Derya Suzen is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who specializes in helping adults navigate complex issues such as relationships, mood regulation, decision-making, life transitions, grief and loss, trauma, addiction, and chronic health concerns. In her integrative counseling practice, she utilizes a variety of treatment modalities, including EMDR, tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients at any stage of their life's journey. With extensive training in multicultural counseling, Derya values the importance of establishing a trusting therapeutic relationship, which she considers essential to her practice. She wholeheartedly believes in the innate desire and potential within every individual to effect positive change in their lives, and she is committed to guiding her clients through this transformative process.

Ann Thayer understands how stress, worry, and anxiety can weigh heavily on individuals. She recognizes that many may feel isolated in their struggles, as friends and family often do not fully comprehend the depth of their experiences. With compassion and dedication, Ann is committed to genuinely listening to her clients, providing a space where they can openly discuss their challenges. Whether someone has been grappling with lingering happiness, fears that disrupt daily life, or reliance on substances to cope, Ann assures her clients that they are not alone in their journey. Her primary focus is to listen deeply, gaining insight into their past, aspirations for the future, and the present challenges that need to be addressed. Ann is particularly experienced in working with issues like addiction, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety, while employing effective therapy types such as EMDR and trauma-focused therapy. This approach allows her to support individuals as they navigate their thoughts, feelings, and experiences in a nurturing environment. Anyone who feels that Ann may be the right fit is encouraged to reach out, as she is dedicated to guiding individuals toward healing and empowerment.

Brianda Torres is a passionate therapist who centers the multiplicities of her clients, exploring the deeper connections within their internal systems and the interplay with their environments, relationships, lineages, and socio-political contexts. As a mixed-race Latina herself, she is particularly drawn to therapeutic practices that address cultural considerations, identity, and historical trauma. Brianda is affirming of LGBTQIA2S+ identities and focuses her training and ongoing learning on the intersections of racialized and gender-based trauma alongside interpersonal trauma and disconnection. Her practice is informed by various modalities including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma-Focused Therapy, and EMDR, and incorporates techniques from liberation psychology, somatics, narrative therapy, and parts work. Influenced by the work of notable figures such as Prentis Hemphill, Natalie Gutierrez, Taiwo Afuape, Shawna Murray Browne, Amy Hyun Swart, and Dr. Shelly Harrell, Brianda is also completing her training with the Center for Body Trust. She believes in the power of human connection, curiosity, and transformation, looking forward to meeting clients and learning more about their journeys.

Emily Wilson understands that our collective world and the lives of many individuals are increasingly filled with change. She believes that transitions and changes can foster struggles as well as opportunities, and she is dedicated to navigating those together with her clients. Emily works with adults, adolescents, and couples facing various issues including depression, anxiety, trauma, attachment, and identity exploration, all through a strengths-based, neurodiverse-affirming, and gender-affirming lens. Some of her clients enjoy expressive arts, while others prefer more conventional therapeutic approaches. No matter the technique, Emily focuses on building a compassionate and supportive relationship that illuminates the path for growth. Known for her warmth, compassion, and client-centered approach, she embraces the human experience, evidenced by her occasional quirks and moments of awkwardness. Emily excels at being present for individuals as they navigate their challenges while working towards a deeper understanding of themselves. With a diverse range of modalities at her disposal, she adeptly tailors the therapeutic process to meet each client's unique needs. Life, as she sees it, is a tapestry of beauty, challenge, confusion, excitement, and fulfillment. Whatever her clients may be facing, Emily views therapy as a powerful supportive tool for transformation. She knows that finding a therapist one can genuinely connect with can be a challenge, but when a client finds someone who can truly hold space for them and see them for who they are, it can feel absolutely magical.

Lorraine Young believes that every life is a divine gift, deserving of attention and care, especially during challenging times. As a skilled clinical psychologist, Lorraine creates a safe and nurturing space for individuals experiencing difficulties such as troubled relationships, confusion, past traumas, or feelings of sadness and fear. Her approach emphasizes understanding, acceptance, and exploration, enabling clients to achieve meaningful change and personal growth. With certified training in trauma recovery, Lorraine facilitates healing by fostering deeper connections between clients and their inner selves. She works with a diverse clientele, including young adults, individuals facing physical injuries and illnesses, as well as those grappling with depression and anxiety. Lorraine is dedicated to walking alongside her clients during these pivotal moments in their life journeys, ready to support them every step of the way.

La Consejera is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding adults and elders through life's complexities. With a focus on issues such as depression, anxiety, and racial identity, La employs a rich tapestry of therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), trauma-focused therapy, and culturally sensitive techniques. Through her warm and understanding demeanor, she fosters a safe space for individuals to explore the depths of their emotions and experiences. <br /> <br /> Her expertise extends to addressing a wide array of general issues, such as trauma and PTSD, coping skills, domestic violence, and family conflict, ensuring that every client feels seen and heard. By utilizing techniques like EMDR and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), La promotes healing and resilience among her clients. Her commitment to empowerment through therapy encourages individuals to navigate life's transitions and challenges, cultivating self-esteem and self-awareness. <br /> <br /> La’s work is characterized by a person-centered approach, integrating solution-focused strategies and strength-based methods to support individuals from all walks of life. As a multicultural practitioner, she is passionate about providing effective therapeutic support to those navigating complex identities and experiences. With La, clients embark on a journey of discovery and healing, finding hope and clarity in their lives.

