Marilyn Day is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals grappling with past trauma, emotional pain, and the complexities brought on by racism, sexism, and other forms of oppression. She invites clients who are ready to engage in the healing process, learn effective coping strategies, and explore creative solutions tailored to their unique needs. Marilyn creates a safe space where clients can express their true selves without fear of judgment. Her eclectic approach includes training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), reinforcing her commitment to guide clients toward their inherent wisdom. Understanding that reaching out to a therapist often requires great bravery, she values each act of courage—big or small—with warmth and professionalism. Marilyn is committed to inclusivity and does not turn away anyone based on financial constraints. As an Associate Social Worker, she is employed and supervised by Turning Points Therapy, ensuring a dedicated partnership with every individual she works with.

Faye Hoese is a dedicated and compassionate therapist with a deep understanding of the challenges faced by individuals and families. With a career beginning in life skills counseling in the 1980s and extensive experience working with children and families since the mid-nineties, Faye has cultivated a client-centered approach that prioritizes accessibility and affordability. As an experienced clinical supervisor and director, she has taught college classes and workshops on vital topics such as parenting, stress management, communication skills, and conflict management. Faye is highly skilled in suicide assessment and prevention, further underscoring her commitment to mental health. Certified as an Integrative Behavioral Health Professional and a Trauma Professional, she specializes in navigating family and parent/child conflicts, transitions from divorce and incarceration to military deployment, as well as addressing behavioral challenges in children, including ADHD and ASD. Her expertise extends to grief and loss related to significant transitions, disability, and the passing of loved ones. Faye offers therapy to children aged two and up, adolescents, families, individuals, and couples, and is credentialed to supervise new therapists towards licensure. With specialized training in military child and family issues, she also provides Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services focusing on solution-focused counseling. Faye's extensive experience in teaching stress management and cultivating life balance positions her as a compassionate ally in the therapeutic journey.