Mary Becker is a compassionate psychologist and coach dedicated to helping individuals manage stress, anxiety, and distractions in their daily lives. With over 35 years of experience working with teens, adults, and families, she equips her clients with effective tools to calm their minds and bodies, regaining their focus to enhance productivity and reduce stress, whether at work, school, or home. Mary employs an eclectic range of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused approaches, and Guided Imagery, which fosters deeper emotional connections leading to valuable insights. She approaches her practice with empathy and understanding, exploring creative strategies to navigate difficult relationships, whether in professional settings or at home. Through her expertise, Mary helps clients address complex issues such as ADHD, chronic pain, behavioral challenges, and emotional struggles. With a deep understanding of cognitive, emotional, social, and learning styles, she guides individuals in overcoming barriers to joy and success, skillfully managing competing priorities, emotional imbalances, and life’s inherent challenges.

Elizabeth (Libby) Berry is a compassionate and dedicated LPC therapist who understands that individuals often seek therapy when they have exhausted their own resources and ideas to solve their issues. She listens attentively, often perceiving the nuances in her clients' experiences, which helps them recognize aspects of themselves that they may not have previously noticed. In her practice, she welcomes adults, providing a supportive environment where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings at their own pace. Libby specializes in working with trauma survivors through EMDR and regularly incorporates self-help tools and homework when appropriate. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of issues, including depression, PTSD, relationship struggles, grief, and family conflict, enabling her to empower individuals to find the insights and courage they need to move forward effectively.

Mia Bertram, LPC, is a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in the emotional and psychological well-being of preteens, children aged 6 to 10, and toddlers. With a profound understanding of the challenges that young children face, she skillfully addresses issues such as adoption, grief, anxiety, trauma, and peer relationships. Mia employs an array of therapeutic modalities including Gestalt Therapy, Play Therapy, and Transpersonal approaches, tailoring her methods to meet the unique needs of each child. Her practice not only encompasses individual and group therapy but also family sessions, where she fosters a supportive environment for healing and growth. Mia's commitment to nurturing self-esteem and coping skills helps empower children as they navigate their emotional journeys. As she works through concerns like ADHD, family conflict, and domestic violence, Mia remains a guiding light for families seeking resilience and understanding in the face of adversity.

Angela Bigford, a dedicated Somatic Counselor, deeply understands the intricate connection between thoughts, emotions, and the body. Her expertise lies in recognizing how internal brain wiring and external behaviors communicate when words fall short. With a focus on addressing challenging emotional states, Angela assists adults, partners, and families in deciphering the messages behind resulting behaviors. She specializes in healing from anxiety, PTSD, depression, anger, health crises, fears of death or abandonment, low self-esteem, and grief. In her practice, Angela collaborates with clients to select therapeutic methods that resonate with their individual circumstances. Her approach is empowering and encompasses whole-brain strategies, integrating left-brain talk therapy with right-brain expressive therapies, including Family Constellation work, Hakomi Experiential Therapy, SandPlay, and expressive exercises. She further utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psych-K for core belief transformation, as well as EMDR and BrainSpotting to process traumatic events, making her practice a holistic space for healing and growth.

Joan Block is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through the complexities of life's transitions. With an understanding that the only constant is change, she assists clients in navigating grief, chronic illness struggles, and relationship difficulties. As a professional with over three decades of experience, Joan has worked with a diverse array of individuals, ranging from well-known figures to blue-collar workers, allowing her to appreciate the uniqueness of each person's story. Together with her clients, Joan embarks on a transformative journey of self-discovery, focused on enhancing the quality and significance of their lives. Her extensive experience enables her to provide both internal and external resources, fostering self-awareness and empowering clients to pursue more productive choices. Through her therapeutic approach, Joan aims to cultivate a strong, resilient self capable of weathering the inevitable transitions of human existence. Committed to creating a safe and understanding environment free from judgment, she prioritizes the unique needs of each individual. Joan believes that a structured setting is invaluable for exploring feelings during challenging times, ensuring that her clients feel supported every step of the way.

Beverly Bomhoff is a compassionate and experienced therapist who has been dedicated to supporting adults and elders, including those 65 and older, since graduating in 1968 from the prestigious Smith College School for Social Work. With a warm and engaging approach, Beverly specializes in addressing a variety of emotional and psychological challenges, including depression, trauma, PTSD, grief, and life transitions. Her expertise also extends to bipolar disorder, anxiety, relationship issues, and many concerns within the LGBTQ+ community. Beverly employs a range of therapeutic modalities, including EMDR, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Psychodynamic, and Feminist approaches, ensuring a tailored experience for each individual. Known for her strength-based and relational focus, she is deeply committed to helping her clients navigate their complex emotional landscapes, build coping skills, and discover resilience. Beverly's dedication enables her to foster a supportive environment where individuals can thrive and achieve meaningful change in their lives.

