Kimberly Burnett is a compassionate and highly skilled Clinical Social Worker and therapist, dedicated to supporting individuals across a diverse range of ages, from children as young as six to elders over sixty-five. With extensive experience addressing top issues such as depression, trauma, and PTSD, Kimberly employs an eclectic approach to therapy that is tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. She utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment (ACT), Positive Psychology, Play Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), fostering an environment rooted in strength-based and relational techniques. Kimberly's expertise, combined with her genuine care for her clients, empowers individuals to navigate their challenges and cultivate resilience, fostering healthier relationships and a more fulfilling life.

Dr. Margaret Oneill is a dedicated clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience in the field of therapy. She earned her PhD from the United States International University in San Diego, following her BS and MS in nursing from UCLA. Dr. Oneill specializes in various areas, including stress management, psycho-spiritual issues, women's issues, seniors' issues, and the treatment of depression and anxiety. As a Certified Trauma Specialist, she has made significant contributions, including working with the San Luis Obispo, CA Fire Association. Her experience spans private practices in Ventura, Sutter Creek, Morro Bay, Los Osos, and now embracing teletherapy in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Oneill is committed to working exclusively with individual adults, particularly focusing on seniors. She often incorporates practical homework into her sessions, believing that healing continues beyond the therapy room. While currently semi-retired and working part-time, her passion for helping her clients heal and grow remains unwavering.

Jill Bates, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (MA, LMFT), believes that relationships are what provide profound meaning to life. She views every interaction as an opportunity for individuals to explore their identities and aspirations. Jill understands therapy as a collaborative partnership, where she works alongside her clients to navigate their concerns. With a solution-focused approach, she combines collaboration, education, and problem-solving, while providing valuable insights into dysfunctional patterns. Her interventions are designed to help individuals and families alter thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that may hinder them from leading the fulfilling lives they strive for. Specializing in grief, coping skills, and relationship issues, Jill offers therapy modalities tailored for couples, individuals, and families.

Marie Moore, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist with a wealth of experience serving older adults and individuals grappling with significant life changes. With over 36 years of counseling expertise, she specializes in addressing a broad range of issues, including depression, anxiety, chronic illness, and the complexities associated with aging. Marie employs a Humanistic approach in her practice, which includes interpersonal psychology and positive psychology techniques, providing a safe and supportive environment for discussing both emerging and long-standing concerns. Her areas of expertise also encompass financial worries, memory challenges, family dynamics, grief, and loss. Marie holds degrees in Marriage Family Therapy and Individual Clinical Psychology, bringing a comprehensive understanding of the diverse cultural backgrounds of her clients. She values the impact of therapy on relationships and overall well-being, and offers teletherapy services, allowing clients the comfort and privacy of their own spaces as they work toward improvement and healing together.