Stephen Adair Vernon is a seasoned Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT) with a rich background in supporting individuals, couples, and families through challenging times. With a degree from John F. Kennedy University, graduated in 1981, Stephen brings over four decades of expertise to his practice. He specializes in addressing key issues such as Depression, Relationship Difficulties, and Men's Work, ensuring a client-centered and compassionate approach to therapy. His diverse methods, which include Family/Marital Therapy, Humanistic, Jungian-oriented, and Relational practices, empower clients to explore their inner worlds and foster meaningful connections. Stephen is dedicated to creating a safe and nurturing environment, where teens, adults, and elders alike can embark on their journeys toward healing and personal growth.

Dr. Steven Barrie-Anthony, PhD, PsyD, RP, invites individuals on a journey of self-discovery and healing. He understands that navigating through painful emotions and frustrating patterns can be challenging, whether one is excited about a new romance, grappling with professional disappointments, or experiencing grief after losing a loved one. Dr. Barrie-Anthony recognizes that sometimes, feelings and behaviors can arise unexpectedly—whether it's nagging anxiety, lingering sadness, or a desire for deeper connections in relationships or more fulfillment in one’s work. In his practice, he fosters a safe and caring environment where individuals can explore the underlying reasons behind their emotions and actions. Together, clients and Dr. Barrie-Anthony will navigate pathways to help them feel unstuck and move toward a more fulfilling life. Therapy with Dr. Barrie-Anthony is rooted in the belief that it's most effective when it involves deep feeling and understanding. Acknowledging that reaching out to a therapist can be both daunting and exciting, he is always open to discussing any questions or concerns that potential clients may have about their therapeutic journey.

Tracey Brown, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, is passionate about guiding individuals and families towards greater emotional well-being. With a compassionate approach, she assists clients in overcoming anxiety, depression, and feelings of being overwhelmed. Tracey strives to empower her clients to experience joy, motivation, and hope in their lives. Through her expertise, she emphasizes the strengths and desires of her clients while acknowledging the challenges they face. Her therapeutic methods encompass a variety of approaches, including Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Trauma-Focused therapy, and more, all tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Whether working with couples, individuals, or families, Tracey's relational and solution-focused stance promotes healthy relationships and a fulfilling life. She believes that sustainable personal growth and healing are within reach with the right support. Tracey aims to exceed her clients' expectations by fostering an environment where they can share their challenges and aspirations, ultimately leading to a meaningful and enriching life journey.

Bri Byrne, LMFT, is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate their unique life challenges. With a focus on women's issues, relationship issues, and eating disorders, Bri provides a safe and supportive environment for preteens, teens, adults, and elders. She utilizes an eclectic approach to therapy, integrating attachment-based, person-centered, and psychodynamic techniques to tailor her sessions to each client's needs. Bri addresses a range of general issues such as bipolar disorder, grief, anxiety, and family conflict, working diligently to support her clients in their journey towards healing and growth. Whether assisting with life transitions, managing stress, or enhancing self-esteem, Bri is committed to empowering her clients through thoughtful and empathetic therapy.

Richard Engebrecht is an experienced Marriage & Family Therapist, holding a MA and MFT, with seventeen years in the clinical field, fourteen of which he has been fully licensed. He specializes in working with adolescents aged 16 and above, adults, and couples. Richard collaborates with clients to clarify their therapy goals and approaches these objectives with compassion, creativity, and a diverse toolkit. His therapeutic practices include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for effective symptom relief, alongside the Hakomi method, a body-centered depth psychotherapy that harmonizes Western psychology, advances in neurobiology, and Buddhist mindfulness techniques. With a keen interest in Existential Psychology, Richard’s warm and engaging therapy style helps individuals feel comfortable, even when navigating challenging and sensitive issues. His supportive approach makes therapy a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings.

Cheryl Krauter is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT) with over 30 years of experience, particularly inspired by her work with performing artists, creatives, and individuals seeking depth and meaning in their lives. She welcomes those navigating relationship issues and self-esteem challenges, believing that each person's journey is unique and deserving of respect. Cheryl's therapy approach is relational and interactive; she listens deeply and shares in both the sorrow and joy of her clients' experiences. Having personally faced the challenges of breast cancer, she offers a compassionate understanding to cancer patients and their loved ones, recognizing the profound concerns they encounter. Cheryl emphasizes the importance of providing a safe space for clients to share their personal stories. Many individuals who come to her express doubts about the possibility of change due to previous therapy experiences; however, she firmly believes in each person's inner knowledge and capacity for transformation. With a focus on existential, psychodynamic, expressive arts, and humanistic modalities, Cheryl is committed to guiding adults and elders towards authentic and empowered living.

Sarah Liebman, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT), specializes in guiding adults and elders through life's complexities. With a compassionate approach, she addresses a wide array of concerns, including anxiety, pregnancy-related challenges, and infertility. Sarah is particularly adept in supporting individuals through trauma and PTSD, life transitions, and relationship issues while creating a safe space for exploring women's issues and racial identity. Her therapeutic expertise spans experiential therapy, trauma-focused techniques, and an eclectic, person-centered approach. Clients, including those who identify as LGBTQ+, benefit from her multicultural lens and commitment to fostering self-esteem, managing grief, and resolving family conflicts. With a passion for nurturing personal growth and healing, Sarah guides her clients on their paths toward greater well-being and resilience.

