Lynn Bonner is a dedicated therapist with over 43 years of experience in guiding individuals through their unique challenges. She understands that people from all walks of life—whether they are single, married, part of the LGBTQ+ community, parents, grandparents, or facing struggles with obesity or addiction—deserve a compassionate and safe space to express themselves and seek understanding. Lynn provides a supportive environment where clients can explore their feelings and embark on the journey toward change and self-discovery. With a private practice located in a historic building in downtown Tucson surrounded by beautiful gardens, her office offers a serene setting for clients to relax or meditate before and after sessions. Lynn’s goal is to leverage her expertise in various therapeutic modalities, including trauma-focused therapy, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and family systems approaches, to meet the individual needs of each client. Her passion for helping others continues to inspire her work, making her a trusted resource for those navigating issues such as anxiety, eating disorders, and relationship conflicts.

Antonio Fernandez is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who believes that achieving physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual stability is essential for walking in balance through life—from the past, to the present, and into the future. His focus is on addressing soul wounds to help clients live harmoniously in their lives. With over 30 years of experience, Antonio has worked with diverse cultures, recognizing that soul wounds may originate from family of origin issues, childhood experiences, or adult challenges. He empowers clients to choose their healing path, whether it be through Western methods or traditional approaches, rooted in the four principles of balance. Listening attentively to each client's needs, Antonio utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused therapy, Constructivism/ Deconstructivism, Family of Origin work, Narrative Therapy, and Schema Work. His inclusive practice caters to teenagers, adults, and seniors alike, illustrating his commitment to fostering deep, meaningful healing across generational lines.

Joseph Jaworek is dedicated to helping individuals unlock their creative potential and live a life filled with purpose. With a career spanning over 15 years in hospitals, private practice, and community settings, Joseph specializes in guiding people through their creative journeys. His expertise lies in addressing challenges such as depression, trauma and PTSD, and grief, all while fostering a safe and supportive environment for healing and growth. Joseph offers individual 90-minute sessions that connect clients to their creative spirit, aiming to enhance their unique gifts while navigating life's transitions. He employs a myriad of expressive therapies, including SoulCollage®, Open Studio, Sand Tray, and Desert Art Materials, encouraging clients to explore their artistic sides. Joseph believes in the transformative power of art, helping clients become more aware of how different materials engage the brain and contribute to personal development. As individuals reflect on their life post-pandemic, he provides a space to identify essential elements they wish to retain and aspects they may be ready to let go. Joseph is here to support anyone in need of a nurturing environment where they can envision and create the new them.

Erin Lowry is dedicated to guiding clients in healing past wounds and fostering healthier, more satisfying relationships with themselves and others. She specializes in helping adults navigate toward empowered and grounded identities following trauma, while enhancing sexual health and satisfaction. Erin collaborates with her clients to reconnect them with their true selves, holding the intention for their discovery along the way. With a focus on Sex Therapy and EMDR, she tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of each individual. Erin would be honored to assist clients in achieving goals such as improving sexual health and intimacy, rediscovering joy after trauma, increasing insight into their patterns and behaviors, learning new tools to reduce distress, and cultivating healthy relationships. Her approach is grounded in a variety of modalities, including trauma-focused therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and strength-based methods. Erin is currently on leave and is not accepting new clients, with the waitlist anticipated to reopen on October 10, 2022.

Leslie McCormick is a dedicated therapist who helps clients searching for meaning and purpose in their lives. Those who feel at a crossroads, experiencing a lack of satisfaction despite professional success, or struggling with creativity will find a compassionate ally in her. Leslie understands that many individuals may feel stable yet lack the joy and vitality that come from a genuine connection to their intuition. Through her decades of experience, she offers not just psychotherapy but also a range of creative and contemplative processes that support individuals in accessing the wisdom held within their bodies. <br /> <br /> Leslie utilizes various modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Therapy, Expressive Arts, and Internal Family Systems to facilitate personal growth. With a focus on life transitions and embodied spirituality, she guides clients toward greater fulfillment through authentic movement, poetry therapy, and choreotherapy. Her passion lies in helping people transform limiting belief systems that affect their sense of self and potential. Leslie recognizes the subtle yet painful experience of feeling out of alignment with one's true self and believes that no one should settle for merely surviving. <br /> <br /> Committed to providing a nurturing space filled with skilled guidance, high-quality attention, and personal life experience, Leslie McCormick is eager to support clients on their journeys of growth and transformation.

New Perspectives is a dedicated therapist who provides compassionate support to clients of all ages, from preteens to elders. Specializing in issues such as depression, anxiety, and life transitions, they have a wealth of experience working with individuals facing various physical and emotional disabilities, as well as those adapting to significant life changes. New's therapeutic style is both warm and interactive, emphasizing respect, sensitivity, and compassion for each individual. Their holistic approach uniquely blends cognitive-behavioral therapy, person-centered techniques, and existential counseling, with core themes focused on self-discovery, autonomy, and acceptance of disability identity for clients and their families. New understands that seeking a more fulfilling and happier life takes tremendous courage and is committed to empowering clients through tailored therapy plans that meet their specific needs. Utilizing modalities ranging from individual and family therapy to supportive group sessions, New Perspectives is dedicated to helping everyone embrace who they truly are.