Rachael Bonaiuto, LPC, is a compassionate therapist who embraces each individual, couple, family, and group with heartfelt acceptance, wisdom, and strength. Her approach is centered on fostering genuine connections and developing somatic awareness, creating a space where honest presence can thrive. Rachael utilizes a rich array of resources and techniques, including the creative arts, movement, talk therapy, psycho-education, mindfulness, and a nurturing environment for relationships. She acknowledges that healing is not a one-size-fits-all journey, responding to the unique needs and learning styles of her clients. With respect for the non-verbal realms, spiritual dimensions, and the complex interplay of neurology, biology, and sociology in achieving optimal wellness, Rachael firmly believes in the inherent capacity for self-transformation within every individual. Her extensive educational background encompasses psychology, philosophy, counseling, community development, human services, and somatic practices. Understanding that each person navigates their experiences within their bodies, Rachael is honored to guide clients in discovering their balance and achieving their goals through holistic and sustainable methods.

Jim Bowen is a dedicated therapist who specializes in helping individuals navigate their relationships and personal challenges. With expertise in couples counseling, anxiety, depression, and anger management, he empowers his clients to enact the positive changes they desire. Jim is committed to listening attentively and serving as a proactive teacher, guiding clients as they develop customized tools for personal growth. His background as a Certified Integrative Body Psychotherapist enhances his approach, allowing him to integrate mindfulness-based techniques and other therapeutic modalities tailored to each individual's needs. In addition, Jim has spent over thirty years studying the enneagram of personality, using this knowledge as a valuable resource to help clients understand their psychological preferences and habits. He offers flexible session options, including online support, to make therapy accessible and convenient for all.

Kira Brissenden understands that beginning therapy can be a daunting experience for many, often requiring individuals to reach out to someone they do not know, hoping for understanding and support. Her approach is rooted in creating a safe and accepting environment where clients feel free from judgment and are encouraged to explore what might be hindering their ability to feel happier, more confident, and fulfilled. Kira works collaboratively with clients to identify negative patterns, intense emotions, and harmful behaviors that may arise in their lives. She expertly addresses persistent negative thoughts and feelings of unease. Whether clients are grappling with longstanding issues or recent challenges following life transitions, Kira integrates self-awareness with skill-building strategies. Her therapeutic expertise encompasses a variety of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based DBT, Attachment, and Trauma-Informed Care. Through her warm and empathetic style, Kira is dedicated to guiding individuals through their unique healing journeys, ultimately fostering growth and resilience.

Dr. Holly Brown is dedicated to building a bright future for children and families. At the Center for Learning and Psychological Services, she provides a wide array of psychological and learning-based services tailored for individuals from birth to age 25. Her exceptional expertise encompasses psychological and neuropsychological evaluations, behavioral services, diagnostic evaluations, and both individual and group counseling—utilizing play-based therapy. Additionally, she coordinates enriching learning-based services such as tutoring and executive functioning coaching, ensuring holistic support. Dr. Brown's approach is distinguished by her comprehensive service delivery model, which seamlessly integrates evaluation, treatment, and educational support. This allows her to cultivate close and supportive relationships with families and effectively address their evolving needs, particularly in areas like ADHD, parenting challenges, and emotional disturbances.

Trina Brown is dedicated to guiding individuals through the many struggles life can present, including issues related to money, relationships, trust, body image, and self-esteem. Understanding that we can become stuck in well-intended safety strategies that no longer serve us, she collaborates with clients to explore the roots of their challenges and discover what they need to transcend them. This transformative process is both invaluable and fulfilling. Trina supports clients in staying present with their emotional journey, helping them recognize when to engage more deeply or to pull back. As a Somatic Psychotherapist, she embodies the belief in the wisdom of the whole person in health and healing, specializing in trauma recovery with a focus on Somatic Experiencing (SE). Trina is actively pursuing advanced training, including Stan Tatkin's PACT and Integral Somatic Psychology, showcasing her commitment to ongoing growth and development. She values diversity as a crucial component of a healthy community and incorporates awareness practices such as The Discipline of Authentic Movement, Insight Meditation, and 5 Rhythms into her practice. Through deepening awareness and presence, Trina effectively facilitates her clients' journey from struggle to strength.

Stewart Brown is a dedicated therapist who brings a wealth of experience to his practice. A proud alumnus of the University of Texas at Austin, Stewart graduated in 1980 and has since devoted his career to helping individuals, teens, adults, and elders navigate the complexities of life. His specialized focus areas include grief, trauma, PTSD, and relationship issues, which he approaches with deep empathy and understanding.<br /> <br /> In his practice, Stewart utilizes a range of therapeutic modalities tailored to meet the unique needs of each client, including family and marital therapy, Gestalt therapy, and Internal Family Systems. He is particularly adept at addressing general issues such as peer relationships, sports psychology, spiritual conflicts, family dynamics, and anger management. Stewart is committed to fostering a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their feelings and work toward healing.<br /> <br /> With a focus on both group and individual therapy, he encourages clients to cultivate meaningful connections and develop effective coping strategies. Stewart Brown stands as a compassionate ally in the journey toward mental wellness and personal growth.

Lindsey Brown, LPC, CCH, is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with a focus on helping adults navigate through life's challenges, including feeling stuck in unfulfilling relationships or overwhelmed by stress and anxiety. With 20 years of experience, Lindsey specializes in addressing a range of issues, from depression to bipolar disorders. As a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, she employs innovative techniques such as Brainspotting and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to facilitate transformative healing experiences. Lindsey’s approach is holistic; she values expressing feelings through various modalities, including journaling and mindfulness practices. She thrives on a collaborative style and is eager to partner with other professionals to support her clients' journeys toward personal growth and emotional well-being.