Cristina Piastrini is a dedicated therapist specializing in supporting adults and elders, particularly in navigating challenges such as depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. With a profound understanding of the cultural determinants of mental and behavioral health, she brings her expertise to a diverse clientele, emphasizing inclusivity across various backgrounds, including LGBTQ+ communities. Cristina employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Culturally Sensitive Therapy, Trauma-Focused approaches, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), tailored to meet her clients' unique needs. Her compassionate and integrative style extends to couples and family therapy, where she addresses issues such as relationship dynamics, life transitions, and grief. By fostering an environment of trust and acceptance, Cristina empowers her clients to develop coping skills and navigate their personal journeys toward healing and resilience.

Scott Brewster brings over 40 years of marriage experience and a wealth of knowledge from raising a blended family and enjoying the company of seven grandchildren. His rich life experiences provide him with insight into the various ages and stages of life. Passionate about collaboration, Scott finds joy in working alongside individuals to help them reach their goals. Drawing on his previous career as a pilot, he understands the importance of trust and professionalism in any partnership, particularly in the therapeutic process. With degrees in Marriage and Family Therapy, Business Administration, and a Ph.D. in Non-profit Administration, Scott has cultivated a diverse skill set. His extensive experience as a professional negotiator further enhances his capability to assist clients in improving their family dynamics and creating meaningful change.

Emily Bauerle is a Licensed Social Worker dedicated to providing professional counseling services that foster hope and healing for individuals navigating mental, emotional, and behavioral health challenges. Specializing in trauma-focused therapy, she expertly addresses PTSD, spiritual, and psychological abuse. Driven by a deep passion for the health and wholeness of her clients, Emily believes that professional counseling is a conduit through which spiritual well-being can be achieved, helping individuals lead more complete, purposeful, and healed lives. She finds immense comfort in prayer and seamlessly weaves faith and spirituality into her therapeutic practice. Emily is fully trained in EMDR through the EMDR Institute, utilizing this powerful framework to offer diverse applications for her clients. Committed to her professional growth, she engages in ongoing education in EMDR, attending annual training sessions to enhance her skills. While her practice at Redemption Counseling Center is faith-based, Emily warmly welcomes individuals from all faith (and non-faith) backgrounds, ensuring that the integration of faith and spirituality is always optional.

Naomi Frey is a compassionate therapist dedicated to fostering strong therapeutic relationships and cultivating trust with her clients. She takes a person-centered approach, creating a non-judgmental space for individuals seeking healing. Naomi has a profound passion for assisting people in their journeys through therapy, offering faith integration for those interested in exploring this dimension. With experience working with adults of all ages, her special interests include managing anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, PTSD, and navigating life transitions. Additionally, as an endurance athlete herself, Naomi is uniquely equipped to support athletes facing mental health challenges. Her commitment to each client's well-being makes her an exceptional choice for those seeking a supportive and effective therapeutic experience.

Collin Hagood aims to assist individuals in addressing problematic ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving by examining how they perceive the world around them. His goal is to help clients reach a place of appreciation for their genuine selves, understanding that they are truly the perfect version of themselves. He finds it an honor to partake in the journeys of those discovering the narratives that may distort reality, leading to discomfort, diminished self-worth, or barriers to attaining contentment. Collin has facilitated treatment for a diverse range of issues, primarily focusing on anxiety. He approaches the therapeutic relationship with warmth, openness, lightheartedness, and humor. Trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and CBT for insomnia, as well as Mindfulness techniques, he also specializes in addressing eco-anxiety related to our changing climate. Together with his clients, he develops practices of greater self-compassion and open curiosity, encouraging them to be present in the moment rather than getting caught up in past events or future projections.

Cathy Kennedy is a dedicated therapist with a special interest in working with children and families, as well as individuals recovering from addiction. Utilizing solution-focused therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and arts and experiential therapies, Cathy empowers her clients to build self-esteem and gain insights into their lives. She values accessibility in therapy, collaborating with her clients to ensure they achieve their personal goals. Cathy offers faith integration for those who seek it, believing in the transformative power of prayer in the journey of recovery and personal growth. With many years of experience in the field, including teaching preschool, working one-on-one with children with special needs, and providing support to families during challenging times, she embodies the belief that wholeness is possible for everyone. Understanding the uniqueness of each individual and family, Cathy is committed to providing compassionate support as they navigate their respective journeys.

Paul Nockels believes that mental health represents a balance between personal identity, bodily function, and environmental influences. His clients are individuals seeking transformation and personal growth, and he is deeply committed to facilitating this evolution. Whether their goals are specific or they simply feel the need to converse, Paul helps people navigate struggles related to relationships, healthy habits, and emotional stability. He recognizes the courage it takes to seek therapy, to open up, and to shift long-standing patterns, viewing his clients as the star performers of their own life stories. With over 15 years of experience in a variety of mental health settings—including outpatient agencies, psychiatric hospitals, private practices, and wellness clinics—Paul brings expertise in health psychology, behavior management, existentialism, mindfulness, biofeedback, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). His mission is to support individuals in becoming the best versions of themselves, empowering them to set and own their own goals. When his clients feel ready, Paul is there, eager to facilitate their journey toward lasting change.