Thinn Aung is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through moments of uncertainty in their lives. She understands that many people feel stuck in various aspects, such as career paths, relationships, sexuality, and emotional well-being. With her insight-oriented approach and coaching techniques, Thinn empowers her clients to overcome internal and external barriers, including stress, trauma, and anxiety, that often leave them feeling depleted. Specializing in sexual arousal and orgasm disorders, she provides a safe space for those facing challenges in sexual enjoyment due to mental or emotional obstacles. As a certified Kink Conscious Therapist, Thinn is equipped to differentiate between BDSM practices and abusive situations, making her sessions welcoming for both new and experienced practitioners of BDSM. Her fully telehealth-based practice allows her to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds, particularly in Florida and Alaska. Thinn thrives on working with those eager to delve into self-discovery and authenticity, viewing therapy as a powerful tool for healing and growth.

Tamar Boyd is a dedicated therapist who brings a wealth of experience to her practice. With a focus on trauma and PTSD, she skillfully supports individuals and couples through challenges such as infidelity, coping skills, and life transitions. Tamar is well-versed in navigating complex issues like relationship conflicts, divorce, and chronic pain, making her a valuable resource for those seeking guidance. She has a special passion for helping clients with women's issues, parenting, and life coaching, as well as addressing developmental disorders and emotional disturbances. Tamar utilizes evidence-based modalities to foster resilience in her clients, whether they are struggling with anxiety, depression, or issues related to self-esteem. Her warm and empathetic approach encourages healing and personal growth, ensuring clients feel understood and empowered throughout their journey.

Jacqueline Campbell is an empathetic and skilled therapist who understands that embarking on the journey of self-discovery is one of the bravest things an individual can do. As she guides her clients through the exploration of their personal narratives, connections between past experiences and present circumstances begin to emerge, fostering healing and growth. Jacqueline recognizes the innate human need for belonging and connection; when relationships falter, it can be disconcerting. For those grappling with feelings of hopelessness, low motivation, or overwhelming emotions, Jacqueline offers a supportive path forward. Through her diverse expertise in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and trauma, she helps clients develop coping strategies, uncover meaning, and rediscover purpose in life. Moreover, she places a strong emphasis on each person's inherent dignity and worth, striving to comprehend the influence of relationships on their well-being. Utilizing a mindfulness and embodied perspective, she integrates insights from attachment theory and polyvagal research to create a nurturing space for growth. In her non-judgmental and compassionate practice, she reinforces that there is hope and relief available, and that seeking support can indeed be transformative. Jacqueline is committed to standing alongside her clients on their healing journeys, empowering them to feel better and navigate life's challenges with strength and resilience.