Licensed Therapist
Sana Maaz, MA, LMFT-Associate
(Supervised by Bianca Vincent, LMFT-S, LPC-S)
Sana works with individuals and couples who are ready to understand themselves on a deeper level and create real, lasting change in how they relate to themselves and to others. Her work often focuses on anxiety, trauma, identity, and the relational patterns that keep people feeling disconnected or unseen.
She brings a grounded, compassionate presence to therapy, creating space for clients to explore the parts of themselves they’ve learned to hide or “fix.” Sana helps clients uncover the beliefs and emotional blueprints that once protected them but now stand in the way of growth, connection, and self-trust.
Individual Therapy: $125 per 50-minute session
Couples & Relationship Therapy: $200 per 90-minute session
**Sana offers a limited number of sliding scale spots for clients with financial need, ensuring therapy remains accessible while maintaining the depth and consistency of the work.
About Sana
Issues Close to Sana’s Heart
Anxiety & OCD
Couples & Relationships
Trauma Recovery
LGBTQ+ Affirming Care
Identity Exploration
Existential Concerns
Sana’s Approach
Sana is trained in the Gottman Method (Level 1) and integrates elements of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and other attachment-based models to help couples rebuild safety, empathy, and communication. She is also completing advanced training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Coherence Therapy, blending these approaches to help clients heal the effects of complex and attachment-based trauma at both the emotional and nervous-system level.
License & Certifications:
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy Associate (Supervised by Bianca Vincent, LMFT-S, LPC-S)
Gottman Method Level 1 Certified
EMDR training — in progress (2025)
Coherence Therapy Training — in progress (2025)
The vibe in Sana’s office is:
Curious and connection-focused
A space where honesty feels safe, even when it’s messy
Where contextual nuance and nervous-system wisdom meet
Absolutely no “just communicate better” clichés in sight