Dr. Melissa Meris, a compassionate psychologist with a PhD, is dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate their emotional landscapes. With a background from the esteemed California School of Professional Psychology, she has been transforming lives since her graduation in 1984. In her practice, Dr. Meris creates a safe and comfortable space where clients can freely explore their feelings, experiences, hopes, and dreams. Through psychodynamic and interpersonal therapy modalities, she fosters an environment conducive to reflection and increased self-knowledge. This empowers individuals to restore emotional wholeness and cultivate compassion for themselves and others. Clients working with Dr. Meris often find that her insightful approach equips them with tools to manage and resolve feelings of depression and anxiety, leading to greater self-acceptance, resilience, and self-confidence. Therapy sessions can serve as a valuable time for introspection, sharing, and nurturing personal growth, ultimately guiding her clients towards a more creative, enlivened, and productive life.

Tara Noone is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who holds licensure in California as an LCSW. With a deep commitment to her clients, Tara specializes in navigating complex issues like adoption, trauma, PTSD, and infertility. She employs a variety of effective therapy types including Trauma Focused, Attachment-based, EMDR, Emotionally Focused, Psychodynamic, Relational, and Strength-Based modalities. Tara works with individuals and groups, providing a safe and supportive environment for healing and growth. Her empathetic approach and professional background equip her to help clients uncover their strengths and build meaningful connections, fostering resilience and empowerment on their therapeutic journey.

Dr. Ariella Popple is a compassionate psychologist specializing in helping adults and elders navigate challenges related to ADHD, anxiety, and relationship issues. With a deeply integrative approach to wellness, Dr. Popple collaborates with her clients to set achievable goals, employing various therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and mindfulness-based techniques. For those seeking a more dynamic experience, she offers the option of walking therapy in nature. Dr. Popple is also adept at providing solution-focused and emotion-focused therapy for couples and family relationships, fostering an environment where individuals feel heard and understood. Her extensive background includes two doctorates and research in visual neuroscience prior to her journey as a clinical psychologist. Additionally, she has experience as a yoga teacher and massage therapist, embodying a holistic perspective on health that intertwines mind and body. Clients often describe Dr. Popple as thoughtful, wise, gentle, and caring, making her an ideal choice for anyone seeking guidance and support in their personal development.

Michal Rokach Shamay is a compassionate Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Registered Dance Movement Therapist, dedicated to integrating both mind and body approaches to facilitate personal transformation. With extensive experience in addressing a broad spectrum of psychological and emotional challenges across ages—including preteens, children from ages 6 to 10, teenagers, and adults—she is committed to fostering well-being and relationship satisfaction in her clients. Her therapeutic practice includes verbal and non-verbal methodologies such as somatic psychology techniques for adults and play therapy for children. Michal is highly trained in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Dance Movement Therapy, Expressive Arts Therapy, and Somatic Psychology, as well as family therapy specifically tailored for children and adolescents. Drawing from Humanistic-Existential and Buddhist philosophies, her approach is holistic and personalized. She welcomes the opportunity to connect with individuals and families seeking to enhance their sense of joy, fulfillment, and meaning in life.

Meagan Rossin is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT, MA) who provides a safe and nurturing environment for her clients. As a psychodynamic therapist, she listens deeply to the concerns of her clients, identifying patterns that can lead to long-lasting change and healing. With her keen observational skills, Meagan highlights aspects that clients may overlook, guiding them to further connect with their inner selves and understand the dynamics and triggers that affect their lives. Through a trauma-informed lens, she collaborates with her clients to ground their experiences, recognize their feelings during challenging moments, and discover ways to cultivate comfort and satisfaction in their relationships. Her therapeutic approach is characterized by a balance of honest, engaged exchanges that foster mutuality. While the focus of each session is on the client, Meagan acknowledges her presence in the room as a relational dynamic that adds depth to the therapy process. She employs a relational perspective, using the therapeutic relationship as a pathway to understanding and healing. Meagan creates a supportive space filled with care and attunement and, when appropriate, she steps in with curiosity and respectful challenges to further serve her clients' therapeutic journey.

Audrey Sabol is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LCSW) who understands that the foundation of a therapeutic relationship lies in safety and trust. With over 20 years of experience in private psychotherapy practice, she provides a warm and intuitive approach that ensures clients feel protected as they navigate their emotional journeys. Audrey believes in the transformative power of therapy, where clients can begin to think and feel differently about themselves and the world around them. By examining both present and past stresses, she fosters a collaborative space for understanding how anxiety, trauma, and depression manifest in the mind and body. Together, she and her clients can rethink old patterns to pursue a more free and meaningful life. Audrey has a special focus on working with individuals facing anxiety, depression, and complex trauma or PTSD, and she welcomes couples into her practice. Her therapy style is characterized as engaged, intuitive, and accessible, making her a supportive ally for clients exploring their emotional landscapes.