Tri‑Valley Relationship Therapy, Inc. is a Mental Health Counselor in Dublin, CA. The practice offers sex therapy, marriage counseling, couples counseling, premarital counseling, individual relationship therapy, and LGBTQQI‑focused therapy to adults and couples throughout the East Bay, including Dublin, Oakland, Pleasanton, Livermore, Danville, San Ramon, Castro Valley, Fremont, Tracy and San Jose. Led by Dr. Nagma V. Clark, a PhD, LPCC, CST and AASECT‑certified sex therapist, the clinic draws on her extensive training to address sexual concerns, relationship distress, infidelity, communication breakdowns and personal growth. Clients have rated the service 4.40 stars based on seven reviews.
Dr. Clark’s approach centers on helping clients find language for sexual intimacy, explore personal desires, and build vulnerability within relationships. She emphasizes taking ownership of one’s happiness and encourages clients to move beyond pain, miscommunication or anxiety toward fulfillment. As a couples therapist, she guides partners to recognize underlying needs for love, protection and admiration, fostering deeper connection. In individual work, she supports clients in accessing inner resources of wisdom and resilience, motivating them to assertively shape their lives. The practice also provides a free phone consultation for new clients and detailed fee information, reflecting a commitment to transparency and ongoing advanced training.
The office is located at 11740 Dublin Blvd Suite #206. It sits just a short walk, about 0.2 miles, from Schaefer Ranch Park, and is roughly half a mile from both the Arthur H. Breed Junior Freeway and Dublin Canyon Road. Rowell Ranch memorial lies about 0.6 miles away, while Hollis Creek and Dublin Creek are within a mile, offering easy access to natural scenery and major thoroughfares.
With a certified sex therapist at its helm and a focus on clear communication and relational healing, Tri‑Valley Relationship Therapy delivers specialized mental‑health services that resonate with the diverse needs of Dublin’s residents.