Debora Fernandes is a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in supporting adults and elder populations facing a variety of challenges, including dual diagnosis, trauma, and PTSD. With a focus on racial identity, Debora utilizes a variety of therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Trauma-Focused approaches to create a safe and inclusive space for her clients. Her expertise spans a wide range of general issues, including bipolar disorder, addiction, relationship dynamics, and mental health disorders. Debora emphasizes cultural sensitivity and draws on critical race theory to empower clients navigating complex social identities and experiences of discrimination. Known for her strength-based and person-centered approach, she fosters resilience and growth through individualized care, making her an excellent choice for those seeking support in their journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Rachel Fields is a dedicated therapist who invites individuals to explore their journey toward greater contentment and aliveness. Many may feel as though they're too much or not enough, grappling with questions about creating a fulfilling life. Rachel believes that these thoughts and feelings can serve as a guiding trail toward a deeply lived life rich with meaning. With genuine curiosity and care, she accompanies clients as they delve into their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Together, they create an environment where individuals can explore and understand themselves in new, empowering ways. By facing their fears and personal challenges, clients often find that their difficulties lose their grip, leading to reclaimed power and clarity. This newfound insight allows individuals to engage with all aspects of themselves with curiosity instead of judgment, fostering an increased capacity to make choices aligned with their deepest desires. Rachel specializes in somatic therapy, working with adults who deal with issues such as depression, anxiety, relational trauma, and self-esteem. She is here to support anyone ready to embark on this transformative inner adventure.

Rhiannon Fink is a compassionate therapist who works with highly intellectual adults navigating love, career, and identity challenges. She supports her clients through the complexities of substance recovery, emotion regulation, and self-acceptance. With a focus on developing secure attachment and fostering better relationships, Rhiannon helps her clients embark on a meaningful journey toward fulfillment and happiness. Many of her clients recognize a tendency to prioritize others' needs, often feeling they give more than they receive in relationships. Others may find themselves avoiding close connections due to feelings of overwhelm. Rhiannon is adept at guiding individuals in understanding and advocating for their own needs, particularly those who have experienced dysfunction or addiction in their family of origin or who carry the weight of childhood trauma. Through down-to-earth conversation, insightful questions, and a genuine sense of care blended with humor, Rhiannon harnesses the healing power of relationship in her practice. Her aim is to empower clients to live a purpose-driven life aligned with their values. For those prepared to reach their full potential and thrive, Rhiannon stands ready to walk alongside them on this transformative journey.

Lisa Firle, LPC, is an empathetic and skilled therapist committed to facilitating real change for her clients. She specializes in guiding individuals through the complexities of life, especially those grappling with trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and depression. With a particular passion for working with individuals navigating the tumultuous journey of parenthood, Lisa excels in supporting women in rediscovering their identity during the pre and postpartum stages. Her extensive experience as an EMDR-trained therapist enables her to effectively assist adult survivors of complex trauma and those affected by birth trauma. In her therapeutic practice, Lisa draws upon neuroscience and evidence-based research while remaining attuned to her clients' unique experiences. She brings a collaborative spirit to therapy, working alongside clients to navigate their challenges and foster resilience through various evidence-based modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and the Internal Family Systems approach.

Alia Fisher is passionate about helping couples navigate their dynamics and uncover the root of their challenges. With a compassionate and insight-oriented approach to couples therapy, Alia encourages proactive support, as most couples often wait 4 to 7 years after issues arise before seeking assistance. Her commitment is to empower couples to take charge of their relationship before problems escalate, providing them with the tools and guidance they need to foster a healthy partnership.

Dr. Wyatt Fisher is a dedicated Licensed Psychologist specializing in couples therapy, understanding that while falling in love can be straightforward, maintaining that love presents significant challenges, contributing to a staggering 50% divorce rate. His passion lies in guiding couples towards building deeply satisfying relationships. Married since 1999, Dr. Fisher brings both personal and professional insights to his practice, having navigated the complexities of a relationship nearly pushed to divorce and subsequently finding healing and reconnection. He holds a Master's and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and has been in private practice since 2004. Dr. Fisher begins his therapeutic process with an initial 15-minute session with each partner individually to understand their history. He then brings the couple together to explore the underlying resentments that can hinder love, believing that addressing these grievances is vital for rekindling connection. His empathetic and experienced approach is designed to help couples heal and rediscover their love for one another.

Dan Fox is a compassionate and experienced Licensed Professional Counselor who has dedicated the last 20 years to supporting adolescents and their families in their journey toward becoming healthy, happy adults. His diverse background, which encompasses teaching high school, running a summer camp, school counseling, and directing September High School, enriches his clinical practice. Dan incorporates a variety of therapeutic approaches to enhance functionality and success for teens and families. He recognizes that each client is unique; some may find progress through interventions outside of traditional settings, while others benefit from short-term cognitive-behavioral strategies or continual therapy informed by humanistic and Gestalt perspectives. Dan is steadfast in his commitment to fostering hope for teens and providing relief for families as they navigate life's challenges. He welcomes open conversations about how his tailored therapy can make a positive impact on their lives.

