Lynn Stoffers is an experienced and dedicated licensed professional counselor who brings a diverse and fulfilling background to her practice. Her unwavering commitment lies in helping individuals navigate challenging life circumstances with compassion, respect, and dignity. Lynn recognizes and utilizes her clients' individual strengths and resources to accommodate their unique needs. She employs a variety of treatment approaches, including Trauma-Focused therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and enjoys collaborating with clients to help them achieve their desired goals. Often working with adults and elders, Lynn fosters a supportive environment that encourages emotional and behavioral well-being. She believes wholeheartedly in the transformative power of the human spirit and its capacity for change. Lynn's goal is to provide exceptional behavioral health services in a comfortable and private setting, focusing on finding solutions that promote inner healing and peace.

Sharon Thomsen is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals who find themselves feeling stuck in repetitive patterns or struggling with self-identity. She understands that many may wish to transform aspects of themselves or learn more effective ways to manage personal challenges. Sharon creates a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can explore intense feelings and uncover the reasons behind them. Through therapy, clients can initiate the journey towards positive change and gain clarity on their goals. With a strengths-based approach, Sharon specializes in domestic violence, substance abuse, anger management, family crises, relationship challenges, trauma, grief and loss, and LGBT issues. Utilizing a diverse range of healing modalities, she collaborates with clients to develop new strategies and skills, empowering them to discover their true selves. Sharon is committed to guiding each individual on their journey to uncover the positive, empowered, resilient, and healthy person that lies within, ready to be revealed.

Suzi Wall is a highly respected Licensed Clinical Social Worker with an impressive 39 years of experience in the field of therapy. Based in Arizona, she is dedicated to supporting clients throughout the spectrum of life, from early childhood to elder care. Suzi has collaborated with exceptional practitioners across a variety of settings, including hospitals, schools, mental-behavioral health agencies, assisted living, and nursing homes. She believes that working closely with her clients is a profound gift, allowing them to identify their concerns, create tailored treatment plans, and pave their way towards a brighter future. Suzi specializes in a wide range of areas, including grief, coping skills, and relationship issues, and offers her expertise to children, youth, families, and seniors. Her therapeutic approach encompasses mindfulness, emotionally focused strategies, and family systems therapy, among others. With a focus on building positive self-image, enhancing communication skills, and fostering healthy relationships, Suzi empowers her clients to navigate their challenges with resilience. She is also specialized in child welfare and the intricacies of grief and loss, emphasizing relaxation and healing techniques, while providing supervision for therapists. Suzi is committed to honoring individuality and cultivating personal growth in each client she serves.

Beth Williams recognizes that grieving encompasses far more than just loss from death; it may arise from various changes and challenges in life. Often, the process of adapting to these shifts can feel overwhelming, especially when individuals face situations beyond their control. Such experiences can lead to heightened anxiety, depression, and unhealthy coping mechanisms, causing one to lose their sense of self and ability to navigate daily life. With over 20 years of experience, Beth is dedicated to offering gentle, skillful support and guidance during these difficult times. Her role involves helping clients distinguish between what they can and cannot control, accepting the unchangeable, and identifying personal strengths to redefine their lives moving forward. Beth's eclectic and integrative approach includes mindfulness-based, trauma-focused, and acceptance and commitment therapy, tailored to meet the individual needs of teenagers, adults, and elders. With a commitment to fostering a supportive, non-judgmental, and nurturing environment, she believes that recognizing one’s strengths is vital to encouraging personal growth and facilitating positive change. Beth's warm and comforting style encourages clients to explore and work toward their desired outcomes, ultimately empowering them to live their best lives.

Caroline Becker is a dedicated therapist who excels in working with adults navigating anxiety, stress, and relationship challenges. She has a wealth of experience supporting individuals in their 20s and 30s, as well as parents balancing the demands of raising children. Caroline is particularly adept at guiding clients through life transitions and helping them address significant changes in their lives. Her compassionate and respectful relational approach creates a safe environment for exploration and growth. Employing a versatile range of techniques tailored to each client's unique needs, she draws from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, mindfulness practices, and the exploration of formative experiences. Caroline's expertise also encompasses a wide array of concerns, including dual diagnosis, trauma, peer relationships, behavioral issues, mood disorders, and self-esteem. Her commitment to fostering resilience and meaningful change resonates deeply with those she works with, making her an invaluable partner in the therapeutic journey.

Tracy Clark is a skilled therapist specializing in healing developmental and relational trauma, primarily informed by the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM) and her own profound healing journey. Understanding that children often cope with environmental failures by disconnecting from their essential needs for connection, attunement, trust, autonomy, and love, she recognizes that while these adaptations may be necessary in childhood, they can lead to self-sabotaging patterns in adulthood. Through her compassionate approach, Tracy guides her clients to integrate trauma, deepen their self-knowledge, and explore their true desires while identifying the patterns that impede their progress. By fostering a greater sense of self-agency, Tracy's method incorporates intention, curiosity, reflection, and somatic and emotional awareness. Her approach resonates particularly well with individuals who are willing to be curious about their relationships with themselves and others. Rather than adhering to traditional goal-oriented or behavioral therapy, she invites clients on a transformative journey, inviting them to release shame and self-judgment while embracing a fuller sense of aliveness.

