About Us
Our Mission
Our Committment
Our Mission
The Healing Fields Foundation prepares professional emerging therapists and facilitators for clearly defined roles in clinical and immersive settings. We also help strengthen mission-driven organizations to build consistent, replicable programs that expand their capacity to serve.
What We Do
Our Committment
Our Mission
We offer individual and couples therapy, co-facilitation services and group workshops in California provided by supervised student-therapists. Through supervised field experience, practicum site partnerships, role-based training, organizational consulting, and we connect workforce development with responsible program growth.
Our Committment
Our Committment
Our Committment
Communities need more accessible mental health care, skilled professionals, and healing programs that can grow without losing quality or integrity. HFF helps build the people and structures needed to carry healing work forward. We are committed to human-centered care, practical training, clear professional roles, ethical safeguards, strong supervision, and sustainable partnerships.
Our Vision
Our Committment
Our Committment
By strengthening the relationship between mental health professionals and the diverse communities where people experience belonging, meaning, and transformation, The Healing Fields Foundation seeks to cultivate a broader ecosystem of care, one that honors both scientific understanding and the wisdom found within lived experience, community, nature, spirituality, and human connection.
Our Team
Savanna Briones, MA
Student Therapist
Savanna holds a master’s degree in Performance Psychology and is currently completing her Master of Social Work while working as a student therapist in clinical practice. Her approach to therapy is rooted in a simple belief: people usually make a lot more sense when we take the time to understand the wh
Savanna Briones, MA
Student Therapist
Savanna holds a master’s degree in Performance Psychology and is currently completing her Master of Social Work while working as a student therapist in clinical practice. Her approach to therapy is rooted in a simple belief: people usually make a lot more sense when we take the time to understand the whole picture.
She is especially interested in working with athletes, high performers, and people who are accustomed to being capable and pushing through, even when something beneath the surface isn’t working quite as well. Her approach brings together performance psychology, trauma-informed care, behavior change, self-awareness, and practical skill building. Rather than simply finding another way to push through a difficult pattern, Savanna is interested in understanding what is underneath it and why it continues to show up.
As a mom and everyday athlete herself, Savanna understands how easy it can be to become accustomed to simply carrying on and getting things done. She wants therapy to feel human, collaborative, and like a place where clients do not have to arrive with everything figured out. They simply have to show up as they are.