Carla Ronk is a dedicated marriage and family therapist associate who specializes in guiding clients who have lost direction or focus. She works with individuals facing personal challenges such as depression, trauma, and low self-image, helping them to navigate their way back on course. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, Carla assists her clients in identifying obstacles in their lives, partnering with them to develop strategies for overcoming these challenges. Her approach empowers clients to redirect their paths and advance with renewed confidence and a revitalized spirit. Drawing from her extensive counseling experience and a proven formula for building self-esteem and confidence, Carla invites her clients to conquer hurdles, set attainable goals, and cultivate the tools needed to forge a meaningful and productive path. Additionally, her experience with substance abuse issues, combined with her personal journey of overcoming challenges, reflects her compassionate, thoughtful, and impactful practice. Together with Carla, clients can transcend barriers preventing them from achieving their goals and embark on a transformative journey towards self-confidence.

Valerie Ferguson, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Board Certified Diplomat, has had the privilege of being in private practice for over twenty years, navigating the vast array of emotional conflicts that individuals face. She specializes in relationship and intimacy issues, providing support to help clients untangle the complex and challenging experiences of life. With a diverse range of treatment modalities, including psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and mindfulness techniques, Valerie equips her clients with educational tools for personal growth. As a certified addictions counselor, she is well-versed in the principles of 12 Step Programs. Her experiences in both psychiatric hospital and outpatient settings have honed her ability to effectively address the extremes of emotional suffering. Valerie's extensive work with the LGBTQ+ community, particularly with gay and lesbian individuals, makes her a compassionate advocate for diverse identities and situations.

Shirin Fouladi is a passionate marriage and family therapist committed to serving others and contributing to the healing and well-being of individuals and communities. She feels deeply honored to guide struggling individuals and families as they uncover, discover, and heal from the wounds of their past, which hinder their ability to live extraordinary lives. Firm in her belief in the transformative benefits of therapy, Shirin combines sound clinical practice with the power of meaningful relationships. She understands that with a small willingness to heal, both people and communities can grow stronger, ultimately leading to a sense of ease and comfort within oneself. Shirin recognizes that traumatic experiences can lead to negative feelings, often manifesting in depression, anxiety, and co-dependency, all of which intricately link the mind and body. Her empathetic approach fosters an environment conducive to healing and resilience.

Samuel Fraser, a skilled Marriage and Family Therapist, PhD, MDiv, and MFT, excels in providing faith-based counseling that intricately weaves life challenges with spiritual growth to foster deep intimacy with the Lord. With over 30 years of pastoral and psychological training, he offers transformative options for adults and elders navigating complexities of life transitions. Specializing in men's issues and sexual addiction, Samuel employs a range of therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and Brainspotting. He effectively conducts therapy sessions through Zoom, addressing general conflict resolutions for individuals and couples, while also facilitating group therapy to enhance relational dynamics. His comprehensive approach aims to nurture healing and growth, making him a valuable resource for anyone seeking support in their journey toward emotional and spiritual well-being.

Dr. Edward Giaquinto is a respected psychologist with a PhD, specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Renowned for its effectiveness, CBT is one of the most successful forms of therapy available today. Dr. Giaquinto offers a straightforward approach that emphasizes the present, equipping clients with practical tools and skills for immediate symptom reduction. He adeptly addresses a wide range of challenges including anxiety disorders, OCD, social anxiety, depression, and various other issues related to mental well-being such as eating disorders, sleep disorders, attention and concentration difficulties, and even traumatic brain injuries. His collaborative method fosters a strong therapeutic alliance, working alongside clients to tackle their symptoms and help them achieve their goals, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling and successful life. Dr. Giaquinto's sessions are structured and solution-focused to ensure continuous progress, and he is dedicated to providing sincere and personal attention to each individual. Clients have the ability to reach out to him via phone, email, or text between appointments, and he offers video sessions globally for those unable to make in-person visits.

Lankavi Guneratne Moore is a dedicated and compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT, who specializes in addressing a range of issues including depression, life transitions, and South Asian/immigrant challenges. With a deep commitment to culturally sensitive and trauma-focused therapy, Lankavi brings a unique perspective as an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community, embracing clients from all walks of life, including preteens, teens, and adults. He utilizes various therapeutic modalities such as attachment-based, person-centered, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to foster healing and growth. Lankavi’s approach is shaped by his values of inclusion and understanding, aiming to create a safe environment for clients to explore their feelings and experiences. Drawing from his background and diverse expertise, Lankavi is dedicated to empowering his clients through their most challenging times and life transitions.

David Mellinger is a highly skilled therapist with over 40 years of experience in clinical social work. He specializes in helping individuals manage mood disorders, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Known for his resourcefulness and understanding nature, David is firmly grounded in psychological science and is dedicated to offering compassionate care. His expertise spans a wide age range, serving clients from late teens to those over 99 years old. David employs evidence-based therapies, including mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). His intensive anxiety treatment program has successfully assisted hundreds of clients in overcoming their anxiety disorders, such as panic attacks, phobias, and anxiety linked to medical issues. With a focus on short-term solutions, David aims to provide profound benefits in managing emotional distress. His practice reflects a commitment to humanistic and compassionate-focused approaches, ensuring that each client receives the support they need on their journey to emotional well-being.

