Steve Wagner is a compassionate and dedicated therapist, recognized for his deep understanding of the challenges faced by adults and elders. With a degree from the University of Illinois and graduation in 1985, he brings a wealth of experience to the therapeutic process. Steve respects the courage it takes for individuals to seek help, understanding that the decision to engage in counseling is often the most significant step. He specializes in a range of issues, including depression, addiction, and relationship challenges, offering targeted support to clients navigating anxiety, self-esteem concerns, grief, and more. Through his integrative approach, which includes psychodynamic and interpersonal modalities, he tailors therapy to meet the unique needs of each individual, fostering an environment conducive to lasting change. Steve is sensitive to the spiritual values that may arise in therapy, creating a nurturing space for personal growth. His extensive experience also includes working with active duty and retired military personnel and their families, as well as utilizing cognitive behavioral techniques, mindfulness training, and self psychology to enhance the therapeutic experience. Whether addressing trauma, medical challenges, or the complexities of aging, Steve is committed to facilitating meaningful transformations in the lives of his clients.

Carol Warner is a seasoned therapist with over 25 years of experience in private practice, specializing in a wide range of mental health issues including depression, trauma and PTSD, and substance abuse. She employs a warm, client-centered, interactional style, ensuring that each therapy session is tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals, couples, and families alike. Carol artfully blends traditional therapeutic techniques with modern practices, recognizing that therapy is a profound journey that requires trust and engagement. Her expertise extends to addictive behaviors, disassociative disorders, and parent guidance concerns. By understanding that dreams can often reveal deeper insights into the psyche, she integrates dream work and spirituality into her therapeutic process. Carol's commitment to excellence in mental health care is evident in her work with organizations such as Tricare and the Wounded Warrior Project, making her a valuable resource for those navigating life's challenges.

Kresta Werner is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting adults and elders through their unique challenges. Specializing in women's issues, relationship dynamics, and sex therapy, Kresta brings a wealth of experience to her practice. She is adept at addressing an array of concerns, including trauma, infidelity, coping skills, life transitions, and more, reflecting her commitment to understanding the complexities of her clients’ lives. Utilizing an integrative approach, Kresta employs various therapeutic modalities such as mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, expressive arts, and the Gottman Method, tailored to meet the individual needs of her clients. Her empathetic demeanor fosters a safe and nurturing environment where individuals and couples can explore their feelings and foster personal growth. Kresta's aim is to empower her clients to navigate their emotional landscapes with resilience and confidence, supporting them in their journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Julie Westin embodies the essence of compassionate mental health support. She honors those courageous individuals who take the critical step of reaching out for guidance and understanding. With her extensive experience working with clients facing shame, fear, isolation, attachment issues, and a lack of self-worth, she recognizes the incredible strength found in vulnerability. Establishing trust and rapport is Julie's foremost priority when collaborating with clients. Once a solid foundation is built, she guides them through the process of managing symptoms and learning to nurture their emotional well-being.

Angela White is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who specializes in supporting adults and elders, particularly those navigating through challenges such as depression, anxiety, and the complexities of pregnancy and postpartum experiences. With a deep commitment to addressing trauma, PTSD, and various interpersonal issues, Angela employs a range of therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), person-centered approaches, and solution-focused brief therapy. Her work is rooted in understanding the unique needs of each individual, fostering healing for issues such as substance use, grief, and relationship difficulties. Angela also provides guidance for life transitions, infertility struggles, and enhances emotional well-being through strength-based strategies and motivational interviewing techniques. She champions inclusivity, welcoming individuals from diverse backgrounds, including LGBTQ+ communities, and those experiencing women's, men’s, and dual diagnosis issues. Angela's holistic approach is centered on empowering clients to develop coping skills and self-esteem, promoting personal growth and fulfillment in every stage of life.

Gerald Whitehawk is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who works with individuals across all ages, from children to elders. With a focus on helping clients navigate through challenges like depression, trauma, and PTSD, Gerald employs an integrative approach that draws from a variety of modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), and Play Therapy. His ability to connect with clients stems from an understanding of diverse mental health issues, including addiction, bipolar disorder, and anxiety, among others. Gerald's warm presence and culturally sensitive techniques make him especially effective in supporting individuals dealing with relationship issues, grief, and emotional disturbances. Through collaborative therapy and mindfulness practices, Gerald empowers clients to cultivate coping skills, enhance their self-esteem, and foster personal growth in a safe and nurturing environment.

Amy Wilkerson believes that one of the bravest things a person can do is to better understand their own story. Through her compassionate and empathetic approach, she helps clients work through their pasts to recognize their patterns, beliefs, and strengths, optimizing their paths forward. Recognizing that life can often bring events that silence individuals, Amy works diligently to create safe and welcoming spaces within her practice. She holds a strong conviction that everyone, regardless of their healing journey, possesses the potential to find peace and reconnect with their authentic selves. With a focus on understanding grief, loss, and trauma—particularly in the contexts of adoption, foster care, and military lifestyles—her therapeutic services are tailored to address the unique needs of her clients. Amy employs a wide variety of modalities such as trauma-focused therapy, mindfulness-based techniques, and play therapy, ensuring a holistic approach to mental health care. She firmly believes that trauma is defined by the survivor and maintains that each individual’s story is valid. Acknowledging the difficulty in reaching out for support, Amy encourages individuals not to undergo their healing journeys alone. She warmly invites those interested to explore the possibility of a consultation to determine how her services can align with their goals. The beginning or continuation of one's healing journey is something to be celebrated.

