Dee Laudene Treshnell is a compassionate and experienced Marriage & Family Therapist, holding the credentials of LMFT, PPS, and a BA in Education. With a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by preteens, teens, and adults, Dee specializes in addressing issues such as depression and anxiety. Utilizing a broad range of therapeutic approaches, including Compassion-Focused, Trauma-Focused, and Emotionally-Focused therapies, Dee offers a supportive environment for individuals, families, and groups. With an emphasis on attachment-based and person-centered techniques, Dee is committed to fostering healing and personal growth, guiding clients through their journeys toward well-being and resilience. With an integrative and solution-focused mindset, Dee tailors each session to meet the diverse needs of every client, ensuring a positive and enriching therapeutic experience.

Joanne Forman is a dedicated Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) specializing in supporting adolescents, young adults, and their families. Many parents seek her expertise when they notice their children's worries and behaviors hindering their potential. With a focus on anxiety, depression, and self-limiting behaviors, Joanne employs a skills-based approach, utilizing Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to bring about swift improvements. Whether working individually or in group settings, her clients leave sessions feeling happier, more confident, and equipped to make healthier choices. Joanne is committed to helping teens and young adults thrive while enhancing their overall well-being.

Kim Baker, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT) with 28 years of experience, believes that therapy can facilitate meaningful and lasting change. She emphasizes that the therapeutic relationship is crucial for personal growth and transformation. As clients deepen their self-understanding and trust, their relationships with others flourish. Kim values active listening and collaborates closely with her clients in a genuine, down-to-earth manner. She explores the connections between past experiences and present behaviors, recognizing how they can affect fulfilling, intimate relationships both at home and in professional settings. With a strong focus on women grappling to find their voice and strength, Kim supports her clients in identifying their needs and desires while navigating challenging emotions such as anger, jealousy, and fear. Her integrative approach draws from various modalities, including mindfulness-based practices, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and object relations theory, enriched by elements of humor and many Buddhist teachings. Kim specializes in issues related to women's mental health, anxiety, relationships, and emotional well-being.