Luke Wilkerson is a dedicated marriage and family therapist (MSMFT) who specializes in restoring broken and dysfunctional relationships. He understands that painful events can lead to feelings of distrust, hopelessness, anxiety, anger, and withdrawal. In his practice, Luke works alongside his clients to identify the circumstances and patterns that cause distress, partnering with them to develop and practice new, healthier patterns. With extensive experience in couples therapy, he supports individuals and couples who are striving to keep their relationships alive or are eager to rebuild trust and intimacy. Luke also addresses a broad range of mental health diagnoses, offering a goal-oriented approach to therapy. Together with his clients, he sets clear goals to ensure progress remains on track. He provides valuable insights into thoughts and behaviors, connecting them to past experiences, and equips clients with practical tools to change detrimental patterns moving forward. Luke recognizes that seeking therapy can be a vulnerable and sometimes confusing journey, and he creates a comfortable and informative environment for conversation, allowing clients to explore what therapy may look like and discover if they are a good fit.

Amy Schulze, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with a Master's degree and LMFT credentials, deeply respects individuals who take the courageous step to seek counseling. Her focus lies in assisting couples and families, including adolescents and adults, through their journeys to emotional wellness. As a Gottman trained couples therapist, Amy employs Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as foundational methodologies to help couples get unstuck and foster a deeper connection. With training in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), she effectively addresses the impacts of trauma, guiding clients towards emotional freedom from their past experiences. Amy believes in an integrative and holistic approach to therapy, recognizing that healing and long-term health emerge from understanding each person’s unique complexities. She is passionate about helping clients identify and resolve the deeper emotional, mental, spiritual, and physical root causes of pain while also addressing their immediate needs. Amy considers it a privilege to support individuals as they explore the intricate systems of family, spirituality, environment, and culture surrounding them, inspiring clients to seize opportunities for lasting change and the courage to author new chapters in their life stories.

Patsy Shealy is a highly respected Marriage and Family Therapist with over 65 years of life experience, dedicated to helping individuals navigate life's challenges. Holding a PhD and LMFT credential, she specializes in addressing complex issues such as addiction, trauma, and PTSD, as well as mood disorders. Patsy's therapeutic approach is eclectic and thoughtfully integrates various modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Compassion Focused therapy, and Trauma Focused therapy, among others.<br /> <br /> With a strong foundation in attachment-based and emotionally focused strategies, she creates a warm and supportive environment where clients feel empowered to explore their feelings and heal. Her experience extends to working with diverse populations, including veterans and adults, reflecting her deep understanding of the human experience and her commitment to guiding clients towards lasting change. Patsy's compassionate nature and dedication to her clients' well-being make her a trusted partner in the journey of self-discovery and emotional growth.

Shasta Treatment Associates, founded in 1993 by Dr. Ron Armstrong and his wife, Charlene Shorty Armstrong, is committed to providing essential mental health care solutions. Their facility has been instrumental in helping countless individuals, couples, and families confront the challenges that hinder their satisfaction and enjoyment of life. With a clinical staff of licensed marriage and family therapists, along with therapist interns, Shasta Treatment Associates creates a safe and nurturing environment for men, women, and children to explore and work through their struggles. The dedicated team employs a diverse range of therapeutic tools, including Play Therapy, Art Therapy, EMDR, Sandtray Therapy, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, and more. Their comprehensive programs address issues such as anger management, domestic violence intervention, sex and porn addiction, and co-parenting counseling, enabling clients to achieve a more productive, fulfilling, and joyful life.

Nann Zinn is a dedicated marriage and family therapist with a Master's degree and LMFT credentials. She understands that life can often be heavy with grief and sadness, or anxiety and stress. With a heart full of hope, she focuses on fostering healing, growth, well-being, and peace for her clients. Nann believes that sometimes all one needs is a compassionate and resilient listener, or practical tools to navigate overwhelming thoughts, feelings, or negative behaviors. Understanding the importance of feeling heard, valued, and belonging, she strives to provide a space where individuals can face their struggles and find their footing. Utilizing an integrative approach that includes Cognitive Behavioral, Narrative, and Internal Family Systems therapies, Nann's goal is to aid her clients in working through personal challenges, facilitating healing, and discovering joy and peace. She holds a deep commitment to the intrinsic value of every human being, rooted in the belief that we are all created in the image of God, and that He loves and cherishes us. With 6 years of clinical practice and 2 years of pastoral counseling experience, Nann walks alongside her clients on their journey toward understanding and resolution.

