Karen Anne Crum is a dedicated marriage and family therapist associate, holding a DrPH, MS, MA, and AMFT. With a warm and welcoming demeanor, she understands that life can be both wonderful and incredibly challenging. She recognizes that many individuals may feel as though the best version of themselves has become overshadowed by disappointment, trauma, or difficult circumstances. Karen is committed to helping her clients navigate transitions in their lives and uncover what they had hoped for. Her immediate goal is to ensure that each person's life, voice, stories, and future are held in esteem. Depending on individual preferences and needs, Karen employs diverse methods, including conversation, play, art, and therapeutic trauma reprocessing techniques to explore challenges together. Her clients thrive by utilizing these insights to embrace new ways of being. With specialized training in grief support, evidence-based therapy for couples and families (EFT), and trauma treatment (EMDR), she offers valuable tools grounded in brain science to assist clients in daily coping. As they learn to manage their struggles, Karen supports them in delving deeper to strengthen their resilience and illuminate areas that feel stuck. Known for her calm, kind, and accepting presence, clients feel nurtured with every step they take towards achieving their goals. Karen also combines her therapy expertise with years of life experience and advanced education, ensuring that those under her care receive a therapist who embodies integrity, compassion, and a vast reservoir of experience.

Guy Ascherman, LMFT, understands the deep connection between individual and relational health, emphasizing the importance of addressing both aspects in therapy. With a genuine passion for working with families and individuals alike, he guides clients in identifying their core values, which serve as essential principles in their journey towards emotional and spiritual well-being. Recognizing that life can present challenges, Guy creates a safe and confidential environment where healing and recovery can take place. He fosters a therapeutic space where clients feel secure, often resonating with shared spiritual values. Drawing from his experience as a pastor in evangelical churches and his own Christian worldview, he thoughtfully incorporates Scriptural values into therapy where desired. Guy's extensive life experiences, including navigating personal tragedies and triumphs, inform his approach, reminding clients that the greatest lessons often come from lived experiences. As a proud father of three grown sons and a grandfather to eleven, he brings a wealth of understanding and relatability to his practice. Guy Ascherman is dedicated to helping clients overcome grief, navigate life transitions, and resolve family conflicts through a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Christina Bennett-Horne, MA, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding clients who feel stuck in their lives, seeking to experience life differently. She specializes in working with individuals through challenging transitions, emotional regulation, relationship conflicts, and issues surrounding self-esteem. Understanding that every person has a unique story deserving of a non-judgmental space, Christina creates an environment where clients can uncover their full potential. With additional training in personality disorders and complex trauma, she employs a mindful and relational approach tailored to each client's needs. Utilizing various therapeutic modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Christina aims to build a collaborative plan that aligns with her clients' goals. Those looking for a therapist who truly listens and supports their journey of transformation will find a warm connection in Christina's practice.

Staci Davora Ross, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (MA, LMFT), believes that hope is paramount in navigating the complexities of life. With a profound understanding of the unpredictability and challenges individuals face, she serves as a conduit for positive change, empowering her clients with the necessary skills to foster a healthy and fulfilling life journey. Her empathic and collaborative approach creates a compassionate environment where clients find safety and catharsis. Staci adopts a humanistic and holistic perspective when addressing life's hurdles, working alongside individuals, couples, and families to develop and achieve their unique goals.<br /> <br /> Her expertise encompasses a broad range of developmental stages, from young children to elderly individuals, and she is skilled in handling significant mental health issues, including trauma, PTSD, and relational challenges. As a therapist who utilizes an eclectic and client-centered foundation, Staci draws on various therapeutic modalities, including Expressive Arts, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), among others, to ensure personalized care. <br /> <br /> Her mission is to help clients overcome obstacles—whether new, acute, or long-standing—that hinder their journey toward the life they deserve. With a commitment to safety, ethics, and genuine presence, Staci is ready to facilitate the therapeutic journey that leads to healing and restructuring for all her clients.

Dr. Debbie Francis is a compassionate psychologist with over twenty years of experience in the mental health field. She works with adults facing a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, and the complexities of life transitions and interpersonal relationships. Dr. Francis creates a nurturing environment where clients can explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, guiding them toward gaining insight and understanding that leads to positive life changes. Her integrative approach draws primarily from a psychodynamic orientation, emphasizing the development of effective coping skills. Dr. Francis believes that every individual does the best they can with the resources available to them, and she tailors her therapeutic style to meet the unique needs of each client. With a particular interest in supporting seniors, she draws from both her specialized training and her meaningful relationship with her grandmother, providing a truly personalized experience that fosters self-awareness and healing.

Markise Donte Morrison, a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist with credentials in various therapeutic modalities, specializes in providing individual and family therapy that focuses on stress reduction and depression. In their practice, Markise emphasizes the vital connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, fostering growth and understanding. With years of experience in guiding parents and children through behavioral issues, Markise supports effective parenting strategies with empathy and expertise. They firmly believe that therapy is most beneficial when clients take the lead, moving at their own pace to address sensitive topics. By facilitating healthy thinking patterns and helping clients challenge negative thoughts, Markise nurtures a strong therapeutic relationship, essential for effective treatment. Their approach may include trauma-focused techniques, cognitive-behavioral strategies, and humanistic methods, ensuring that each individual's unique needs are met with care and respect.

