Zoe Hays is a dedicated therapist specializing in the growth and development of young adult women, while also bringing her expertise to clients of all genders and non-binary individuals from ages 12 to 60. Since March 2020, she has been providing online therapy sessions, inviting those who are eager to experience genuine transformations in their internal and external worlds to connect with her. Zoe adopts a collaborative approach, encouraging her clients to express their goals for therapy, ensuring that each client’s experience is personalized and meaningful. In her dual roles as a Psychotherapist and Therapeutic Mentor, she adapts her techniques to meet the unique needs of each individual. Additionally, she offers Wellness Consultation, which integrates therapeutic work with a focus on diet, nutrition, and overall wellness. For those seeking guidance with a supportive and understanding therapist, Zoe is committed to fostering a meaningful connection, and if a client is not well-suited for her approach, she is dedicated to providing them with appropriate referrals. Her intention is to ensure that every client feels supported and understood in their journey.

Hebert's therapeutic approach beautifully intersects Eastern mind and Western psychology. With a rich background in contemplative psychology, depth psychology, indigenous medicine traditions, and multiple therapeutic modalities including Gestalt, yoga, bodywork, Ayurveda, and dance, Hebert specializes in guiding creative and powerful adults in their journey toward growth, transformation, wholeness, self-acceptance, authenticity, creativity, passion, and play. Many individuals coming to Hebert may feel stuck or misunderstood, standing at a threshold and in need of a supportive ally. Hebert walks alongside clients as they breathe into their inner wisdom. The therapeutic process often involves learning to discern what hurts versus what helps, approached with a non-judgmental mindset. Clients are invited to explore their embodied wisdom, expand awareness, cultivate tools, and integrate new choices, ultimately moving toward an authentic relationship with themselves. No matter where individuals find themselves on their personal journey, Hebert encourages a compassionate exploration of their lives, identifying what resonates and what doesn’t, while skillfully utilizing their embodied wisdom to discover paths and tools that align with their truest selves. Recognizing that everyone experiences seasons in which support is essential, Hebert embodies the courage, strength, and wisdom necessary to reach out for help.

Dr. Nicole Hipp, LCP, is an esteemed therapist who provides comprehensive psychoeducational, psychosocial, and neuropsychological assessments to adolescents and adults aged 16 and older. Focused on empowering clients and their families, she specializes in clarifying diagnoses and identifying strategies to improve academic, occupational, and social performance, along with targeted assessments for emerging and existing mental health issues. Her detailed recommendations and tailored treatment plans pinpoint personal strengths and opportunities for growth. Among her areas of expertise are Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Learning Disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and issues related to Internet and Gaming Overuse/Addiction. With unique insights gained from her experience as a former professor, Dr. Hipp understands the intricacies of the college environment and assists individuals in seeking academic accommodations and resources. She is dedicated to fostering a trusting relationship with her clients and their support systems, often collaborating with family members, educators, and other professionals to create a holistic understanding of each client's functioning and abilities. Dr. Hipp offers flexible scheduling options to best accommodate the needs of her clients.

Share Holland is a compassionate and experienced therapist dedicated to supporting individuals across the lifespan, from children aged 6 to 10 to adults facing personal challenges. With a strong focus on anxiety, eating disorders, and relationship issues, she employs a range of therapy types including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Play Therapy, and Positive Psychology, ensuring each individual's unique needs are met. Share's approach is grounded in a variety of modalities, including group and individual therapy, as well as integrating family systems to foster deeper connections and healing. She specializes in addressing a wide array of general issues such as addiction, behavioral concerns, and emotional disturbances, guiding her clients toward healthier, more fulfilling lives. Through her genuine warmth and collaborative spirit, Share creates a safe and nurturing space for growth and self-discovery.