Kammy Willems understands that there are moments in life when everyone needs extra support to navigate challenges. She creates a safe and non-judgmental space for individuals to explore their experiences. Her approach revolves around meeting clients where they are, working collaboratively to foster new insights about themselves and their relationships, and discovering alternative ways to tackle life's obstacles. With specialized training in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) therapy, Kammy focuses on treating trauma and other distressing life events, along with the accompanying challenges. She serves adults aged 18 and older on a wide array of issues, including depression, anxiety, life transitions, grief and loss, and relationship difficulties. In addition to EMDR, Kammy also employs talk therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Client-Centered therapy, and Solution-Focused therapy. She is eager to assist individuals who are ready to make positive changes in their lives and begins her journey by providing immediate appointments. Kammy looks forward to meeting clients and guiding them toward healing.

Laurie Works (they/them/xe/xer) is a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in supporting the queer and trans community. With a focus on somatic-based, liberative, and anti-oppressive practices, Laurie brings a wealth of knowledge to address trauma and sensory overwhelm, both personal and systemic. Their work is guided by a commitment to anti-racism, anti-colonialism, and the celebration of queer and trans identities, while also fostering an environment that honors sex-positivity, disability justice, kink positivity, fat acceptance, and polyamory. Utilizing Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Laurie emphasizes the deep connection between mind and body, believing that healing truly begins by tuning into the body. They understand that healing is a collective journey, involving shared decision-making, choice, and empowerment. In this non-hierarchical therapeutic relationship, Laurie provides the essential tools for transformation while inviting individuals to bring their authentic selves. Those seeking a supportive and affirming therapeutic experience will find a welcoming ally in Laurie.

Joyce Zymeck is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who specializes in guiding teens, adults, and elders through challenging emotional landscapes. With expertise in addressing depression, anxiety, and relationship issues, Joyce employs a range of effective therapy modalities, including expressive arts and trauma-focused techniques. Her approach is culturally sensitive and integrates positive psychology alongside mindfulness-based practices, ensuring that each individual receives tailored support to fit their unique needs. Joyce's broad understanding spans various general issues from bipolar disorder to coping skills, making her a trustworthy ally in therapeutic journeys. Furthermore, her commitment to social justice and understanding of complex identities, including LGBTQIA and polyamory, enriches her exceptionally inclusive practice. Through her warm, empathetic guidance, clients find the strength to navigate life's transitions, heal from past traumas, and foster healthy relationships.

Linda Chernus is a dedicated psychodynamically oriented therapist with four decades of experience in treating individuals, couples, and families. She possesses a genuine passion for her work and has a remarkable capacity to engage with even the most challenging clients. Linda specializes in helping those dealing with depression, anxiety, and a range of issues associated with daily living. Her expertise extends to working with individuals and families facing PTSD, dissociative disorders, bipolar disorders, and the complexities of dual diagnoses involving substance use and mental health challenges. She takes special joy in assisting adolescents and young adults navigate identity issues and significant life transitions. Linda believes that individual psychotherapy is a powerful path for clients to gain deeper self-understanding, paving the way for meaningful change. She prioritizes establishing strong therapeutic relationships, recognizing their crucial role in effective psychotherapy. In her work with couples and families, she adopts a family systems approach. As a culturally sensitive clinical social worker, Linda is proficient in Spanish and holds a profound respect for Latino cultures, continuously broadening her knowledge of various cultures and their effects on individuals. Additionally, she is attuned to the importance of diversity in sexual orientation, gender identity, and other lifestyle variables.

Patricia Garcia is a Licensed Associate Counselor dedicated to guiding individuals through the complexities of life. She creates a secure, judgment-free environment where her clients can explore their emotions and address any past experiences that might be holding them back. Her sessions are designed to function as a two-way mirror—not only tackling immediate concerns but also delving into the deeper patterns shaping their choices and feelings. Patricia employs a variety of techniques, including EMDR, DBT, CBT, and existential therapy, ensuring that her approach is tailored to fit each unique individual. She commends the courage of her clients for taking the steps toward personal growth and healing. In Patricia’s therapy, it is the individual’s life story that becomes the focal point, with their experiences and perspectives guiding the entire therapeutic journey.

Carole Miller is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping adults navigate life's challenges. When individuals face a barrage of difficulties, they often find themselves overwhelmed, anxious, or even experiencing feelings of numbness and isolation. Relationships can suffer, and simple tasks may feel insurmountable during these times of stress and mental exhaustion. Carole understands the importance of support in such moments and creates a safe space for clients to explore their emotions and reclaim their lives. Through a range of therapeutic techniques, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and Trauma-Focused approaches, she empowers her clients to challenge negative beliefs, enhance coping skills, and cultivate a balanced, peaceful existence. Carole is committed to fostering resilience in individuals affected by stress, family conflict, or codependency and believes in the potential for personal transformation and healing. With the flexibility of online therapy, she provides clients with the convenience to connect from their preferred environments, making the journey toward well-being accessible and tailored to their needs.