Meet The Combs Group
We are a small group of thoughtful, compassionate, clinicians who value a personalized approach. Our clinicians are invested in staying current with up to date research in order to best meet the needs of our patients.
Our Goal
To relieve your immediate suffering while holding on to the longer term objective of better understanding yourself and your relationship to the world around you. It is our experience that therapy can have a significant impact on your life and lead to feeling more satisfied and clearer about who you are and what you want.
Hilary is a warm caring individual and couples therapist. We have known each other for years and regularly collaborate as colleagues. She is very skilled and I’m impressed with her ability to connect with her patients. Don’t hesitate to call her if you or a loved one is needing help with mental health.”
– Brian Sedgeley
Meet The Team
Hilary Combs, Psy.D.
Supervising Psychologist
As a licensed psychologist for over 20 years, I have worked in multiple cities at various hospitals, academic institutions, and community organizations. I value all my experiences and continue to learn from the people I see and the clinicians I teach. In my work, my approach is to consider the context of each person’s life, the people that have been or are currently in their lives and the stories that are created in these relationships. These stories are further impacted by one’s identity, family environment, and larger cultural demands and expectations. I see the work in therapy as collaboratively understanding these stories and how they help or hinder growth and satisfaction in one’s life. I use a primarily psychodynamic theoretical framework that is relationally grounded and trauma informed. I also integrate aspects of other theories such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy and the Gottman Method.
Bhavna Busch-Sharma, Psy.D.
Psychological Associate
My work is an integration of cultural, relational, and feminist approaches. I have worked with adolescents and adults, refugees/asylum seekers and survivors of trafficking in a variety of community settings. I work collaboratively to co-create a trauma informed and culturally sensitive space to make room for your emotional experiences, cultural identities, and goals in therapy. I enjoy working with bicultural identities, 1.5-generation immigrant identities, and interracial relationship dynamics. I welcome various cultural backgrounds and life experiences and look forward to working together.
Erit Maor, Psy.D.
Psychologist
I believe it takes courage and vulnerability to seek therapy and thus I approach this work with great care and respect. I work with a diversity of individuals and couples, many of whom have felt “stuck” or disappointed with some aspect of their lives. I offer support around relationship issues, work/school challenges, major life transitions, as well as concerns around self-esteem and identity. I pay special attention to the role of culture and your specific life circumstance and have experience working with people who live outside dominant cultural narratives. Together, we will work to gain a deeper understanding of yourself so that you may experience meaningful changes in your life.
Kristina Wunderman, Psy.D.
Psychologist
Over the past ten years, I have trained with and worked for numerous community mental health organizations and in private practice providing psychotherapy to adults, adolescents, and children with experiences such as depression, anxiety, trauma and loss. Therapy is a deeply intimate undertaking in which we work together to better understand your life experiences, the meaning that’s been made of them and their impact on your sense of self. My specialty areas include fertility and reproductive health, blended family systems and identity development. My relational and psychodynamic therapeutic approach is trauma informed and grounded in socio-cultural context.
Rachael Adler, AMFT
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
I specialize in a relational psychodynamic therapy approach grounded in a socio-cultural, trauma informed framework. Prior to my career as a psychotherapist, I studied and worked in New York as an actor and taught and coached artists and professionals for film, television, and theatre. In my current psychotherapeutic practice, I embrace the vitality inherent in each person, acknowledging the intricate developmental and constitutional factors that shape identity development. Utilizing a collaborative approach to navigate the challenges and complexities of the human condition, clients are able to reach and sustain deeper states of personal freedom, fulfillment, and authentic selfhood.