Christine Weber, LMHC, is dedicated to providing exceptional counseling services tailored to the unique needs of each individual. With a person-centered approach, Christine understands that every client is different, possessing distinct needs and goals that are crucial to the counseling process. With 29 years of experience in the field, she has successfully assisted individuals of all ages—including children, teens, and adults—who face challenges such as anxiety, depression, and substance use. Christine employs effective strategies to help alleviate symptoms, guiding clients in transforming their thoughts and behaviors to enhance their overall quality of life. Her motivation lies in empowering individuals to manage their symptoms, recognize their ability to control their thoughts and behaviors, and achieve personal growth and fulfillment.

Dr. Carol Williams is a dedicated psychologist who works with adults and teenagers, specializing in mood and anxiety disorders, particularly Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. She has extensive experience assisting individuals at various stages of recovery from substance abuse as well as supporting survivors of sexual abuse. Collaborating with physicians, Dr. Williams helps clients lead fulfilling lives while managing chronic pain and medical conditions. Her deep expertise extends to family therapy, guiding clients through the complexities of divorce and remarriage and enriching the lives of intercultural and interracial families. Grounded in mindfulness, cognitive behavioral, and attachment theories, Dr. Williams has been practicing Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) since 1998, a vital tool in trauma recovery and transforming persistent mental habits that hinder joy and effective problem-solving. She also utilizes Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to encourage clients to shift from pain avoidance to values-driven action. Staying informed on advances in neuroscience and trauma recovery, she has pursued training in neurofeedback, aiming to integrate brain training to enhance autonomic and affect regulation in individuals with chronic, complex PTSD.

Mary Logan is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) with over 20 years of experience in supporting adults through a variety of challenges. She excels in addressing issues of dissatisfaction, anxiety, and depression, and is particularly passionate about helping individuals gain a deeper understanding of themselves to lead more authentic lives. She brings a wealth of knowledge in navigating life transitions, including marriage, divorce, parenting, and aging. Having spent a significant part of her career in a hospital setting, Mary showcases a profound ability to help clients tackle complex issues and trauma. Her warm and intelligent approach creates a comfortable and welcoming environment where clients can find the courage to seek help and initiate positive changes in their lives and relationships. Mary looks forward to embarking on this transformative journey with her clients.