Candy Bui, a Marriage & Family Therapist, is dedicated to guiding clients on a journey of self-discovery and validation of their experiences. She believes in the power of choice rooted in individual values, helping clients understand that their challenges are not a reflection of being 'crazy,' but rather connections to their upbringing and family dynamics. With a deep passion for working with the BIPOC community, Candy specializes in assisting individuals process generational trauma linked to immigration, discrimination, and prejudice, particularly first and second-generation adults. She employs a humanistic, client-centered approach, seamlessly integrating narrative therapy. Through a culturally responsive lens, she empowers clients to break down cultural, generational, and societal norms, supporting them in becoming their most authentic selves. Candy recognizes that seeking support can be daunting, especially amidst cultural stigma. Her commitment to her clients is evident in her approach, encouraging them to take steps toward understanding themselves and their patterns. In her practice, she fosters a space where individuals can cultivate the life they desire, grounded in mindfulness and compassion.

Joan David, PhD, a licensed psychologist at Clarity Psychological Services, embodies a holistic approach to therapy, recognizing that each individual is unique. With a commitment to ensuring that therapy is meaningful, she equips her clients with the necessary tools to achieve a balanced and fulfilling life. Her practice specializes in working with children, adolescents, families, and couples, addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, anger and stress management, and parenting support. Joan's clinical approach emphasizes not only the challenges faced by her clients but also the strengths they possess, believing that successful therapy is a collaborative effort between the therapist and client. She skillfully employs various modalities, including Play Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), to cater to diverse needs. Additionally, she offers assessment services, further enhancing her comprehensive offerings aimed at fostering resilience and growth.

Laurie Fitzgerald is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a profound commitment to helping individuals facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, domestic abuse, trauma, PTSD, and LGBTQIA+ issues. Her educational background includes a Master's degree in Community Mental Health with a Child and Family Therapy Specialization from Portland State University, which she completed in 1998. Laurie employs a blend of relationship-based and cognitive-behavioral approaches, believing in the innate ability of every person to uncover their own solutions to life’s complex questions. As a facilitator and guide, she creates a supportive environment where clients can reflect and discover their inner answers. She balances attentive listening with providing validation and fresh perspectives, engaging clients with gently direct questions that encourage introspection. Each first session serves as a foundational opportunity to gather personal histories and understand clients' goals for therapy, alongside addressing any inquiries they may have about both Laurie and the therapeutic process. With a focus on supporting teens, adults, and elders alike, Laurie embodies a warm and understanding presence, making her a compassionate choice for those seeking guidance in navigating life's transitions and emotional challenges.