Michael Freedman is a compassionate therapist who brings over twenty years of experience to his practice. He excels at helping individuals of all ages, including children, teens, and adults, navigate their emotional landscapes, whether they are dealing with anxiety, anger, or depression. Understanding the complexities of human relationships, Michael offers his expertise in interpersonal and family/marital therapy, accommodating diverse needs through individual sessions, couples counseling, and family dynamics work. Clients find guidance from Michael not only in addressing pressing issues such as trauma, PTSD, and relationship conflicts but also in exploring their life direction. His commitment to fostering a supportive environment empowers people to live their lives to the fullest, making him a trusted ally for those seeking to enrich their emotional well-being.

With over 30 years of experience in various roles within the mental health field, Anna Frost passionately engages with individuals seeking support. She has a remarkable talent for helping those who face challenges related to anxiety, PTSD, trauma, depression, and relationship issues, whether they are young adults, adults, or couples. Currently, Anna places significant emphasis on collaborating with clients who excel at navigating intricate, often highly technical problems, frequently exhibiting ambition or perfectionist tendencies. Her deep fulfillment arises from assisting young adults in confronting and alleviating their painful emotional struggles. Motivated by early life deficits and her initial career in the arts, Anna dedicated herself to psychoanalytic and cognitive learning, enhancing her therapeutic skills. With both a flourishing marriage and years of professional practice, she is honored to share the insights gained from her training and personal experiences, meeting clients wherever they may be on their life journeys.

Bill Frost is dedicated to helping individuals who seek to understand the root of their personal suffering and emotional distress. He believes that the quality of the relationship between the client and therapist is paramount for successful therapy. Bill emphasizes that in-depth psychotherapy relies on the growth and development of a collaborative relationship, which fosters an awareness of the formative aspects of one’s life on both an intellectual and emotional level. This awareness is essential for meaningful and lasting change in individuals. Significant progress in therapy is achieved when clients are given the opportunity to express themselves openly in an atmosphere of curiosity, freedom, care, and acceptance. Bill encourages honest conversations, where clients can address their life histories and confront their dilemmas with courage, ultimately enhancing their chances of living a satisfying and fulfilling life. He understands that choosing the right psychotherapist is a crucial decision and wishes every individual the best in their therapeutic journey.

Zoe Garbarini is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who understands the struggles many face in breaking free from repetitive patterns, even with all their efforts for personal growth. She recognizes that individuals can shift their experiences by exploring the connections between their brain, body, mind, and relationships. Zoe offers a transformative journey where clients can rewire their brains, cultivating new neural pathways that lead to healthier ways of thinking and being. Her clients may be navigating feelings of stress, anxiety, depression, or disconnection, whether individually or within their relationships, and she assures them that positive change is possible. Through an integrated approach that combines mindfulness, contemporary neuroscience, and body-centered techniques, Zoe fosters an environment where individuals feel open, engaged, and harmonious. She believes that the foundation of successful therapy lies in the relationship established between therapist and client, and she is wholeheartedly committed to guiding and supporting them through their challenges. In her sessions, clients can expect a blend of education, humor, and spiritual insight, making the therapeutic process a journey of both laughter and healing.

Gadi Garfinkel understands that individuals may appear fine on the outside, yet feel an internal discontent that is hard to articulate. Whether someone is experiencing unhappiness, tension, or overwhelming self-criticism or finds their life unraveling, it can lead to confusion, fear, and a sense of isolation. Gadi believes that when change is necessary, embracing the 'Paradoxical Theory of Change' is essential—meaning that true transformation begins with fully accepting one's current circumstances. In the therapeutic journey with Gadi, clients are encouraged to explore parts of themselves that they may have previously struggled to accept, fostering an environment of care and acceptance that promotes positive change. This process may involve re-examining past experiences, addressing core beliefs, or engaging with the body, all of which can help alleviate feelings of being stuck. Gadi is continually inspired by the profound transformations witnessed in clients as they cultivate greater self-acceptance, and is dedicated to potentially facilitating this journey for others. With research indicating that the relationship between therapist and client is crucial for therapeutic success, Gadi invites individuals to consider exploring the possibility of a free full session to determine if this therapeutic alliance resonates with them.

Darleen Gegich is dedicated to helping her clients uncover their true potential and lead lives that are worth celebrating. While past difficulties cannot be changed, she collaborates with clients to better understand and resolve the challenges they face. Whether clients seek extra support in navigating a tough situation, improving relationships, or are ready to embark on a new direction in life, Darleen is eager to facilitate their journey. As a certified Imago Relationship therapist, she provides services not only for couples but also for individuals, parents, and families. Darleen uses the Imago approach to transform marriages and relationships on the brink of break-up into something stronger and more fulfilling than ever. This method can also be employed in conscious parenting to foster a deep empathetic connection between parents and teens. For individuals grappling with anxiety or the aftermath of trauma, Darleen understands that traditional talk therapy has its limitations. Thus, she incorporates innovative experiential modalities such as Brainspotting and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, which can alleviate common internal struggles. Together with her clients, Darleen explores these approaches to find the best fit for their healing journey.