Brad Shore, an accomplished Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) with a Master's degree from the University of Dayton, brings over two decades of dedicated experience in helping adults and elders navigate their mental health journeys. With a passion for addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and emotional disturbances, Brad’s practice resonates with individuals from diverse backgrounds, including those dealing with trauma, PTSD, and grief. He specializes in supporting the LGBTQ+ community and fostering healthy relationships through couples and individual therapy. Utilizing a psychodynamic and eclectic approach, Brad tailors his therapy sessions to meet the unique needs of each client, promoting healing and growth with empathy and understanding. His commitment to creating a safe, supportive environment allows clients to explore their concerns, enhance self-esteem, and find clarity in their lives. Whether addressing compulsive behaviors or seeking marital guidance, Brad is dedicated to facilitating meaningful change and empowering individuals to embrace their true selves.

Meet Franklin Smith, MA, a compassionate and experienced therapist dedicated to guiding clients toward emotional wellness and personal growth. His philosophy centers around a profound truth: whether positive or negative, behavior is often learned and can lead to both empowering and detrimental patterns that affect self-esteem, happiness, and relationships. Individuals might find themselves questioning why they struggle to break free from destructive behaviors, and Franklin is here to help unravel those patterns. With over three decades of experience as a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist since 1990, he specializes in a diverse range of issues, including depression, anxiety, self-esteem challenges, communication issues, stress management, and relationship conflicts. Franklin's work spans individuals, couples, and families of all ages, with a particular focus on adolescents and their families. He adopts an eclectic approach to therapy, incorporating experiential methods, trauma-focused techniques, and person-centered practices to provide tailored support that empowers clients to let go of the past and cultivate a more fulfilling life.

Dr. Carolyn Sollitt is an experienced psychologist with over 25 years of practice in the field of therapy. Throughout her career, she has worked with a diverse range of clients, primarily focusing on adults and occasionally on teenagers and children. Her expertise spans an array of challenges, including mood disorders, anxiety, relationship issues, and the everyday intricacies of life. As a dedicated Christian, Dr. Sollitt specializes in Christian counseling, yet she embraces clients from all backgrounds, guiding them toward personal growth and well-being. She is deeply passionate about helping individuals improve their lives and navigate through various life transitions, utilizing culturally sensitive, positive psychology, and cognitive behavioral approaches in her therapeutic practice.

Beth Staehling is a compassionate and insightful psychologist dedicated to supporting adults and elders facing emotional challenges. She recognizes that many individuals struggle with feelings of doubt, sadness, worry, grief, and confusion, which can disrupt their sense of stability in relationships, careers, or family decisions. Beth is particularly skilled in addressing issues like grief, relationship problems, and the complexities of Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). Through therapy, she provides a safe space where clients can explore alternative perspectives on their concerns, helping them to navigate depression and anxiety on their journey towards happiness and success. Beth employs a range of therapeutic approaches, including Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Psychodynamic work, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Interpersonal techniques, tailoring her methods to best suit each client's specific goals. Her commitment to understanding her clients’ struggles at a deep level fosters a therapeutic environment that emphasizes authenticity and emotional support.

Sandra Steinbacher, LCSW, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding adults and elders through their mental health journeys. With a specialization in trauma and PTSD, substance use, and relationship issues, she brings a wealth of experience to her practice. Sandra utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), ensuring tailored support for each individual or couple. Her approach is not only healing but also empowering, fostering coping skills that enhance self-esteem and resilience. Whether addressing anxiety, grief, or the complexities of identity within the LGBTQ+ community, Sandra creates a safe and inclusive environment for all. Her genuine commitment to her clients' well-being shines through as she helps them navigate the challenges of life with empathy and skill.

Beth Sterling is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding a Master's degree from California State University, Long Beach, where she graduated in 2005. She specializes in providing support to individuals, adolescents (ages 16 and above), and couples navigating through life's challenges, including grief, anxiety, and significant life transitions. Her therapeutic approach is grounded in a client-centered philosophy, ensuring that each person's unique background and experiences help shape the therapeutic journey. In a safe and nurturing environment, Beth empowers her clients to uncover the roots of their difficulties and develop coping skills that foster independence and resilience. Passionate about understanding each client’s personal narrative, she is committed to guiding them through relationship stress, trauma, and emotional upheaval. With an integrative and holistic method, Beth is honored to assist those feeling overwhelmed, helping them to embrace their path toward healing and self-discovery.

Christine Toledo is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) dedicated to helping children and families navigate the challenges of trauma, family conflict, and emotional distress. She understands how heartbreaking it can be for parents to see their child struggle with difficult emotions, particularly after traumatic events or during tough times like the COVID pandemic. Children may shut down, react with anger, or exhibit anxiety and sleep disturbances, often leaving parents feeling lost and helpless. Christine uses innovative, play-based interventions—including games, art, and play—to create a comfortable environment where children can express their feelings, learn coping strategies, and work through their trauma. She strongly believes in the importance of involving parents in the therapeutic process, ensuring they are informed and supported throughout their child’s journey. With a culturally-sensitive approach, Christine takes the time to understand all aspects of a family's identity, working collaboratively to build resilience and overcome adversity. She has specialized training in various trauma-focused therapies, making her equipped to guide families toward healing and hope.