Chloe Cooper understands that everyone experiences periods of uncertainty that can hinder their ability to lead a fulfilling life filled with self-love and dynamic relationships. During these times, feelings of overwhelm, anxiety, depression, or frustration can arise, making it difficult to seek help, which is precisely when support is most essential. Chloe believes that reaching out for guidance can pave the way to hopefulness, compassion, understanding, acceptance, and peace. Recognizing that stuck places manifest in various forms, she is dedicated to helping individuals uncover the roots of their challenges. Chloe's mission is clear: to assist others in growing beyond their obstacles and healing the areas of life that may obscure the wonderful person they are meant to be. Having healed her own inner wounds through counseling, her personal journey fuels her passion for guiding others on their paths. She knows that each life is unique and special, and by working collaboratively, clients can discover solutions and implement meaningful changes that lead to a life of striving rather than struggling. Chloe eagerly anticipates the opportunity to support those who are ready to embark on their transformative journey.

Curtis Cripe is a distinguished brain development expert and published researcher who currently practices neuroengineering at NTL Group. Transitioning from a successful engineering career, during which he played a pivotal role in orchestrating the first Mars landing at JPL and managed software development for DOD projects, Cripe has made significant strides in the field of behavioral medicine. He is the founder of the Crossroads Institute, an organization dedicated to supporting family members affected by brain injuries and learning disabilities. With a commitment to nurturing brain development, he has crafted specialized programs aimed at assisting children with developmental delays and facilitating recovery for adults with brain injuries. Outside of his professional endeavors, Curtis enjoys the rewarding practices of hydroponic gardening and beekeeping, sharing this passion with his wife and harvesting heirloom vegetables and honey. Holding a Ph.D. and a master's degree in health psychology and behavioral medicine from NorthCentral University, as well as a master's and bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering from California State Polytechnic University, Cripe combines expertise and empathy to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others.

Laurie Dilorenzo is deeply passionate about helping individuals improve their lives by exploring the patterns that may prevent them from being fully present. She believes that everyone possesses an innate drive toward aliveness, wellness, and success, yet life challenges and trauma can often disconnect individuals from their sense of being and hinder their natural mechanisms for health and well-being. Laurie understands that true healing emerges from a fully integrated, holistic approach. She is trained in a variety of effective therapeutic modalities, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Somatic Experiencing, and the NeuroAffective Relational Model, all of which are backed by strong evidence supporting their efficacy in treating root causes rather than mere symptoms. With her in-depth knowledge and compassionate approach, Laurie looks forward to guiding clients toward their truest potential and helping them realize the fulfilling lives they are meant to lead.

Dr. Morgan Francis, founder and owner of Scottsdale Premier Counseling, is a dedicated therapist with a profound expertise in addressing Body Image issues. Known for creating a compassionate and safe environment, Dr. Francis supports clients grappling with challenges in their relationships with food, sexual health, romantic partnerships, and life transitions. By utilizing techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness, Dr. Francis addresses and treats problematic behaviors effectively. Scottsdale Premier Counseling provides flexible appointment options, including one, two, and three-hour sessions. Driven by a commitment to assist individuals in resolving conflicts within their personal lives and relationships, Dr. Francis fosters an atmosphere of healing and growth for teens and adults alike.

At Mariposa Healing Center, Susanne Goldstein believes that a Return to Wholeness begins with the fundamental understanding that every person deserves the opportunity to heal. Her holistic and experiential approach carefully integrates mind and body treatment, shedding light on how lifelong experiences shape one's current state. Susanne focuses on identifying barriers that hinder individuals from leading lives filled with authenticity and freedom, employing progressive treatment methodologies. She embraces the philosophy that life should be a journey of freedom, possibilities, and hope. As an EMDRIA Approved Consultant, Somatic Attachment Focused EMDR Trainer, and NARM Therapist, she is dedicated to treating the root causes of trauma and emotional disturbances, thereby facilitating healing that helps clients reconnect with their true selves. Susanne offers individual sessions and EMDR Intensive Retreats spanning 1 to 3 days—designed to provide accelerated care for those seeking prompt relief. With 25 years of experience, she wholeheartedly prioritizes her clients' healing journeys, creating the safe space essential for growth and recovery. Through motivation, a supportive therapeutic environment, and her extensive expertise, individuals can break unhealthy patterns and experience true connection and freedom. Healing is not a lifelong endeavor; it is about embracing a Return to Wholeness.

Vanessa Gorelkin is a compassionate therapist who specializes in assisting teens, adults, and elders in navigating the challenges of ADHD, anxiety, depression, and chronic pain. Understanding the importance of reaching out for help, she believes that while pain is inevitable, suffering is optional. Vanessa provides practical and supportive guidance, helping clients manage tough times and get their lives back on track. She offers free consultations, making it easy for individuals to take that first step toward healing. Known for her non-judgmental and understanding approach, Vanessa draws upon proven techniques such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and mindfulness skills training. Clients appreciate her empathetic listening and motivational support as they work towards their personal goals. Her therapy services are designed to be approachable, providing real-life problem-solving in a comfortable setting. With virtual visits, the barriers of travel time and waiting rooms are removed, allowing for a seamless therapeutic experience. Vanessa's own experiences with struggle fuel her commitment to helping others learn valuable skills for emotional regulation and self-care.

Winter Groeschl is a Licensed Professional Counselor who is highly experienced in supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds, including preteens, adults, and the LGBTQ+ community. With a deep understanding of the challenges associated with eating disorders, substance use, depression, anxiety, and trauma, Winter prioritizes creating a nurturing and safe environment for all clients. They are an advocate for anti-diet and Health at Every Size principles, employing a social justice lens to address issues such as body image and weight stigmatization. Utilizing a thoughtful integration of modalities—including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness-based approaches, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)—Winter provides culturally sensitive treatment tailored to each individual's unique needs. Their commitment to fostering an affirming and supportive atmosphere allows clients to explore their authentic selves, recognize their vast potential for growth, and cultivate a sense of safety and peace in their lives. Winter feels honored to guide and accompany individuals on their personal journeys toward healing and self-discovery.