Find Trusted Psychology Tutors Near Me in San Lorenzo, CA

I am passionate about human development and learning. I am preparing to become a child psychiatrist, and I want learning and teaching to continue to play central roles in my work. I have taken a broad spectrum of courses at Cambridge University, Wheaton College, Brown University, Rhode Island School of Design, and Harvard... show more

Hello I have a formal but foreign graduation in Psychology. In the US I have been working formally in personal development and helping people get their soft skills leveled up! Exercises, workshops and some brain exercises are a good resource for the individual 's development. I believe that we can make progress on... show more

I recently graduated from Mills College with my Masters in Business Administration and Public Policy. In undergrad, I majored in Chemistry. I received minors in Engineering and Education. While in undergrad, I studied to be a high school Chemistry and Physics teacher. I did about 100 student teaching hours. I took 30 hours of... show more

I have varied teaching experience, as an assistant teacher in a Montessori preschool, as well as individuals, mostly under the age of 12. I have experience working with neurodivergent kids, as well as kids that need a little help building up their confidence and social skills. If we want to bake to learn fractions, or play games... show more

I have been a teacher for children multiple times over the years in many countries including the states. Most recently, I was a kindergarten and first grade teacher. I have also been a personal tutor to all ages including a 6-month-old baby and as old as a high schooled. I have experience across cultures including times where I... show more

With over 20 years' experience supporting students ranging from 1st grade to college/adult, I love working with people to learn new concepts, tackle challenging assignments, and prepare for next stages in their education and career. I trained and worked as a writing/composition tutor at the University of Michigan and have worked... show more

Comfortable with a variety of age groups, and have worked with children from a variety of backgrounds. Classroom teaching experience including with gifted children, and children with disabilities. Doctorate degree. Honors society and teaching assistant during my BA. Love children and am playful by nature with healthy boundaries.... show more

Hello! I'm Tatiana, and I have a degree in psychology along with experience teaching Spanish in a fun and effective way to American children. I use interactive methods and games to make learning a new language exciting and easy to grasp. I am committed to helping my students develop skills in listening comprehension,... show more

Hello, my name is Mariela and I'm a 24-year-old graduate from UC Davis. I studied both psychology and design and I plan to get my master's to be a therapist. I worked as a behavior technician and a preschool teacher for the past four years and I have experience tutoring k-12 writing, k-2 math, teaching Spanish, art, and flamenco... show more

Hi I'm Camila I'm 24 years old and I'm in my final semester of university ( I'm studying psychology in Mexico but I'm finishing the school online) I'm here in SF learning English but I work as a nanny and a Spanish teacher:) I like nature and explore, I like art therapy and I think kids are so important, I work as a volunteer... show more

I am an incoming PhD student at Stanford with a BS in Biochemistry and MSE in Bioengineering. I have a passion and talent for teaching complex concepts to students with different learning styles and needs. Throughout my undergraduate and graduate experiences, I tutored peers in subjects ranging from Multivariable Calculus,... show more

My name is Carla. I am available for weekend all day or evening weekdays tutoring, homework help or reading intervention. I am a Special education teacher for the Oakland Unified School District. I currently teach HS 9th-12th grade. I am comfortable working with any age group. I can provide tutoring in all subjects and grade... show more

Hello! I have been a tutor in the Bay Area ever since I moved to Berkeley for college in 2019. I am easy going, focused, and motivated to help others reach their academic goals, whatever those may be. Now that I am finished with my undergraduate work, I have extra room in my schedule for tutoring. I hope to hear from you!

Hi, I am Ann and I am attending Menlo College in Atherton, CA. I am going to be a Sophomore in college and studying towards a major in business management. As long as I could remember I always enjoyed helping others with school work which included explaining the homework in creative ways. My goal is for the homework to be... show more

I have tutored elementary school math as well as other various subject throughout my college career. I also a an out reach coordinator for a national online tutoring organization providing K-12 students with tutoring online.

I have a BA in Psychology and an expected graduation date just three months away. My passion for education is matched by my varied tutoring expertise. In the arts, I have had the opportunity to guide students through oil painting, photography, and various other mediums. My approach to art tutoring focuses on nurturing... show more

I have 2 years of experience tutoring Anthropology and math up to Intermediate Algebra in the College from 2015 to 2017. Just recently, I helped high school students as a Summer Teaching Assistant in Psychology. In other nontraditional educational settings, I led classes as a Latin-based dance fitness Zumba Instructor and... show more

Hi there! I just graduated from UC Berkeley and will be in Tahoe for the summer. I am looking for a summer job and would love to help teach. I have most experience in the sciences, but feel highly comfortable in math, English, history, and beginner to intermediate level Spanish as well.

I'm in the math honor society in school I tutor in 4 different high school math courses. I also tutored some of the kids I have watched.

I helped at-risk students gain a better understanding of hard math and science concepts as well as keep them on track to graduate high school.