Alden Carroll understands that everyone faces a variety of challenges and stressors throughout their lives. With a compassionate and holistic approach, Alden offers strength-based counseling services aimed at helping individuals find balance in their emotions and improve their relationships. With over 23 years of experience in the mental health field, Alden works with adults, couples, families, and children, utilizing integrative somatic and nervous system-focused techniques to address a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, addiction, fertility challenges, relationship struggles, parenting difficulties, and unresolved trauma. Specializing in a variety of modalities, Alden utilizes EMDR, somatic techniques, mindfulness-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, relational therapy, Emotional Freedom Techniques, Family Systems, guided imagery, meditation, and IFS. For couples, Alden incorporates approaches from Imago, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Stan Tatkin. Alden provides a safe and non-judgmental therapeutic environment, meeting clients where they are on their journey. The goal is to help individuals connect with their inner wisdom and resources, ultimately increasing joy and peace in their lives. Alden also offers coaching and consultation services, currently primarily through telehealth, with a limited number of in-person sessions available.

Jo Carthey is a licensed mental health counselor with a rich and varied background in the helping field spanning over 36 years. Jo has dedicated their career to supporting adults, adolescents, and couples as they navigate life’s challenges, such as depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders. As a certified alcohol and drug counselor, Jo understands that the journey toward change requires courage and determination. Their approach is rooted in Motivational Interviewing, emphasizing the importance of readiness and motivation in clients’ therapeutic processes. Jo’s warm and professional demeanor ensures that clients feel comfortable and supported while avoiding the frustrations typical of larger institutions. With a commitment to accessibility, Jo typically schedules appointments within two weeks and accepts most major health insurance plans, striving to make therapy accessible to all individuals seeking assistance with life transitions, relationship issues, and more.

Audrey Cione, MA, is a dedicated Licensed Associate Counselor who specializes in providing compassionate support for individuals aged 16 and older. Her practice is designed for those who feel overwhelmed and no longer take joy in their passions, helping them reclaim a sense of purpose. Through a collaborative approach, Audrey fosters a supportive environment where her clients can develop the skills necessary to be present for themselves and their loved ones while progressing towards their personal goals. With a focus on trauma-informed care, she is particularly passionate about Perinatal Mental Health and has pursued formal certification in this area to assist mothers and their families during critical life transitions. Audrey employs an eclectic mix of therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person-Centered therapy, and Family Systems, allowing her to tailor her approach to meet the unique needs of each client. She understands that life changes can be both exciting and challenging, and she is committed to guiding her clients through these transitions. Together, they will create a treatment plan that emphasizes strengths while also addressing challenges, fostering healing and renewed hope.

Carlton Clark understands the importance of seeking support in challenging times. Whether individuals grapple with feelings of depression, anxiety, or relationship difficulties, Carlton offers a safe and confidential space for exploration. His approach encourages those in need to articulate their concerns freely while guiding them toward self-discovery and goal-setting. With expertise in various issues including trauma, substance use, and mood disorders, Carlton employs diverse therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), the Gottman Method, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). He believes that the client's insights are often the most valuable tools in the therapeutic process, illuminating paths that may have been overlooked. As a seasoned professional with experience since 1975, Carlton is adept at fostering healthy relationships and addressing spiritual concerns, making him a valuable ally for those from teens to elders facing life's complexities. He also provides clinical supervision to fellow therapists, reinforcing his commitment to professional development within the mental health community.

Liana Condello is a dedicated therapist who connects with individuals grappling with substance abuse issues, anxiety, domestic violence, aging challenges, and the pain of grief and loss. With a compassionate approach, she skillfully unravels the underlying trauma and stressors that often contribute to maladaptive thinking and behaviors. Liana's passion lies in partnering with her clients to support their recovery journey, emphasizing an environment free of judgment and shame, where hope thrives. She is EMDRIA trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and is a Licensed Independent Substance Abuse Counselor, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and Licensed Auricular Acupuncturist. Liana provides DUI/MVD Revocation Assessments for those seeking to reinstate their Arizona driver's license. With offerings such as sliding scale fees and both individual and family sessions focused on substance use disorders, Liana meets clients where they are, guiding them towards meaningful personal change. Her commitment to recovery without judgment forms the foundation of her therapeutic approach, and she also offers secure telehealth sessions for added convenience.

Karoline Crawshaw is a dedicated licensed professional counselor (LPC) and licensed independent substance abuse counselor (LISAC) who specializes in supporting active and retired public safety professionals, including those from DOC, EMS, fire services, and ER staff, as well as active duty and combat veterans. With a wealth of experience in trauma-focused care, she applies a person-centered cognitive behavioral therapy approach and utilizes various modalities such as EMDR, cognitive processing therapy, and forward-facing trauma therapy to address issues of trauma, acute stress, depression, anxiety, and anger management. Karoline also holds certification as a national certified counselor (NCC) and is a clinically certified forensic counselor (NFC). A German native and former TPD volunteer, she also runs Karoline's Bells for Officers, a small non-profit project dedicated to law enforcement appreciation, showcasing her commitment to the communities she serves.