Marguerite (Meg) Ferrell is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, holding two Masters of Arts degrees in Marriage and Family Therapy and Counseling Ministry. She understands the challenges that individuals face, whether it be relationship concerns, struggles with depression or anxiety, or feelings of emotional stagnation. Seeking counseling can be a transformative journey, and Marguerite is committed to providing the support and trust necessary for her clients to navigate life's difficulties. With over 25 years of volunteer counseling experience in diverse environments such as churches, prisons, and hospitals, she is well-equipped to guide clients toward healing. Additionally, Marguerite’s background includes work as a social worker and specialized training in trauma, neglect, abuse, addiction, and domestic violence cases. As a marital facilitator for Prepare and Enrich and a trained practitioner in EMDR therapy for PTSD, she employs evidence-based practices to foster hope and resilience. With a compassionate and empathetic approach, Marguerite creates a safe environment for clients to explore their concerns, helping them to find healing and hope for today and tomorrow.

Leanna Clayburn, MSED, understands that life can sometimes feel overwhelming. Many may find themselves struggling with everyday tasks, like organizing a cluttered room or starting an important assignment despite having the necessary skills and intelligence. Others may long for meaningful relationships but feel lost on where to begin, often leading to a sense of failure. Additionally, some individuals may feel stuck in jobs that do not fulfill them or may be facing challenges in the job market. Leanna offers intensive, highly individualized coaching that focuses on identifying and overcoming the specific barriers that her clients face. Through one-on-one support sessions, she assists clients in enhancing their executive functioning skills, accessing social opportunities, and acquiring the necessary skills for personal and professional success. With her guidance, clients can take actionable steps towards their goals, leading to significant improvements in their lives. Leanna is dedicated to helping individuals create well-defined goals that yield specific, measurable outcomes, ensuring that they have the support needed to push forward and overcome their struggles.

Jason Hodgson is a compassionate counselor with over a decade of experience in guiding adolescents, young adults, and elders facing various challenges, including motivation, depression, defiance, identity issues, attachment, substance abuse, and anxiety. Having moved to California in 2017, he approaches therapy with a client-centered mindset, fostering strong alliances with those he works with. Jason specializes in navigating life's significant transitions, helping individuals uncover personal goals and values while overcoming obstacles that hinder their path to a fulfilling life. His expertise also extends to areas such as trauma, social challenges, relationship difficulties, and grief. He is proficient in techniques like Trust-based Relational Intervention and Brain Spotting, ensuring a holistic approach to mental health that empowers clients to thrive.

Jill-armanda Ward is a compassionate and experienced Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist with over 16 years of expertise in the field. She understands that individuals can become trapped in cycles of depression, anxiety, and the lingering effects of childhood trauma, often feeling overwhelmed by pain and confusion. Jill-armanda is adept at helping those facing marital or relationship challenges, work-related stress, and grief and loss. Through the use of various therapeutic modalities, including EMDR, Brainspotting, and expressive arts therapies, she fosters a supportive and healing environment tailored to each individual's needs. Her training in trauma-focused and person-centered approaches allows her to work effectively with a diverse clientele, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders. Jill-armanda recognizes that reaching out for help can be a daunting step, which is why she emphasizes a client-paced therapy that promotes balance and personal growth. Her dedication to her clients shines through as she collaborates with them to navigate their mental health needs and cultivate resilience.

Cheyenne Emery is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) who understands that life presents hardships, challenges, and pain. With a genuine commitment to her clients, she recognizes the unique stories each individual brings and emphasizes that no one needs to navigate their journey alone. Cheyenne serves as a compassionate guide, encouraging individuals to discover their own solutions and achieve their goals in a therapeutic atmosphere characterized by empathy and non-judgment. Her therapeutic tools include kindness and authenticity, which help foster a healing environment. Specializing in Dual Diagnosis, Relationship Issues, Grief and Loss, Trauma/PTSD, Women's Issues, Addiction, Anxiety, and Depression, Cheyenne provides a safe space to explore the underlying causes of life's challenges. Her goal is to accompany clients with encouragement and warmth as they address their most pressing concerns. Acknowledging that life can be overwhelming, Cheyenne wholeheartedly believes in the importance of support and invites individuals to seek guidance as they embark on their path to healing, affirming that everyone is deserving of care and companionship.