Daniel Mcquoid, PsyD, is a highly experienced psychologist with over 30 years in individual, marital, family, and group counseling, providing compassionate support to those navigating a variety of life challenges. His practice is designed to guide clients through a transformative healing process, empowering them to discover a profound sense of purpose. With a focus on creating a warm and healing environment, Daniel impacts clients intellectually, emotionally, relationally, and spiritually. He offers valuable tools to enhance well-being, resilience in the face of adversity, and insight into how brain chemistry influences emotional struggles, while also exploring the role of faith in personal transformation. Daniel works with individuals, couples, and families, specializing in healing past trauma, addressing compulsive addictive behaviors such as alcoholism and codependency, and managing anxiety, A.D.D., O.C.D., and depression. He collaborates closely with medical professionals to develop comprehensive treatment plans that may incorporate medications, supplements, nutrition, and exercise. His practice includes innovative techniques like EMDR, biofeedback, and guided imagery to facilitate healing. Moreover, in confronting addiction and co-dependency, Daniel recognizes the significant role of 12-step support groups in fostering recovery and resilience.

Shelly Ware, a licensed marriage and family therapist, specializes in supporting individuals navigating the complexities of blended families. Many families face unexpected challenges when integrating a partner's children into their lives, often leading to feelings of resistance from step-kids and a lack of support from partners. Shelly understands that discussions about finances, ex-partners, and differing parenting styles can lead to increased tension, leaving individuals feeling hopeless and overwhelmed. Through her compassionate approach, she assists step-moms and blended families in clearly defining their roles and overcoming the hurdles associated with step-parenting and step-coupling. Her practice is dedicated to providing relationship support not only to blended families but also to women of color facing relational or workplace stress. Shelly employs secure and encrypted telehealth services, ensuring accessible support for clients throughout California.

Leah Wright, LCSW, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting mothers and individuals facing the complexities of parenting. She understands the feelings of frustration and overwhelm that often accompany the many responsibilities of parenthood, as well as the isolation that may arise from struggles with conception and pregnancy. Leah's clients often find themselves navigating challenging relationships with their partners after becoming parents and feel a disconnection that can be difficult to address. In her practice, Leah fosters a safe space for clients to openly share their struggles while equipping them with essential tools to reclaim their lives. With a specialization in Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders, she provides expert care for those dealing with postpartum changes, fertility challenges, birth trauma, and more. Leah also supports individuals grappling with broader issues such as anxiety, trauma, and substance use histories. While life and parenting can be tough, Leah guides her clients in learning valuable skills to shape the lives they desire. She cultivates a nonjudgmental environment where clients can develop self-compassion, establish boundaries, and unlock their inner strength.

Dr. Holly Ihle, a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, understands that we are living in stressful times filled with pressures that can overwhelm individuals. With the constant challenge of maintaining relationships, managing family responsibilities, navigating work demands, and addressing complex social issues, life can often feel daunting. Dr. Ihle is committed to helping clients uncover more fulfilling aspects of life while alleviating negative thoughts and feelings that contribute to anxiety and fear. She believes that feeling pressured and overwhelmed does not have to be a permanent state. With her compassionate guidance, individuals can discover the peace and fulfillment that await them just around the corner. Dr. Ihle is here to support anyone seeking the strength to turn that corner – because everyone deserves the opportunity for a better, more balanced life.

Julie Andersen Rodriguez, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT, CAC), offers a holistic approach to wellness, inviting individuals to step beyond traditional Western methods. She founded the Soul Vision Healing Center, a nurturing community where individuals are accepted, valued, and encouraged to embrace their authentic selves. Her team of skilled practitioners focuses on guiding clients from unproductive thoughts—such as fear, doubt, and worry—toward a mindset filled with confidence, clarity, and joy. Julie believes that everyone is capable of greatness and encourages individuals to embark on their personal journeys of transformation. Integrating both scientific principles and ancient wisdom, she employs a four-dimensional model that addresses the biological, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects of wellness. With her book, M.A.P. 2 Consciousness, she provides a pathway to increased awareness and conscious living. Julie's unique approach to healing is straightforward and accessible, while her own remarkable healing journey serves as a testament to the possibilities that await her clients. By cultivating a conscious relationship with oneself, her clients are empowered to enhance their connections with family, partners, colleagues, and the broader community.

Cassandra Buehner is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist who understands the complexities of mental and emotional health. She recognizes that individuals seeking therapy often navigate a plethora of profiles before making a choice, and that the therapist-client relationship must be a good fit, not merely a quick fix. Cassandra believes that achieving mental well-being requires a commitment to a healthy lifestyle rather than a transient solution. Her guiding principle is that the only way out is through, and she is committed to helping clients traverse their journeys, providing guidance and support along the way. With extensive clinical experience in addiction and relationship issues, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community, Cassandra offers a unique therapeutic approach that blends understanding, compassion, and empathy, along with directness when necessary. She is prepared to walk beside clients as they explore their challenges, ensuring they feel supported during these difficult times.