Annie Keilman, LCSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist known for her compassionate approach and commitment to providing a safe space for her clients. With a wealth of experience, Annie focuses on empowering individuals to navigate their unique journeys and achieve personal growth. She believes in fostering resilience and self-discovery through tailored therapeutic techniques. Annie’s practice reflects her passion for helping others, although she is currently only accepting current and former clients. Her warmth and genuine support make her an exceptional guide for those seeking understanding and healing.

Kathrina Peters is a compassionate and dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, holding a MA, PhD, and LMFT credentials. With over 20 years of experience, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice, skillfully guiding adults and elders through challenges such as depression, relationship issues, and family conflict. Kathrina creates a warm and safe environment for her clients, whether they seek short-term solutions or long-term support. Her approach is deeply respectful of each individual's cultural background, ensuring therapy is not only effective but also inclusive. Engaging actively in sessions, she helps clients articulate their thoughts and feelings, facilitating meaningful conversations about their lives. Kathrina loves working with individuals, couples, and families and utilizes various modalities, including Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). Committed to making therapy a beneficial experience, she looks forward to guiding clients on their journey toward healing and growth.

Kenneth Keough, a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT), understands that trauma manifests in various ways, often under the guise of unprocessed grief and loss. Whether it’s the loss of employment, financial insecurity, divorce, or domestic violence, each experience warrants a meaningful mourning. Many individuals often find themselves feeling stuck, struggling to grasp their reactions to others and the world around them. Partners, children, colleagues, and superiors can seem to demand more than what one feels they can give. With limited ability to tolerate distress, Kenneth creates a strength-based approach where he collaborates with clients to tap into their inner resources, enabling them to navigate life's challenges effectively. By integrating cognitive strategies, clients learn to lessen their triggers and manage life's unpredictable nature, mitigating self-harming behaviors that can impact both personal and professional realms. With over 30 years of experience across diverse populations in corporate and entrepreneurial settings, Kenneth prides himself on his cultural competence and the vital role of a safe therapeutic environment. His maturity and wisdom, combined with a practical approach, nurture clients' paths towards healing and resilience.

Elizabeth Schenk, PSYD, LCSW, is a dedicated therapist and clinical social worker with over 30 years of clinical experience. She understands that unresolved childhood issues can present significant challenges in adulthood, often manifesting as sadness, anxiety, relationship struggles, substance abuse, or low self-esteem. For adults who have experienced childhood abuse, complex trauma may lead to panic attacks, obsessive thoughts, self-harming behaviors, or mood disorders. Elizabeth recognizes that many individuals face multiple diagnoses and medications, often finding themselves in therapeutic environments that fail to address their core issues. She highlights the importance of acknowledging dissociative processes, which are frequently overlooked in traditional therapies. With her integrative theoretical orientation, Elizabeth employs an array of therapeutic modalities, including psychodynamic therapy, systems theory, ego state therapy, somatic experiencing, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). Elizabeth's extensive career as a mental health educator, behavioral health administrator, hospital social worker, and clinician equips her to facilitate profound healing and growth in her clients. Her practice emphasizes cultural competence and inclusivity, backed by significant experience with cross-cultural and LGBTQ populations. In her work, she expertly navigates the treatment of trauma, vicarious trauma, and dissociation while also specializing in attachment-based interpersonal issues, life transitions, acute and chronic illness, and grief and loss.

Deidre Abrons, LMFT, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting both individuals and couples in their journey towards healing and growth. With extensive training in Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Relational Psychodynamic Therapy, she tailors her therapeutic approach to align with her clients' unique goals. Deidre has a wealth of experience addressing the profound effects of addiction on families, as well as trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Passionate about improving clients' well-being, she specializes in sleep disorders, helping clients recalibrate their sleep schedules to foster better mood and functioning. Her collaborative approach empowers clients to recognize their emotions, behavioral patterns, and underlying concerns, allowing for compassionate responses rather than instinctive reactions to challenging situations. Deidre has successfully led Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and CBT groups, offering practical skills that aid her clients in overcoming tangible life challenges. Embracing diversity in her practice, she is committed to creating an inclusive environment where individuals of all ethnicities, sexual identities, and socio-economic backgrounds feel welcomed and supported.

Dr. Jacquie Josephson is a dedicated psychologist who understands the struggles many face when feeling stuck or overwhelmed by life. With a compassionate and empathetic approach, she recognizes how past experiences can exert a lasting influence on current circumstances, fostering feelings of hopelessness and isolation. Dr. Josephson knows that individuals often wrestle with their difficulties in solitude, creating barriers that leave them feeling disconnected from themselves and others. It is common not to fully understand the roots of their struggles, which only adds to the frustration. Through her psychotherapy and psychodiagnostic assessments, Dr. Josephson aims to empower her clients with the skills they need to create meaningful change in their lives. By facilitating a deeper understanding of oneself and the sources of pain, she helps clients tap into their inherent strengths, heal emotional wounds, and cultivate resilience. With a collaborative and non-judgmental approach, Dr. Josephson fosters a safe space for exploration, allowing individuals to confront and navigate their challenges. She looks forward to supporting her clients on their journey towards lasting wellness and personal growth.

Dr. Heather Williams is a compassionate and interactive Psychologist with over 20 years of experience in the field. Known for her empathetic approach, she offers support and practical feedback to assist clients in effectively navigating personal life challenges. Dr. Williams incorporates a variety of complementary methodologies, such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), EMDR, and Internal Family Systems (IFS), to create a personalized therapeutic experience tailored to each individual. She is dedicated to helping clients build on their strengths and achieve the personal growth they desire. Throughout her career, Dr. Williams has worked with a diverse range of clients, including adults and elders, focusing on issues such as stress, trauma, and PTSD, as well as challenges related to LGBTQ+ identities, relationship dynamics, and life transitions. Her holistic and integrative approach reflects her commitment to understanding and addressing the unique needs of each person she works with.

