Jonnie Arnold is an experienced Addiction Therapist with 18 years of dedicated practice. Licensed to work with both individuals and groups, Jonnie provides comprehensive drug rehabilitation services that meet state-recognized standards for professional practice. Utilizing evidence-based practices rooted in scientific research, Jonnie's treatment approaches are designed to empower clients toward recovery. Through anger management sessions, clients gain insights into their specific triggers and the underlying sources of their anger. Jonnie offers addiction therapy in various formats, tailored to address co-occurring disorders and promote positive behavioral change. By applying cognitive and behavioral techniques, Jonnie aims to help clients reduce unhealthy behaviors, cultivate a healthier lifestyle, and restore emotional stability. Understanding the complexities of addiction, Jonnie is committed to guiding individuals on their journey towards mending relationships and embracing a sense of empowerment and control over their lives.

Emily Brennan is a dedicated therapist who understands that many individuals may find themselves feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or uncertain about their emotions. Whether clients are experienced in therapy or exploring it for the first time, Emily is committed to guiding them in identifying and overcoming barriers related to eating disorders, trauma, depression, anxiety, addiction, life transitions, relationship challenges, and problematic sexual behaviors. She fosters a safe, empathetic, and supportive environment, crucial for building a strong therapeutic relationship that acts as a catalyst for change. With a strong psychodynamic foundation, she also employs various approaches to support her clients’ healing processes, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for trauma recovery, Attachment-Based Therapy for healthier relationships, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to help manage and alleviate eating disorders. Originally from Chicago, Emily holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Communication from the University of Illinois and a Master of Arts in Counseling from Northwestern University.

Sharon Coleman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 10 years of experience in helping adults confront issues such as depression and anxiety. She has a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by people of color in today's world, which informs her culturally sensitive approach to therapy. As a registered yoga and mindfulness teacher, Sharon integrates evidence-based practices with holistic methods to foster overall well-being and reduce symptoms in her clients. She specializes in supporting healthcare workers who often struggle to balance their own needs while caring for others, particularly in the aftermath of recent challenging times. Sharon believes in the importance of non-judgmental support and practical strategies to navigate life’s stressors. Her compassionate and strength-based approach aims to empower individuals seeking to improve their mental health and emotional resilience. Whether through individual sessions or couples therapy, Sharon is dedicated to providing a safe space for all those who reach out for assistance, highlighting the importance of self-care and emotional support in the healing journey.