Marianne Curtis understands that the decision to engage in therapy can be a challenging one. However, she believes that the experience can be both rewarding and transformative. Her approach is to partner with clients, skillfully asking the right questions and attentively listening to what remains unspoken. With this partnership, clients can set meaningful goals that steer them towards their desired outcomes. Marianne is well-equipped to support those facing issues like depression, anxiety, feelings of helplessness, and confusion, emphasizing that these challenges are easier to navigate with the right support and a compassionate ear. With extensive experience in evidence-based therapies, she has worked across various clinical settings, addressing a myriad of issues. Nevertheless, Marianne recognizes that the most significant factor in the success of therapy is the relationship and comfort level clients have with their therapist.

Rachel Delozier is dedicated to helping clients manage symptoms related to trauma, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, relationship difficulties, and grief and loss. Her clients seek a nonjudgmental and supportive environment to begin their healing journey, gaining deeper insights into themselves and their relationships. Serving a diverse clientele that includes adults and adolescents from various cultural and racial backgrounds, as well as members of the LGBTQIA+ community, Rachel has a wealth of experience working with Tucson’s refugee and immigrant populations, US military veterans, unhoused individuals, and those grappling with chronic pain. She is proficient in evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, STAIR, and EMDR. With a strong background in movement and mindfulness training, Rachel also enjoys engaging with youth arts and community justice organizations. Understanding that the decision to prioritize emotional needs and begin therapy can be intimidating, her goal is to empower clients to take charge of their lives, fostering safety, growth, and connection in their relationships while honoring the important process of internal healing. Rachel looks forward to meeting new clients and providing the support they need on their journey.

Dr. Marla Domino, Ph.D., ABPP (Forensic) is a distinguished clinical and forensic psychologist licensed in both Arizona and South Carolina. With over 13 years of experience serving as the Chief Psychologist for South Carolina’s Department of Mental Health, she has conducted numerous forensic evaluations. In the fall of 2017, Dr. Domino established her private practice, Domino Forensic Services, where she focuses on a diverse range of criminal and civil forensic evaluations for adults. Recognized as one of the few board-certified psychologists in forensic psychology in Arizona, Dr. Domino's expertise and commitment make her a trusted resource in her field. While she does not provide therapy, her services are designed for those seeking specialized forensic insights and evaluations.

Tatum Faber provides a welcoming space for clients to feel heard, understood, and respected. In her practice, she aims to work collaboratively with clients to cultivate emotional regulation and effective coping skills. Together, they identify goals and needs to guide their sessions, fostering deeper self-understanding and awareness. Currently in her second year of graduate studies, Tatum is completing her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Family Studies and Human Development from the University of Arizona. Tatum has experience addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship challenges, body image concerns, and self-esteem. Her approach to counseling incorporates a multicultural and feminist lens, utilizing person-centered and strengths-based techniques. By meeting clients where they are and building on their resilience, Tatum prioritizes the development of therapeutic rapport and trust. She embraces a non-judgmental stance while applying evidence-based techniques in her practice.

Leandra Fifer is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her therapeutic practice. With a specialized focus on supporting individuals navigating the complexities of perinatal and postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, Leandra is dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing space for those facing the unique challenges that arise during this significant life transition. Her therapeutic approach also encompasses general anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and various personality disorders. Utilizing techniques from mindfulness-based therapies, positive psychology, and trauma-focused modalities, she collaborates with clients to explore emotional and psychological aspects that may cause feelings of overwhelm, sadness, irritability, and intrusive thoughts. Leandra understands the complex interplay of hormonal changes, societal expectations, and identity shifts that can contribute to anxiety in the postpartum period, and she strives to empower her clients through each stage of their journey.

Sean Flynn embodies the essence of effective therapy, rooted in a profound understanding of the relationship between therapist and client. Drawing inspiration from Carl Rogers, he prioritizes empathy and genuine connection, creating a safe environment where individuals feel valued and understood. As a compassionate psychologist, Sean is committed to helping his clients embrace their true selves, fostering self-acceptance while guiding them on their journey towards greater meaning and happiness. He utilizes a blend of proven therapeutic techniques tailored to address a range of issues, including Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety, Depression, and relationship challenges. With a focus on modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Couples Therapy, and Family Systems, Sean is dedicated to empowering individuals, families, and couples to navigate their unique struggles. His journey began at Fordham University, where he graduated in 2000, equipping him with comprehensive knowledge to support clients of all ages, from preteens to adults. Sean wishes everyone the best in their search for healing and growth.

Ann Garcia, a dedicated therapist with a passion for helping adults navigate their challenges, understands the struggle of feeling inadequate and the burdens of guilt and shame. With a belief that everyone possesses the innate ability to heal, she provides compassionate guidance to those seeking meaningful change in their lives. Utilizing somatic therapies, Ann skillfully collaborates with clients to explore and address the underlying beliefs and behaviors that may hinder their progress. Her expertise encompasses trauma, PTSD, anxiety, self-esteem, and various life transitions. Ann is particularly skilled in working with individuals experiencing combat stress and has extensive training in Somatic Experiencing and other somatic modalities. She is committed to equipping her clients with the necessary tools to cultivate peace and freedom, enabling them to achieve their personal goals and embrace a fulfilling life.