Matthew Holloran, CACIII, is an experienced therapist dedicated to supporting teens, adults, and elders facing a multitude of life’s challenges. His expertise encompasses issues such as depression, substance use, and spirituality, making him a versatile choice for those looking for therapeutic guidance. Matthew utilizes a variety of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Humanistic approaches, to tailor his sessions to the unique needs of each individual or couple. With a compassionate and person-centered practice, Matthew addresses a wide range of concerns, from trauma and PTSD to relationship issues, addiction, and anxiety. He is particularly attuned to the needs of the LGBTQ+ community and individuals grappling with life's transitions, including midlife changes and grief. Matthew’s strength-based and motivational interviewing techniques foster resilience and promote personal growth, making him an ideal partner in the journey toward mental health and well-being.

Adrianne Holloran is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting teens, adults, and seniors in their journey towards mental well-being. Specializing in depression, trauma, and PTSD, she employs a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Emotionally Focused approaches. Adrianne fosters a safe and nurturing environment where clients can explore their emotions and gain insight into their lives.<br /> <br /> With a focus on coping skills and life transitions, Adrianne addresses a range of issues such as anxiety, relationship challenges, and identity concerns. She is well-versed in working with individuals from the LGBTQ+ community, providing tailored support for bisexual, lesbian, and transgender clients. Adrianne's strengths lie in her person-centered and integrative style, allowing for a customized therapeutic experience that honors each client's unique story.<br /> <br /> Her commitment extends to topics like parenting, career counseling, and personal growth, enabling her clients to navigate the complexities of their lives and foster a sense of empowerment. By building strong therapeutic alliances, Adrianne guides individuals through their struggles, helping them to cultivate resilience and a deeper understanding of themselves. Whether addressing mood disorders, grief, or stress, Adrianne Holloran is devoted to nurturing personal growth and emotional healing.

Carli Holmes believes that no issue is too large or small to seek assistance for. Committed to helping her clients reach their optimal potential in mental, emotional, and social growth, she emphasizes that self-awareness and personal identity are at the core of individual development. Carli's mission is to support personal growth by walking alongside her clients in a non-judgmental, empathetic, and safe environment, enabling them to work through a variety of issues, including personal development, relationship concerns, and conflict resolution. Together with Carli, clients can discover solutions, develop action plans, and cultivate skills to navigate life's unpredictabilities. With experience working with all age groups and addressing an array of mental health concerns, she harbors a special passion for empowering women to lead fulfilling lives. Carli acknowledges that each person is unique, and thus, she employs distinctive techniques tailored to individual needs. Utilizing an eclectic approach that often leans towards humanistic, parts work, attachment, and NARM perspectives, she finds joy in helping clients uncover their resilience and enhance their self-perception. While the journey of growth may present challenges, Carli assures it is undeniably worth the effort. Together, clients and Carli ensure that growth occurs in a healthy and constructive manner, ultimately fostering fulfilling lives enriched with strong relationships and positive experiences that reflect each person's wonderful uniqueness.

Kathryn Holt is deeply passionate about guiding women as they embrace their authentic selves. She specializes in supporting individuals who are ready to explore the depths of their inner world, seeking answers to essential questions such as, 'What am I hungry for?' 'What is life asking of me?' and 'What am I here to do?' Kathryn understands that this journey often begins amid struggles, including encounters with eating disorders, depression, anxiety, self-harm, or life confusion. Utilizing a psychospiritual model, she empowers women to amplify their authentic voices in a world that frequently attempts to diminish them. By fostering a trusting relationship with one's own needs, Kathryn helps clients construct the life they truly desire. Her expertise encompasses Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), depth psychology, dream work, and body-oriented practices, allowing her to facilitate a profound connection to self, body, and desires. Through Kathryn's compassionate guidance, women can rediscover their inner strength and wisdom.

