Jihan Foehner Amer is a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist who works with a diverse range of clients including children, adolescents, individual adults, couples, and groups. She possesses extensive experience in addressing various issues such as anxiety, depression, communication difficulties, codependency, low self-esteem, relational conflicts, grief, social skill development, marital and divorce challenges, women's issues, racial and ethnic concerns, existential questions, life transitions, spiritual matters, eco-related challenges, and life coaching. Jihan employs a variety of therapeutic techniques, drawing from IFS, mindfulness, ecotherapy, somatic methods, expressive arts therapy, writing, communication skills, interpersonal development, play therapy, humanistic approaches, dream work, client-centered therapy, Jungian concepts, CBT, and solution-focused strategies. She takes pride in customizing the therapy experience to align with her clients' unique needs and personal preferences, and her interventions are designed to facilitate growth in self-understanding, communication effectiveness, and overall satisfaction in life and relationships. Jihan is committed to helping individuals build the life they dream of living.

Ian Hansen is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who passionately supports children, families, and adults through a variety of challenges. With extensive experience in working with families involved with the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) and individuals facing trauma and the risk of homelessness, Ian employs evidence-based practices to help his clients develop coping strategies and progress towards healing. His expertise includes Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Parent-Child Interactive Therapy (PCIT), and mindfulness-based approaches. In every therapeutic session, Ian creates a safe, non-judgmental atmosphere that fosters encouragement, empathetic support, and a positive attitude, empowering his clients to grow and thrive despite their struggles with depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, and anger management.

Peggy Randolph is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 30 years of experience addressing a broad spectrum of issues. Her qualifications span multiple states, allowing her to bring a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her practice. She is well-equipped to assist clients with a variety of concerns, ranging from severe chronic mental health conditions to temporary adjustment challenges. With a progressive perspective, Peggy advocates for equal opportunities for personal growth and self-improvement for all. She fosters a counseling environment that serves as a safe haven for clients to express their thoughts and emotions openly. Her client-centered approach focuses on the individual, often involving support in navigating their surrounding environment. Peggy has experience working with clients facing relationship challenges, domestic violence, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, caregiver stress, and codependency. For those who frequently find themselves feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, or unproductive, she encourages them to reach out for a supportive dialogue. Understanding the profound impact of the pandemic on social connections, Peggy offers a non-judgmental space to explore any thoughts or feelings that may be troubling them.