Katelyn Bailey is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist who understands how individuals often feel trapped in unending cycles of stress, anxiety, and self-doubt. Known for her compassionate and direct approach, she helps clients unlock their potential for real change by addressing old thought patterns and emotional barriers. With a focus on enhancing self-esteem and navigating significant life transitions, Katelyn empowers her clients to develop new strategies and skills that bring about greater joy and fulfillment in their relationships. She offers a client-paced therapeutic experience, guiding clients as they set their own goals and determine their unique paths to healing. Katelyn's professional expertise encompasses a variety of therapeutic techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy, ensuring that each client receives tailored support. For those who are contemplating the journey of therapy, Katelyn is enthusiastic about initiating meaningful conversations and exploring how her guidance can facilitate personal growth and healing.

Clyde Eugene Tibbett Jr., a dedicated marriage and family therapist (MA, LMFT), understands that many individuals face various challenges in their lives and often struggle to navigate these difficulties healthily. He believes that relationship building is the cornerstone of effective therapy and strives to create a safe and welcoming environment for his clients. Through his empathetic approach, Clyde helps clients unlock their inner strengths, identify areas of difficulty in their lives, and develop practical skills to mitigate the negative impacts of these struggles—be it in their personal relationships or within themselves. With a wealth of experience, Clyde has worked with individuals grappling with trauma, anxiety, depression, OCD, bipolar disorder, anger management, couples counseling, and family therapy. He employs a blend of therapeutic interventions, including EMDR and CBT, tailored to meet each client's unique needs. Clyde recognizes that everyone encounters hardships throughout their life's journey and acknowledges the importance of having a supportive presence, whether it's a listening ear or guidance to enhance life management skills. He is honored to be part of this transformative journey for his clients.

Lynn Fritz, LMFT, is dedicated to helping adults and elders embark on a journey toward freedom and wellness, embracing the belief that these are our birthrights. Her focus is on assisting clients in living the lives they truly desire, as she understands our relational nature. Lynn’s work encompasses processing trauma, addressing relationship issues, supporting individuals through grief, specializing in women’s issues, and exploring spirituality, all while affirming diversity and promoting exceptional living. Utilizing various therapeutic techniques, including EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing), Brainspotting, Neurofeedback, Sandplay, and traditional talk therapy, she offers a comprehensive approach to healing. Neurofeedback, in particular, is a non-invasive method that enhances brain rebalancing, effectively addressing sleep disorders, ADHD, depression, trauma, substance use, and performance enhancement. With her collaborative style, Lynn draws upon her clients’ life experiences and beliefs to help them foster health, wellness, and the fulfilling life they envision. An accomplished therapist, writer, ordained minister, motivational speaker, and community leader with a rich heritage as a Karuk Tribal descendent, she passionately presents workshops and seminars to further empower individuals on their paths to self-discovery and healing.

Beverly Garner Klaiber, a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) since 1994, believes that everyone has a story worth telling. She creates a safe and supportive therapeutic environment where individuals can lay out their experiences and begin to sort through the complexities of their lives. Beverly knows that engaging in therapy requires courage, humility, and a deep commitment to mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Her approach aims to help clients reclaim what life's challenges have taken from them, highlighting the resilience and growth that can emerge even from the harshest circumstances. <br /> <br /> Through her compassionate guidance, Beverly assists others in uncovering meaning in their pain and finding hope in their healing journey. She specializes in addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, sexual abuse, eating disorders, and relationship and identity challenges. With an understanding of how life events can deeply impact self-identity, she encourages her clients to embrace awareness, grace, and kindness towards themselves as essential stepping stones towards living authentically and fully. Beverly inspires those who work with her to realize that, though life can be tough, it is possible to rise and thrive beyond adversity, just as beauty can emerge from the ashes.

Dr. Marilyn Wooley is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD who has been providing compassionate support since her graduation in 1977 from the University of Arizona. She specializes in assisting teens and adults, particularly those working in Police and Public Safety sectors, and is particularly experienced in addressing trauma, PTSD, and family conflict. Dr. Wooley employs a practical and direct approach to therapy, primarily using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients work towards their therapeutic goals. Her hypoallergenic therapy dog, Dood, plays a pivotal role in creating a calming atmosphere during sessions. She is also proficient in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) and Thought Field Therapy, offering effective treatment for individuals in crisis and their families. Furthermore, Dr. Wooley provides Critical Incident Stress Management services to police and private organizations, while also teaching the Mitchell Model Critical Incident Stress Management. Committed to her community, she has been an active volunteer for the WCPR since 2001 and currently serves on the board of the First Responders Support Network. Additionally, Dr. Wooley conducts pre-employment psychological evaluations for candidates in police and public safety roles, ensuring they receive the support they need to thrive.

Michelle Kamla Walker is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with a Master’s in Social Work (MSW) and is licensed in clinical social work (LCSW). She believes that individuals are inherently designed to heal, yet sometimes require guidance to navigate their healing journey. Michelle partners with individuals, couples, and children, utilizing Sensorimotor techniques and EMDR psychotherapy, along with a range of other personalized modalities. Her expertise encompasses aiding those grappling with dissociation, trauma recovery, addictions, anxiety, depression, and numerous other clinical challenges. With compassion and a tailored approach, Michelle fosters a supportive environment for healing and growth.

Kimber Serna is a passionate marriage and family therapist dedicated to inspiring individuals on their journey of self-understanding and empowerment. She believes that it is not where one comes from that matters, but who they aspire to become. With a heart for helping others grow, Kimber sees the potential in everyone to transform into emotionally healthy family members—whether as grandparents, parents, children, or adolescents. With her training in sexual addiction from Dr. Doug Weiss, PhD, and her experience working with families in trauma, Kimber is equipped to guide clients through life's challenges. Her internship in youth corrections with high-risk incarcerated youth through the probation department and her work in schools with children facing ADHD, ASD, and behavior challenges further underscore her commitment to helping individuals thrive. Kimber invites those seeking change to embark on this transformative journey together, believing that the sky is truly the limit.