John Burt understands that many individuals find themselves navigating some of the toughest seasons of their lives. Whether facing a traumatizing event such as a breakup, job loss, the death of a loved one, or simply feeling a deep sense of dissatisfaction, John recognizes the weight of these experiences. He is keenly aware that unaddressed trauma—stemming from critical or abusive childhood experiences—can manifest as anxiety, depression, anger, self-judgment, and addiction. Committed to helping individuals heal, John creates a safe, supportive environment where clients can explore their unhealed parts. Therapy with John is not merely about discussing problems; it consists of two essential phases. First, through EMDR, he aids clients in processing and healing from their traumas. Next, he guides them towards aligning with the person they aspire to be. John is dedicated to building one of the safest and healthiest therapeutic relationships possible. His expertise extends to addressing issues like depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and relationship challenges. For those seeking a compassionate therapist, John Burt is ready to embark on that healing journey together, providing a genuine path towards improvement and fulfillment.

Janet Hayden is a dedicated counselor with twenty-five years of experience, deeply passionate about her work. She specializes in adult therapy and couples therapy, while also facilitating a women's group alongside another counselor. Her rich counseling training encompasses a variety of methodologies, including Gestalt therapy, EMDR, Imago Couples Therapy, body-centered psychotherapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Janet believes that becoming aware of our behaviors and feelings empowers individuals to lead a more intentional and fulfilling life.

Deborah Johansen is a highly respected Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Clinical Supervisor with over 35 years of intrinsic value in aiding adults, couples, and groups in navigating stress, trauma, grief, and mood disorders. Her expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of issues, including addiction cycles, suicidality, self-harm, reentry challenges, and significant life transitions. Deborah employs a compassionate and trauma-informed approach, meeting clients where they are, validating their experiences, and empowering them to break through barriers that hinder their progress. She guides them in gaining valuable tools for success, always willing to reveal the truth—no matter how difficult it may seem—and encouraging a shift in perspective to build a solid foundation for healing. Additionally, Deborah offers Person-Centered Clinical Supervision for aspiring independently licensed therapists in Arizona, utilizing both individual and group supervision models. Committed to her professional development, she believes that personal healing is essential for all behavioral health professionals and consistently strives for balance and wholeness for her supervisees.