Luca Zoe Bartlett is a compassionate marriage and family therapist associate dedicated to helping individuals who struggle to present their true selves. Many of these clients have internalized the belief that their identities, experiences, and expressions are unwelcome. They often feel that revealing who they truly are may lead to unsafety, lack of love, or rejection. Consequently, they've learned to conceal, adapt, and blend in, striving for a sense of belonging in various spaces. This exhausting effort to navigate their authentic selves can be overwhelming. In therapy, Luca supports clients in returning to their true identities, acting as a home base while healing from the emotional wounds associated with this chameleon-like existence. He guides clients to explore how their pain intertwines with their experiences of adapting to social expectations. While this exploration may be a prominent aspect of their therapy, Luca also addresses other critical areas such as life transitions, grief, perfectionism, and anxiety. Through collaborative work, clients can achieve a more compassionate understanding of themselves. Therapy with Luca is a safe haven; there’s no need to leave any part of oneself at the door. He warmly welcomes and celebrates every aspect of who the client is, fostering an environment where individuals can truly thrive.

Remi Bean, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPCC, MA), has been dedicated to providing compassionate therapy for over 8 years. They offer a nurturing and accepting environment for clients to explore their identities and heal from trauma, ensuring a safe space free from judgment. Through innovative therapy approaches that include Compassion Focused and Trauma Focused modalities, Remi equips clients with the tools they need to recover from trauma, manage stress and anxiety, and strengthen their relationships through effective communication skills. They are particularly skilled in working with transgender, non-binary, and queer individuals who are navigating their gender and sexual identities, providing support through all aspects of the transition process—from coming out to family and coworkers, to writing essential surgery support letters. Remi’s dedication to fostering a therapeutic relationship enables clients to articulate their authentic selves and address harmful relationship patterns with kindness. Always ready to help, they ensure that no one feels alone on their journey. Whether clients seek traditional therapy or prefer structured approaches like EMDR, Remi is committed to being a reliable source of support.

Heather Buchheim is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist, deeply committed to fostering meaningful relationships with her clients. She believes that the relationship individuals have with themselves is crucial to their overall happiness, whether at home, at work, or in broader life contexts. By collaborating closely with clients, Heather helps cultivate self-compassion and heals old wounds, enabling them to transition from merely surviving to truly thriving. As a skilled and compassionate guide, she respects each individual as the expert of their own experiences. Identifying as a queer, non-binary, and polyamorous therapist, Heather provides support to partners in both monogamous and nonmonogamous relationships and lifts up the voices of individuals from underrepresented racial backgrounds, abilities, genders, and sexualities. Her approach is integrative and thoughtfully designed to meet the unique needs of her clients, utilizing techniques from postmodern feminism, attachment theory, humanistic and cognitive behavioral methods, all through a strengths-based and trauma-informed lens. Heather believes in the innate tendency toward growth that resides within every person. Her therapeutic style is collaborative, inclusive, relational, and practical, often infused with a sense of joy and fun. With a focus on empathy, joy, and a grounded approach, she creates an inviting atmosphere for her clients as they embark on their healing journeys.

Omolade Rosalyn Roddy, LCSW, is a skilled clinical social worker and therapist specializing in critical therapeutic services for both children and adults. Known for a strength-based, collaborative, and non-diagnostic approach to psychotherapy, Omolade focuses on cultivating resilience and insight within their clients. The foundation of their practice emphasizes exploring underlying issues of loss and shame that influence identity, often exacerbated by factors such as race, class, gender, learning differences, and socio-cultural conditions. They work with individuals of diverse ages, backgrounds, orientations, and ethnicities. Omolade’s practice has been enriched through their dedicated work with individuals affected by educational, criminal justice, foster care, and military systems. Utilizing culturally relevant integrative, relational, and cognitive behavioral therapies, they bring insight and transformation to those they serve. Omolade also incorporates psychoeducation, critical and cultural reframing, and the use of ritual as integral parts of their therapeutic practice. They recognize that some individuals may simply need a professional to discuss their thoughts and feelings, providing clarity and stabilization. Omolade Rosalyn Roddy is dedicated to serving clients' behavioral health care needs with compassion and expertise.

Gabriel Thibaut de Maisieres is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, MFT, who has been guiding individuals and couples toward healthier relationships for over 11 years. He understands the challenges that arise in relationships and believes that conflicts serve as opportunities for growth and deeper understanding of oneself and one’s partner. In a safe and warm environment, Gabriel assists clients in navigating their struggles, including addiction, relationship issues, and managing anger. His inclusive approach incorporates various modalities, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused strategies, and action methods, which allow clients to co-create a healing process. Gabriel also specializes in issues related to substance use and internet addiction, empowering his clients to cultivate a more harmonious connection with themselves and those around them.

Erik Vincent Kahn is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist Associate with a deep commitment to working with men and fostering an embodied and practical approach to psychotherapy. Through collaborative play and curiosity, clients will find a rooted understanding of their inner landscape, enhancing their sense of resiliency. Erik employs a variety of therapeutic approaches including Somatic, Gestalt, Humanistic, Mindfulness, and EMDR to help individuals identify and translate the language of their bodies, boosting confidence and illuminating integrity. With keen observation of clients' needs, desires, and triggers, he cultivates an environment where authentic nature is discovered and nurtured. Erik is known for his care, compassion, and loving curiosity, creating a safe space for personal growth and transformation.