Kathleen Murphy, LCSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who understands that individuals, couples, and families often suffer in habitual patterns. She recognizes that many are unaware of how they separate from themselves and their feelings, impacting their ability to live fully in relationship with themselves, their loved ones, and the world around them. Kathleen employs careful attentive listening and active engagement as essential tools to help clients discover themselves and drive meaningful changes in their lives. With a profound belief in the power of the unconscious, she incorporates dreamwork, active imagination, and creative processes to facilitate transformative changes through therapy. Kathleen is adept at working with both adults and youth, offering assessment and stabilization in times of crisis. Her intuitive approach provides a reliable and containing presence, allowing her to connect with even the most reluctant or ambivalent clients. Additionally, she has a deep understanding of child development and the impact of trauma at various stages of life. Each client is treated as a unique individual, ensuring they feel deeply understood and actively involved in their treatment journey. Kathleen also emphasizes the vital connection between psychological and spiritual well-being, advocating that true happiness arises from living in harmony with oneself and the surrounding world. She inspires her clients to engage fully in life's complexities.

Kirstine Elizabeth Keel, a dedicated counselor with a Master’s degree, understands the struggles individuals face when life feels overwhelming or when they are grappling with profound loss. She reflects on the journey through feelings of depression and powerlessness that can arise from the thought, 'I am just not good enough,' which often leads to insecurity, anger, and frustration. Kirstine believes in the potential for transformation, offering a narrative filled with love, acceptance, freedom, and empowerment. She acknowledges that life’s challenges are unique to each individual and views them as opportunities for abundant self-love and connection. As a spiritual coach with therapeutic experience, Kirstine is passionate about guiding others through the healing process. She skillfully transforms experiences of fear, insecurity, and disconnection into a profound sense of peace, power, and enduring relationships. With a commitment to personalizing therapy based on her clients' needs, Kirstine embodies the essence of healing. Reflecting on Carl Jung's words, 'Shame is the swampland of the soul,' she encourages her clients to overcome the belief that they are not enough. Instead of succumbing to fear, Kirstine empowers individuals to act with faith in their capacity to create the fulfilling lives they desire—truly the gift of her work.

Linda Friend is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist with 38 years of experience, dedicated to facilitating the opening of the heart and guiding individuals on a journey into the depths of their true inner being—the human soul—with all its loving and creative potential. She specializes in addressing issues such as childhood neglect, adult losses, trauma, grief, and addiction. With a strong belief in the power of compassionate understanding, Linda helps clients open their hearts, allowing love, joy, creativity, and curiosity to flourish. Her focus is on individual adults and couples, fostering a therapeutic environment that reestablishes a profound sense of trust and belonging. Linda excels in working with clients facing acute trauma and those seeking greater meaning in life. Utilizing a blend of talk therapy, dreams, art therapy, and journaling, she employs innovative modalities that facilitate exploration of deep trauma while minimizing overwhelming emotions. Her clients consistently experience significant breakthroughs in their healing journey, effectively breaking free from self-defeating patterns and restoring joy. In addition to her therapy practice, Linda offers ongoing group and individual instruction in Qigong Meditation, further enriching the therapeutic experience.