Michelle Iankowitz is a licensed clinical therapist and social worker who understands the pressures faced by highly motivated individuals. She recognizes when life feels overwhelming, and the need to pause and breathe becomes necessary yet difficult to embrace. With her deep understanding of old traumas, patterns, and triggers, Michelle guides clients back to a place of empowerment and self-discovery. Her approach combines her extensive qualifications as a certified clinical hypnotherapist, spiritualist, past life regression therapist, and a healer trained in pranic and reiki energy practices. For high-level professionals willing to embark on a journey of real transformation, Michelle stands ready to help break those chains. She encourages individuals to fall in love with themselves again or for the very first time, creating a path toward ultimate freedom and relaxation.

David Laramie, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist who specializes in supporting adults and elders through their personal journeys of growth and healing. With an educational background from the esteemed California School of Professional Psychology, he has a wealth of experience in addressing key issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges. David’s therapeutic approach is diverse and tailored to the individual, incorporating mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, somatic practices, and various integrative methods. He collaborates closely with clients to help them recognize and understand the complex patterns of their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. By exploring the significant events in their lives, his clients gain deeper insights into their identities, empowering them to navigate their paths with greater purpose and joy. David is committed to creating a nurturing and safe environment, where open dialogue about inner experiences is not only encouraged but welcomed. He is known for his active, warm, and attentive presence, ensuring that each individual feels understood and supported throughout their therapeutic journey.

Dr. Jenniffer Lewis is a compassionate psychologist with a PhD, who graduated in 2008 from CSPP at Alliant International University. She has dedicated her career to guiding teens, adults, and elders through life’s challenges, including anxiety, relationship issues, and sex therapy. Dr. Lewis firmly believes that therapy is not exclusively for those in deep despair; instead, she welcomes anyone who has experienced the complexities of life. Her clients, with diverse backgrounds and struggles, find opportunities for growth through her integrative and tailored therapy approach. With a deep understanding of LGBTQ+ issues, men's concerns, and intimacy challenges, Dr. Lewis views presenting issues not as signs of pathology but as natural reactions to life’s trials. She is passionate about her work and considers it a privilege to accompany her clients as they discover self-awareness and strengthen their relationships with themselves and others.

George Livengood is a dedicated marriage and family therapist (MS, LMFT), committed to guiding individuals through the journey of life. Understanding that the decision to seek therapy can often feel overwhelming, he simplifies the process by breaking down the complexities of therapy. Together, clients will delve into their past, assess their current circumstances, and collaboratively envision a future tailored to their aspirations. In a safe and non-judgmental space, George encourages exploration of life’s endless possibilities while recognizing that therapy entails certain risks. His extensive expertise encompasses depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and addiction across various treatment settings, including inpatient and outpatient care. Utilizing a goal-oriented, eclectic approach, he incorporates elements of psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and solution-focused therapy to foster meaningful progress. George draws from a wealth of life experiences, fueled by his curious nature. Additional passions as a certified personal trainer, avid runner, triathlete, and coach enrich his practice, while his involvement with the Actors Equity Association and Sag-Aftra adds a unique dimension to his understanding of diverse life experiences and challenges.

Rod Louden, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with an MA in MFT, has spent decades supporting individuals as they navigate their most difficult life challenges. He is honored by the trust that clients place in him, and he consistently strives to cultivate a validating and empathetic environment—a true sanctuary where clients can pause, reflect, and plan their next steps toward the personal vision they aspire to achieve. Rod also specializes in assisting musicians, actors, and artists in overcoming creative blocks, facilitating deeper expressions of their artistry. With a background as a Supervising Children's Social Worker, he possesses extensive experience in dealing with diverse family and individual issues. His expertise encompasses the treatment of depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and marriage/couples counseling, among other topics. Rod has authored numerous insightful articles on individual, couple, and family dynamics, all of which reflect his profound commitment to fostering emotional well-being. He is also the author of "Monster Relationships: Taming the Beasts that are Killing Your Relationships" and has contributed to the anthology "101 Great Ways to Improve Your Life Vol. 3," alongside respected figures such as Mark Victor Hansen, creator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series.

Julie Lyons is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding multiple credentials including MSW, LICSW, and LCSW, with a focus on helping adults navigate their innermost challenges. With a holistic approach, she empowers individuals to tap into unknown parts of themselves, breaking free from cycles that leave them feeling stuck. Julie specializes in fostering emotional freedom and professional success, guiding her clients to discover their genius, creativity, and passion. Through a compassionate, culturally sensitive framework, she integrates a variety of therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, among others. Her innovative 3-step method enhances internal communication, enabling clients to connect deeply with both themselves and their loved ones. Julie invites individuals to embrace their unique selves, even the parts they fear or dislike, transforming them into valuable assets on the journey toward personal growth. With a track record of promoting confidence and emotional empowerment, clients often leave their initial consultations feeling hopeful and ready to embark on the path of change. Julie believes that while the journey can be challenging, each individual has the ability to achieve meaningful transformation and live their truth.