas (California, LMFT, 103178) at Campus Commons Center 2335 American River Drive, Suite 301, Sacramento, CA 95825.

Please, note: A clinician listed as being “clinically supervised” is completing clinical hours toward their licensure. They have one or more fully licensed clinical supervisors that often have special training. They consult with their supervisor(s) on all of their cases.

We'll work at a pace that you feel comfortable, though it may be difficult when reflecting on painful memories. We may examine and reframe negative patterns of thoughts emotions and behaviors, open wounds from past traumas, be present in the mind-body-spirit, role-play social skills, and other interventions.

I have personal experiences receiving treatment with substance abuse and addictions, so I was very fortunate to have dedicated and kind hearted counselors helping me and my cohort whom I also befriended. This was a healing experience that I will never forget. Working with dating coaches for personal development, dating, and sex has also helped me gain a better understanding into evolutionary psychology/sociology and social dynamics that academics rarely discusses. I've done one-on-one, and small group training with well known companies that help individuals build connection and chemistry with complete strangers that work not just with pickup and dating, but also with building professional networks. Currently I am continuing to practice self-help to improve my career and personal life and I love helping and guiding others towards their own journeys.

Healing may take time, and therapy is not a quick fix. It's realization and transformation, that can take a lot of inner work where you might be faced with uncomfortable things. Everyone's journey will be unique, the path isn't always linear, and sometimes things may seem to get worse before they feel better. Often times, clients have to learn how to forgive and love themselves for things they've done and heal from things that were done to them. Be patient with yourself and the process.

Private Practice (current, since September 2024) - remote individual counseling - remote couples counseling Sacramento Children's Home (7 months) - remote & in-person crisis counseling - foster youth, former foster youth, care givers - family therapy Sky Counseling Center (5 months) - remote individual therapy - young adults John F. Kennedy University, Community Based Counseling Programs (3 years) - remote & in-person individual therapy - high school students, college students, survivors of domestic violence