Hi, I'm Alanna Esquejo, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (#151443) based in Pleasanton, CA. I bring not just professional expertise but a deep, personal understanding of life's complexities. I proudly identify as BIPOC—raised by a multi-racial mother and a Mexican father. I am a wife, mama of two fur babies and one human little. I have firsthand experience with interracial relationships, neurodivergence, blended families, loved ones with addictions, and working with incarcerated individuals. These experiences have shaped my perspective on identity, resilience, and relationships.
You worked hard to get here—maybe you landed the promotion, launched the business, or finally stepped into the role you dreamed about. But now you’re sitting with a quiet question: Is this it?
The stress it took to arrive is starting to spill into your personal life. You feel disconnected from your relationships, your purpose, maybe even yourself. The drive that once fueled you now feels more like pressure. And the fulfillment you expected? It’s missing.
You didn't work this hard to be overwhelmed, you want more meaningful experiences with yourself and your relationships. We’ll look at what’s working, what’s not, to help you build a way of living and leading that feels more balanced, and true to you.
You’re stuck in the same fight. Or maybe you’re not fighting at all. You want to connect but you're tired of having the same fight. You have gotten to the point of sitting in silence and feeling miles apart in the same room.
You might be questioning whether this relationship can work. Maybe you’ve considered separating—not because you don’t care, but because you can’t seem to get back to the way things were.
It can get better, you just need someone to call out these unhelpful patterns. I will guide you through a way to understand and communicate what's buried beneath the years of miscommunication. Let’s get you back to enjoying time together. You remember what made you fall in love with this person—even if lately, it’s been hard to see.
ADHD doesn’t look the same in everyone. For some, it’s missed deadlines and mental clutter. For others, it’s emotional reactivity, forgetfulness, or a constant sense of falling short. It can be hard to track what’s showing up, when, and why—and even harder to explain it to the people around you.
I help individuals and families make sense of ADHD in real life. We’ll explore the patterns, build practical tools, and strengthen the awareness it takes to navigate these dynamics with care.
Whether you’re leading a team or parenting a teen, ADHD doesn’t have to define your story. With deeper understanding comes less frustration—and more compassion, confidence, and resilience.
Join an 8-week closed virtual group designed to help you heal, reflect, and rebuild in a supportive, guided space. With 6–8 participants, this small group offers meaningful connection, shared insight, and the chance to grow alongside others who truly understand.
You’ve thought about therapy, a lot—but between work, commutes, and everything else on your plate, it feels impossible to fit in. Still, you know something’s not working. The stress, the disconnection, the stuck patterns—they’re starting to take a toll.
Intensives offer another way. Intensives is just a way to describe extended sessions or accelerated therapy. They provide opportunity to have get focused support when weekly therapy isn’t enough. Whether you’re a couple navigating high-conflict dynamics or an individual seeking clarity and structure around ADHD, intensives create space to break through and build real momentum.
It’s time to reclaim your energy, your relationships, and your sense of direction.