Meet Rachel Pauls, a dedicated therapist who is deeply passionate about supporting trauma survivors on their healing journeys. She has had the privilege of witnessing the incredible resilience of those who strive to move forward each day, and her greatest joy lies in helping individuals discover and embrace their innate capacity for healing. Rachel understands that reaching out for help can be daunting, and she admires those who take this brave step to consider various options for support. In her practice, she employs modalities like Somatic Experiencing and co-regulatory touch, which help regulate the nervous system in response to complex or developmental trauma. This approach allows her clients to engage in their daily lives with greater ease and joy. If Rachel is not the right fit for someone's needs, she is more than willing to assist in finding alternative resources. She is an employee and is supervised by Mary Jane Pringle, LCSW, at Turning Points Therapy. Rachel looks forward to helping individuals on their paths to healing and growth.

Jennifer Truman is dedicated to helping individuals who feel unmotivated, stuck, or depressed in their lives. She recognizes the challenges that people face when they desire change yet feel uncertain about where to start. With a compassionate approach, Jennifer offers the tools necessary for clients to release their burdens, revive their energy, and rediscover a love for life. Her diverse background spans management and clinical settings, allowing her to provide a variety of approaches tailored to each client's unique needs. Understanding that therapy is not a one-size-fits-all journey, she emphasizes the importance of an expanded methodology to effectively serve each individual, couple, or family in her care. Jennifer specializes in addressing grief, trauma and PTSD, and relationship issues, as well as a wide range of general issues including self-esteem, family conflict, and mood disorders.

Ugochukwu Uche is a dedicated therapist specializing in coaching services for children and adolescents facing challenges such as executive functioning disorders and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). These young individuals often struggle with organizational skills, maintaining focus on less engaging tasks, and regulating their emotions. As a result, they can experience difficulties like academic underachievement, disciplinary problems at school and home, and strained relationships with peers and family members. Through intensive coaching, Ugochukwu empowers children and adolescents to learn and apply evidence-based strategies aimed at enhancing their organizational abilities, increasing attention spans, and effectively managing emotions during challenging moments. With over twenty-one years of experience working with young clients facing emotional and cognitive difficulties, Ugochukwu also values the importance of parental involvement in the therapeutic process, ensuring that parents are informed and engaged in achieving positive outcomes for their children.

Dawn Weisenberger understands that life can often feel overwhelming, leading individuals to feel stuck or isolated. She creates a nurturing environment where clients can openly discuss their challenges and transition toward new ways of enhancing their overall wellness. With a client-centered focus, Dawn values each person's unique strengths and offers a nonjudgmental space for self-expression and exploration. Her clinical expertise centers on supporting those who have experienced trauma, employing modern evidence-based interventions alongside holistic psychotherapy practices to help individuals reduce symptoms, enhance presence in their lives, and improve relationships. Known for her authenticity and transparency, Dawn believes that the therapeutic relationship is the cornerstone of the healing process, allowing her to bring her true self into each session. She invites individuals to reach out, ask questions, and discover how they can work collaboratively to achieve their goals.

Dale Denunzio brings over 35 years of experience to his practice, specializing in trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and family conflict. He utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, such as Somatic Experiencing, Family Systems, and Trauma-Focused therapy, to guide individuals and couples on their journeys of personal growth. Dale understands that the behaviors that appear illogical often hold emotional significance, and his approach encourages clients to explore these emotions. He affirms the importance of accessing one's inner resources and recognizes that healing emotional wounds requires a heartfelt approach. With a focus on the impact of past experiences, Dale helps clients navigate their current challenges, believing in the profound connection between mental and emotional healing. His commitment to establishing a strong therapeutic alliance drives him to offer complimentary introductory sessions, enabling potential clients to assess the compatibility necessary for effective healing work.

Dr. Jenna Teso is dedicated to fostering trusting relationships with her clients and creating a safe environment that facilitates change and coping. She works with adolescents and young adults who have experienced traumatic loss, utilizing Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy to help alleviate symptoms of trauma. Jenna provides her services via a secure online video platform, ensuring accessibility for anyone in Arizona. With a Master's in Social Work obtained in 2011, followed by a Doctorate in Behavioral Health in 2015 from Arizona State University, she is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist trained in EMDR Therapy. Her treatment approach is integrative and strengths-based, grounded in the belief that minimizing harm and emotional discomfort is essential. Dr. Teso embodies a strong commitment to client self-determination, emphasizing that everyone possesses inherent tools for positive change.

Krishna Bright is a compassionate therapist who integrates over 40 years of astrological insights into their counseling practice, enriched by 20 years of dedicated experience in guiding individuals through a variety of challenges, including relationship concerns, family issues, anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, and women's health. Utilizing modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), psychodynamic approaches, solution-focused strategies, and emotionally focused techniques, Krishna ensures that clients develop confidence and security in their positive coping skills. They emphasize mindfulness and encourage a holistic approach, addressing the mind, body, and spirit to achieve optimal goals of peace and happiness. Krishna specializes in a person-centered methodology, tailoring treatments to meet clients where they are in their journey. With a profound appreciation for each individual’s unique circumstances and history, they provide expert guidance and support for issues related to anxiety, stress, self-esteem, relationship dynamics, family conflict, and trauma, always with great compassion and understanding. Krishna finds deep satisfaction in helping clients navigate their paths to healing, creating plans to address stuck points and alleviate grief and pain from past traumas and challenging relationships.

