Philippa Barr, a skilled clinical social worker and therapist with a master's degree and LCSW credentials, believes that creating a sense of safety and connection is paramount in her work. When individuals feel secure within the context of a healthy relationship, true healing can occur. Many people navigate through their lives feeling isolated and unsure of the reasons behind their loneliness. Philippa recognizes that everyone carries their own answers within; her role is to empower them to uncover these truths. With a focus on establishing strong chemistry between therapist and client, she offers a free 30-minute telephone consultation to help determine this connection. Philippa specializes in addressing behavioral and substance addictions, severe trauma, and relationship issues. Moreover, she facilitates several small psychotherapy groups aimed at guiding participants towards a more authentic experience of themselves, fostering a sense of being seen and accepted for their whole selves—an experience many find transformative and profoundly moving.

Allison Baumann, LCSW, MA, PPS, is a compassionate therapist who understands that seeking help through therapy is a courageous step towards healing. With gentle support and guidance, she empowers her clients to navigate the areas where they feel stuck in life, allowing them to thrive. Specializing in working with adults and adolescents grappling with anxiety and depression, life transitions, and social/emotional issues that impede their performance in school, work, and relationships, Allison employs a nonjudgmental and honest approach. She collaborates with her clients to facilitate positive life changes. Possessing a holistic background, she utilizes a variety of evidence-based therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), and Self-Compassion techniques. By adopting a whole person perspective, Allison helps clients recognize the interplay of mind and body. She emphasizes her clients' strengths and fosters a trusting, safe environment, enabling them to gain deeper insights into themselves and empowering them to face life's challenges head-on.

Dr. Jerry Bakka is a distinguished Psychologist with a PhD, specializing in creating a collaborative and non-judgmental environment for individuals to explore their feelings, concerns, patterns, and options. With over 30 years of experience in both hospitals and private practice, he adeptly combines psychodynamic approaches with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), and EMDR to foster a supportive and empathetic atmosphere for personal growth. Dr. Bakka has worked with a diverse range of clients, from preteens to elders, and offers a unique perspective, having served as a psychologist for many therapists. His extensive trainings, including a PhD from Columbia University and post-doctoral studies at Cornell Medical School, equip him with a solid foundation to help individuals facing dual diagnosis, mood disorders, and grief. Dr. Bakka is committed to helping clients articulate their expectations for therapy, ensuring that together they can cultivate a positive and productive therapeutic relationship that leads to lasting and effective change.

Beth Myers is a compassionate and nonjudgmental Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, LPCC, and SEP who understands that everyone experiences challenging transitions in life, often accompanied by anxiety, fear, loneliness, anger, or sadness. With an informal and interactive style, she encourages her clients to develop new coping mechanisms and rethink their values and beliefs, enabling them to transcend these difficult feelings and uncover new opportunities for peace and meaning. Her therapeutic practice delves into the spiritual frameworks of her clients, exploring values and beliefs that can either protect or hinder their progress. Using humor to foster a safe and balanced environment, Beth specializes in assisting adults coping with loss associated with life transitions or the passing of loved ones, including pets. Her expertise extends to situations involving sudden or violent death, suicide, or long-term illness. Additionally, Beth works closely with adults in the later stages of life to navigate issues related to aging and end-of-life planning. As a certified trauma and loss professional and a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, she is dedicated to aiding adult survivors of domestic violence, violent crimes, and childhood trauma in processing painful memories and events, paving the way for long-term healing and new beginnings.

Siobhan Oconnor is a dedicated marriage and family therapist, holding a Master's degree and LMFT credentials. She serves as a collaborator in her clients' journeys, helping them achieve the quality of life they deserve. Together, they explore the changes clients hope to make in their lives, identifying barriers that impede their daily wellness. With a strong belief that each individual is the expert of their own life, Siobhan's role is to assist her clients in forging a deeper connection to their preferred selves while untangling unhelpful habits that prevent them from feeling at ease in their own skin. Her specialization in chronic pain and health-related challenges stems from her own life-changing accident at 22, providing her with a unique understanding of the struggles her clients face. Siobhan has a profound appreciation for the processes of change, adaptation, and thriving. Through her online counseling practice, she ensures that clients receive the support they need in the privacy and comfort of their own homes, with the assurance that their personal records will remain confidential and protected from insurance providers.

Sarah Rubin is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, dedicated to helping individuals of all ages—including preteens, teens, and adults—navigate life's challenges. With over 20 years of experience in therapeutic coaching, psychotherapy, equine-assisted healing, and art therapy, Sarah is highly skilled in facilitating transformative change. Having developed and directed an equine therapy program and taught at the graduate level, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice. Sarah specializes in a range of issues including anxiety, self-esteem, trauma, and family conflict. She believes in the power of healing and understands that each client has unique needs, which is why she tailors her approach—drawing from mindfulness-based techniques, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and expressive arts. Committed to fostering healthy relationships and preventing burnout, Sarah excels in teaching clients how to establish and maintain healthy boundaries. With a focus on creating emotional intelligence, insight, and restored energy, she offers support for those feeling stuck, anxious, or seeking greater fulfillment in life.