Therapist for Young Adult

Thanks for any suggestions for a good therapist to work with a wonderful young woman who's needing help socializing and building friendships in her remote work world.  She's naturally shy and has been working remotely since Covid changed the work world in March 2020.  She likes her job but it's 95% remote and she's gotten very isolated socially.  She's active, works out, always doing something but on her own.  She's tried meetups, volunteering, etc. -- but needs more help to stick with it and develop some friendships.  Thanks for thoughts of a therapist who can work with her to take these steps and also understand that this new remote work world requires new ways to make good friends.  Many of us made good friends through our work worlds, I did, and built social networks.  It also helps to be around people who are thinking bigger, involved, figuring out their futures.  Thx much...

I am trying to help my 20 year old find a therapist who is currently available for IN PERSON sessions. My child is hoping to find someone who is something of a pragmatic generalist - specialties in anxiety and general coaching toward happiness/optimism would be good, but hoping to avoid a practice whose main focus is something more specific such as trauma, identity issues, reparenting, hard core CBT, or anything else very specific. If you have a recommendation, we'd love to hear it!  Thanks.

I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a therapist that fulfills the following criteria:  -- Located in Albany, Kensington, El Cerrito, Berkeley, or possibly Rockridge or Piedmont. -- Offering in-person sessions. -- Experienced in helping intelligent, non-substance-abusing, joyless young adults find purpose, a little optimism, and the best way forward in life. -- Not too "alternative" or emotionally touchy-feeling in approach; my child is a cynic. -- Helpful with severe social anxiety but willing to take things slowly (not just pure, efficient cognitive behavioral therapy). My 20-year-old was socially anxious and withdrawn before the pandemic, got worse during quarantine, and now could really use a jump-start toward future happiness. I'm thinking maybe something in between therapy and life-coaching -- but maybe that's just what therapy is? All suggestions appreciated!

Seeking a therapist to help my son, as I have not found one at Kaiser that he’s comfortable with.  Recently he has been showing angry outbursts that alarm me, He is on medication through Kaiser and is good to his grandparents, has a part time job and is in school, but at times his thinking is way off and that gets him into trouble. He recently lost three friends because of his behavior. He needs guidance and I’m hoping I can find someone soon, as I’m very worried. 

My young adult daughter (19) is looking for a therapist who lives a cruelty-free lifestyle.  I know that other therapists might be empathic and understanding about animals/sensitivity, but we really need someone who is vegan/living a cruelty-free lifestyle.

If they happen to be on the Magellan provider list, that's a huge bonus!!!

thank you!