Woody Chandler, LPC, understands that the journey of healing from trauma and navigating significant life transitions can be overwhelming. He recognizes how trauma can strip away one's sense of self, creativity, and ability to embrace life's healthy risks. At Embrace the Multiplicity Counseling, he provides clients with a safe, non-judgmental environment where they can learn skills to cultivate resiliency and reconnect with the parts of themselves that trauma and grief may have obscured. Woody approaches therapy with an honor and commitment to guiding individuals on their paths to self-discovery and wholeness. His multidisciplinary method incorporates Parts Work, Somatic Experiencing, Polyvagal Theory, Psychodrama, Yoga, Meditation, and Systems Thinking, ensuring a holistic healing experience. Woody believes that creativity is vital when facing life's challenges and uses therapy sessions as a space to foster this creativity, enabling clients to live more freely. With a blend of humor, care, authenticity, and a working-class sensibility, Woody emerges as a dynamic and compassionate therapist. He welcomes individuals experiencing a wide range of issues, regardless of their magnitude, and offers flexible scheduling with appointments available on Sundays and evenings for convenience.

Jessica Chasnoff, PsyD, believes that the discovery of one's inherent wisdom is crucial in guiding individuals toward positive life changes. She fosters an environment where clients can trust themselves and feel a profound sense of safety, essential for navigating external challenges. In her practice, Jessica provides a judgment-free space for clients—especially women and non-binary individuals—to explore their identities and develop resilience against life's difficulties. Many of the clients she works with grapple with issues such as life's true purpose, often hindered by fear, and Jessica skillfully assists them in reshaping their understanding of themselves, relationships, and their circumstances. Her approach emphasizes the development of a deep, lasting friendship with oneself, ultimately leading to personal joy. Currently in the Advanced year of Somatic Experiencing Practitioner training, Jessica integrates Kathy Kain's touch work when appropriate and is dedicated to employing trauma-informed, nervous system regulation-based techniques. Her commitment lies in helping clients find a sense of safety within their bodies and deepen their connection to their true essence, particularly during significant life transitions and explorations of spirituality.

Danette Cienfuegos is a dedicated therapist who understands that while many rely on their natural supports for guidance, such advice often falls short due to a desire to say what others want to hear. She believes that for genuine change to occur, clients must gain insight and self-awareness into their challenges, emphasizing the importance of a strong therapeutic relationship. With a wealth of experience spanning 17 years in community mental health, Danette has been supporting diverse populations, including adults and young adults, in individual and couples therapy since 2014. She utilizes culturally sensitive strategies and evidence-based modalities, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Family Systems, to effectively address a range of issues including trauma, depression, anxiety, parenting, and domestic violence. Although vulnerability can feel daunting, Danette encourages her clients to trust the process, reminding them that while change does not happen overnight, it is certainly possible. She is committed to supporting them as they navigate their transformation, growth, healing, and stages of change, helping them to strive towards living their best lives and becoming the best version of themselves.

Maggie Dobai understands that therapy is a journey of self-discovery. She believes that by working together, clients can process any challenges they feel stuck on. Maggie strives to create a nurturing atmosphere that promotes growth, healing, and overall wellness. Her individualized approach to therapy is tailored to each client's unique situation and preferences. Frequently, she employs a cognitive interpersonal approach, concentrating on relationship dynamics and the ways individuals perceive their circumstances. Recognizing that thoughts influence feelings and behaviors, Maggie often explores the feelings and choices clients make. Her mission is to facilitate healing and growth for all her clients. Utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, she guides individuals on how behaviors—both adaptive and maladaptive—can be learned, unlearned, and relearned, inviting them to embrace the journey of exploration.

Christine Duffy is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding teens and adults on their healing journeys. She believes in the uniqueness of each individual, thriving through personalized counseling tailored to their specific needs. With a focus on open dialogue, Christine fosters a collaborative environment where clients explore their past unresolved issues and current life stressors, ultimately empowering them to progress towards their best selves. Throughout her counseling career, she has had the privilege of working with a culturally, socially, and economically diverse clientele, addressing challenges such as codependency, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, and grief. Whether clients are aware of the root of their distress or are seeking clarity, Christine is committed to developing effective treatment plans aimed at achieving a happier and healthier life. She looks forward to accompanying clients on their transformative journeys towards personal growth and wellness.

Eric Emerson is committed to providing the highest level of counseling services, empowering individuals of all ages to lead healthy and productive lives. His approach centers on personalizing counseling to suit individual life experiences, thereby enhancing feelings of belonging and acceptance of personal responsibility. Eric fosters an environment that empowers clients to make choices and decisions leading to positive outcomes. As an African-American male therapist with 17 years of experience as a behavior specialist in the public school system, he offers comprehensive support in areas such as trauma, substance abuse, addiction, anger, and anxiety. His extensive work includes counseling within the juvenile justice system and serving as a therapist for child protective services, enabling him to connect deeply with clients navigating complex family dynamics, substance use issues, and emotional disturbances.