Christine Widener is a compassionate therapist with a wealth of experience that has shown her the innate ability within each individual to effect change. Sometimes, all one needs is supportive guidance to embark on that transformative journey. Her therapeutic focus is on understanding the unconscious choices that shape our lives and encouraging individuals to honor their truth to enact new choices. Christine's approach is holistic, integrating body, mind, and spirit, fostering a reconnection with one's inner knowing. She emphasizes authentic communication to help clients create new patterns of thinking and fully embrace life. Specializing in interpersonal issues, mood disorders, anxiety, trauma, and transitions in life stages, Christine utilizes techniques such as Mindfulness Therapy, Cognitive therapy, and EMDR. As a Certified Therapist in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), she's trained in a well-researched approach to trauma that also addresses depression, anxiety, addiction, OCD, performance enhancement, and more. Her background as a nurse enriches her therapeutic practice with a medical perspective, allowing her to support individuals holistically and comprehensively.

Pat Williamson's vision for Heart Mountain Counseling is inspired by a remarkable natural feature that, like the profound journeys of their clients, has undergone significant transformation. The mountain's movement serves as a metaphor for the emotional shifts that occur through therapy, where the process of collaboration allows individuals to turn life's pressures into positive energy for radical change. With an optimistic and hopeful outlook on humanity, Pat embodies empathy, shaped by personal recovery and healing experiences. They firmly believe that with the right guidance, clients can be empowered to take life-altering actions. In a safe, supportive, nurturing, and compassionate environment, healing and recovery goals are not simply aspirations—they are achievable realities. Pat’s collaborative approach helps clients identify underlying causes of their struggles, while also exploring effective solutions by enhancing self-esteem, communication skills, and coping strategies. A life imbued with greater freedom, joy, and love is well within reach for those who embark on this transformative journey.

Susan Duncan is a dedicated therapist with a rich background in helping teens and adults navigate life's challenges. She graduated from the University of Phoenix in 1998 and has since been committed to fostering positive change in her clients' lives. Susan specializes in addressing a wide array of issues, including depression, relationship challenges, anxiety, and substance use. Her therapeutic approach incorporates various modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to cater to each client's unique needs. She effectively supports individuals and couples, guiding them through transitions, infidelity, and family conflicts while promoting coping skills and self-esteem. With a focus on solutions and a relational style, Susan creates a compassionate environment where healing and growth can flourish. Her inclusive practice also welcomes clients dealing with women's issues, mood disorders, and the complexities of identity. Susan Duncan is truly passionate about empowering her clients to embrace their journey toward a fulfilling life.

Kiki King is a dynamic psychotherapist based in Arizona, dedicated to helping clients from around the globe. She specializes in a systemic approach to treatment, emphasizing the importance of a multicultural framework that facilitates change without blame. Kiki offers expert coaching and counseling services to those navigating relational issues, addiction, life transitions, and various mental health concerns. Her passion for clinical and professional excellence is palpable in her work. In addition to traditional psychotherapy, Kiki is also EAGALA certified and facilitates Equine & Animal Assisted Psychotherapy at The Oracle Institute, where experiential learning opportunities enhance recovery processes. Kiki provides therapy for individuals, couples, families, and adolescents facing challenges such as family conflict, addiction, codependency, trauma, and mood disorders. Her commitment to supporting her clients is unwavering, making her a valuable resource for those in need of guidance and healing.

Kimberly Kotov is a seasoned therapist with over 20 years of experience dedicated to assisting individuals, couples, and families in navigating life's complexities. She specializes in addressing age and cultural transitions, relationship challenges, work and school barriers, eating disorders, sexuality and sexual orientation, infertility, and parenting. Kimberly works collaboratively with her clients to explore and overcome obstacles that lead to feelings of being stuck, such as mourning, anxiety, anger, and low motivation. Her diverse experience spans university settings, private hospitals, and private practice. Having lived in the UK, France, and Russia, she possesses a profound appreciation for the significance of cultural identity. Kimberly is committed to actively engaging clients to establish realistic treatment goals, helping them gain insight into the factors preventing them from achieving their aspirations while implementing changes in thoughts and behaviors to enhance life satisfaction. Her therapeutic style uniquely blends psychodynamic understanding with cognitive behavioral and systemic interventions. Kimberly earned her PhD in clinical psychology from CUNY, followed by internship and postdoctoral training at Columbia University, where she served as an Assistant Professor. She is well-trained in the treatment of trauma, infertility, eating disorders, bereavement, couples' therapy, family systems, and relational therapy.

Bobbie Rill is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who provides exceptional support to adults and elders navigating life's challenges. With a focus on grief, relationship issues, and spirituality, Bobbie helps individuals and couples embark on their journeys toward healing and personal growth. She employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), interpersonal, and relational therapy, catering to both individual and group settings. Bobbie's expertise extends to addressing infidelity, mood disorders, depression, and family conflict, equipping her clients with effective coping skills and empowering them to enhance their self-esteem. With a warm, empathetic approach, she creates a safe space for exploration and understanding, guiding her clients to find clarity and strength in their lives.

Oralia Anda's approach to therapy is grounded in person-centered theory, recognizing that at our core, individuals are all good people striving to make sense of their complicated lives. She genuinely believes that every person is born with an inner strength and resilience, enabling them to live their best life by being their true selves. As a dedicated therapist, she helps clients identify and embrace their strengths while navigating life’s challenges. Oralia prioritizes building therapeutic relationships rooted in trust, honesty, and compassion. She creates a safe, positive, uplifting, and nurturing environment that empowers clients. Oralia works with individuals and families to guide them in moving their lives in the desired direction. This includes learning to communicate thoughts, needs, and feelings, acquiring positive coping skills to manage emotions, making safe and positive choices, and fostering meaningful, loving connections with others. Recognizing that no single method works for everyone, she is committed to the unique needs of each client and family, approaching each case with an open mind and a willingness to find the most effective strategy tailored to her clients' needs. Oralia looks forward to supporting families and children in making positive changes together.