Brian works with adults who are experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and addiction. He has over 30 years of experience in the mental health field, working with people from diverse walks of life. His approach is guided by patience, curiosity, and compassion.
Read MoreKathy works with individuals and couples to navigate life transitions, cope with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and explore issues around faith and spirituality. She specializes in working with people living with chronic health conditions and parents coping with a child’s diagnosis of a developmental difference. Kathy loves helping clients increase self awareness and make meaning in their life.
Read MoreMark helps couples and individuals communicate effectively and become better connected to themselves and their romantic partner(s). He has experience working with people managing grief/loss and trauma. He has a particular interest in challenges associated with identity and worldview, life transitions, and self-esteem/confidence.
Read MoreGabe helps individuals and couples better understand themselves and their relationships in order to cultivate a more intentional life. He enjoys working with a diverse range of clients, but mostly adults navigating depression, anxiety, perfectionism, burnout, and life transitions.
Read MoreStephanie provides counseling to individuals, couples, families, and adolescents and welcomes clients from all backgrounds and orientations. She works with people experiencing depression, anxiety, career transitions, and problems related to trauma and complex trauma.
Read MoreKelly sees her clients as experts on their own lives and helps them explore their identities. She works with people experiencing anxiety, trauma, women’s issues, blocked creativity, life transitions including divorce, fertility issues, spirituality, and grief/loss.
Read MoreBecca works with individuals who are navigating anxiety, depression, grief or loss, life transitions, relationship issues and trauma. Pulling from a variety of modalities that best fit her clients needs, she helps people increase self-compassion and experience more freedom.
Read MoreMohamed works with individuals dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression, loss of religion/culture, loss of a relationship, yearning for meaning and purpose, and feelings of being stuck or unfulfilled. As a meaning-based therapist, he will emphasize your agency and empowerment, helping you utilize your strengths to align your life with your values.
Read MoreAmisha works with individuals, couples, families and adolescents to address life's challenges. She specializes in relational issues, self-esteem, and has a passion for working with women of color. She also works with those struggling with anxiety, depression and issues arising from divorce and other relational challenges.
Read MoreAmanda believes that everyone is on their own journey, and that we are meant to learn and change along the way. She helps her clients better understand their own feelings, thoughts, and experiences. Amanda works with people coping with depression, anxiety, disordered eating or eating disorders, and body image concerns. She also loves helping clients with identity work, attachment styles, and reparenting. Amanda prefers to meet with clients in person, as she finds it creates the biggest positive impact, though she is available for telehealth sessions on a limited basis.
Read MoreKayla works with individuals living with past and present trauma, who often experience the most profound impact of this trauma in anxiety, depression, grief, and isolation. She works particularly well with people in helping professions or in caretaking roles in their relationships. She is also passionate about working with men who experience issues related to their own masculinity and whose relationships are thwarted by the expectations of the roles set out for them.
Read MoreEmily has experience serving kids, teens, and adults through grief and loss, trauma, and major life transitions, including menopause, empty-nesting, and career changes. She particularly enjoys supporting people who might identify as “late bloomers” and are exploring the deeper life questions about purpose, meaning, and choice. Emily is warm, compassionate, and collaborative and helps her clients move toward greater self-awareness, insight about how the past impacts the present, and living with more authentic expression.
Read MoreZoe is passionate about helping her clients re-discover their zest for life and develop the confidence to change and grow. She works with adults and adolescents who are experiencing depression, anxiety, life transitions, and symptoms of trauma/PTSD. She also offers parent coaching to families who have children with severe mental health struggles.
Read MoreSadie supports adults and adolescents who are experiencing anxiety, life transitions, depression, trauma and PTSD, grief and loss, aging, chronic pain, and women’s issues. She helps people orient towards their body’s innate wisdom and find more connection, bridging the gap between the body and the mind.
Read MoreSavannah is a queer therapist who is passionate about helping people who have undergone traumatic events or challenging life experiences reconnect with their bodies, minds, and spirits. She supports individuals in addressing trauma, neurodivergence, anxiety, relationship challenges, and sexuality and has a special interest in working with members of the LGBTQ community and with young women who are looking to explore their identities.
Read MoreAhreum believes therapy is a collaborative process where you can work to uncover the strengths and resources you already possess. She works with individuals and couples who are navigating life's transitions and challenges, whether managing anxiety, coping with depression, or seeking to improve relationships.
Read MoreFox helps clients increase self-awareness, identify emotions, communicate needs, create or maintain boundaries, learn to manage unpleasant emotions, and explore interpersonal connections. They work with folks struggling with anxiety, depression, chronic pain, shame, self-harm, interpersonal relationships, trauma, and those who are exploring sexuality and gender identities.
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