Dr. Jennifer Storlie is a compassionate Licensed Psychologist dedicated to assisting adults and elders facing various life challenges. She believes in a collaborative therapeutic process, creating a safe and non-judgmental space for her clients to explore their feelings. Dr. Storlie's areas of expertise encompass a broad spectrum, including depression, anxiety, relationship issues, grief and loss, caregiver support, and adjustment difficulties. She has a particular passion for helping those affected by traumatic brain injury, dementia, chronic illness, or stroke, recognizing the intense emotions that such experiences can evoke in both individuals and their caregivers. With extensive experience in supporting individuals and families through significant life transitions, Dr. Storlie fosters a welcoming environment for people from all cultural backgrounds. Her holistic approach integrates humanistic, Gestalt, and cognitive behavioral therapy modalities to effectively address her clients' diverse needs.

Kayla Williams is a dedicated marriage and family therapist associate who believes that therapy is a sanctuary for individuals to be heard, initiate change, and progress towards their best lives. She provides individualized services tailored to the specific needs of her clients, ensuring they feel valued and supported while equipping them with effective tools for transformation and a nurturing environment for healing. With experience in addressing anxiety, stress, work/life balance, depression, relationships, social anxiety, self-esteem, body positivity, self-care, life transitions, and conflict resolution, Kayla approaches each client with empathy and compassion. Her goal is to empower individuals to gain insight, develop new skills, and feel truly supported throughout their therapeutic journey.

Ayako Yamazaki is an associate professional clinical counselor, MA, APCC, who is dedicated to helping individuals feel seen, heard, and accepted. With her extensive personal experience, she believes that exploring one's passions and desires can lead to significant healing and empowerment. Ayako is committed to guiding those who may feel lost in their identity to discover their true selves and maintain their authenticity in daily life. She creates a safe environment where clients can express themselves freely, allowing them to share their stories in their own way. Her special focus includes working with autistic individuals, and as a neurodivergent therapist, she offers neurodiversity-affirming support, emphasizing the strengths and unique qualities that each person possesses. As a mother, Ayako is also passionate about assisting mothers facing challenging issues, such as postpartum anxiety and depression, drawing on her training from PSI and 2020 Mom. Having spent the first half of her life in Japan and the second half in the U.S. as an immigrant, Ayako brings a deep compassion and appreciation for people from diverse cultural backgrounds to her practice.