Our Providers | Randi Kofsky, LMFT

Randi Kofsky, LMFT

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

Randi Kofsky, LMFT, works with adults of all ages through individual and couples therapy,  helping clients develop a deeper understanding of themselves, their relationships, and the  patterns that shape how they move through life. Her approach is grounded in the belief  that meaningful change begins with becoming more aware of what is happening within us emotionally, physically, and relationally. She is especially interested in the connection  between the mind and body and how that interplay can influence overall contentment.  Randi also works with clients navigating social anxiety, chronic pain and GI-related  concerns, intrusive or obsessive thoughts, self-criticism, procrastination, and questions  surrounding alcohol or substance use. 

Randi uses a somatic, experiential, and dynamic approach that draws from Intensive  Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP), Experiential Dynamic Therapy (EDT), Gestalt  therapy, and the Trauma Resiliency Model. Her work is grounded in the here and now,  allowing clients to explore what is happening emotionally and physically in the moment  and how those experiences may influence their interactions with partners, family, friends,  and colleagues. With couples, she works with dating, engaged, and married partners  navigating a variety of difficulties. She is trained in the Couples Institute’s Developmental  Model, Terry Real’s Relational Life Therapy, and Prepare/Enrich, and helps couples move  beyond unwanted patterns toward greater clarity, connection, and fulfillment. 

Randi believes therapy is a shared process in which both therapist and client actively  participate in creating the conditions for healing and growth. She stays present with what is  unfolding moment to moment, using gentle confrontation, warmth, support, and humor  when appropriate to help clients work toward their goals. Her aim is not simply to help  clients manage symptoms, but to help them better understand themselves, strengthen  their relationships, and create meaningful and lasting change.

Education & Experience

Randi earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from New York University and her Master’s  degree in Counseling with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy from San  Francisco State University. She has worked in the mental health field since 2012 and brings  more than 20 years of experience as a mind-body practitioner to her clinical work. Her  extensive experience and training inform an integrative approach that considers the whole  person and the complex relationship between emotional well-being, the body, and  interpersonal connection.