Phillip Horner, a Certified Group Psychotherapist, specializes in helping individuals navigate challenges with connecting to themselves and others. He understands that many face difficulties in relationships, particularly with men, and he is dedicated to fostering healthier interpersonal connections. With training in attachment and trauma-informed therapy, Phillip aims to assist individuals in repairing old relationships and establishing new, fulfilling ones. He works compassionately with preteens, teens, and adults undergoing significant life transitions, whether it's emerging from intensive therapy or navigating complex family dynamics. Phillip creates a nurturing environment through group therapy, allowing participants to explore their experiences in relation to others and to enhance their self-understanding. He is passionate about helping those who feel unseen or struggle with connection. Phillip recognizes that finding a therapist can be an overwhelming task. He strives to ensure that all individuals find the right therapeutic match, whether that means working with him or guiding them to another professional better suited to their needs. By focusing on issues like anxiety, relationship challenges, and personal growth, Phillip is committed to supporting his clients on their journey toward healing and connection.

Jaci Hull, CHT, is a skilled therapist working with teens, adults, and couples of all orientations, specializing in a mindful, experiential, and body-integrative approach. She emphasizes personal and relational empowerment, guiding individuals to uncover their best selves while addressing life's challenges. Jaci specializes in trauma, anxiety, life stage transitions, relationship concerns, and depression. She incorporates the latest effective techniques into her practice, aligning with the core values of her therapeutic philosophy. Jaci's expertise includes Experiential, Mindfulness-Based, and Body-Centered Psychotherapy methods, also known as Hakomi Therapy. For trauma recovery, she utilizes Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, EMDR, and Brainspotting, while her couples work is informed by Relational Life Therapy and a variety of updated, research-based approaches. Therapy is conducted in a nurturing environment that embraces Non-Violence, Mindfulness, Organicity, Humor, Compassionate Directness, Honesty, Unity, and Mind-Body Integration, all within a Diversity-Friendly space.

Kris Isaacs is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 20 years of experience working with both adolescents and adults. Specializing in issues such as anxiety, depression, substance abuse, life transitions, and low self-esteem, Kris supports individuals in overcoming their barriers and developing effective coping skills. With a focus on establishing a true sense of self and fostering connections within relationships and communities, Kris creates a nurturing therapeutic environment. Additionally, as a trained Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapist and Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapist (KAP), Kris offers preparation and integration support for psychedelic experiences. Believing in the innate human spirit's desire to heal and grow, Kris emphasizes that life’s challenges can be transformed through the way individuals relate to them. With expertise in a variety of therapeutic modalities—ranging from Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and Internal Family Systems to Trauma-Focused approaches—Kris is dedicated to helping clients build a solid foundation for life, maximizing their potential for personal growth. Kris's passion for the human experience and commitment to finding one's true self is evident in their collaborative approach, guiding individuals towards achieving optimal balance in life.

Eva Jahn is an integrative psychotherapist known for her engaged and relational approach that is deeply grounded in trauma, attachment theories, and neuroscience. Utilizing modalities such as EMDR, mindfulness-based therapy, and social justice counseling, she works tirelessly to create an environment where clients can truly become their authentic selves. Her therapeutic process takes into account individuals’ personal, familial, and cultural histories, as well as their self-perceptions and worldviews. Eva specializes in working with female-identifying adults and young adults, addressing issues such as trauma and PTSD, particularly those stemming from sexual assault and abuse, anxiety, stress, depression, shame, multicultural identity, and climate distress. With a rich background that includes growing up in Germany and navigating various cultures, she understands how diversity and social structures shape individual experiences. Eva champions diversity and its profound impact on therapy, underlining her commitment to antiracist clinical work rooted in both personal and collective social liberation.

Jovahna Jasmine Pena, a licensed professional counselor, specializes in guiding individuals through the soulful exploration of finding meaning and purpose in their lives. She believes that the struggles faced in life can be transformed into opportunities for self-revelation, transformation, and empowerment. Jovahna is passionate about aiding others in healing from trauma and discovering the lives their souls long to express. Recognizing that this journey demands hope, courage, and vulnerability, she stands as a gentle yet firm guide, dedicated to helping clients create the lives they desire. As a somatic-based psychotherapist, Jovahna focuses on trauma treatment and works with clients facing themes such as shame, grief and loss, anxiety, depression, and relationships. She fosters a safe, non-judgmental environment that empowers individuals to cultivate their unique life paths. Engaging in therapeutic work under Jovahna's guidance can be meaningful, challenging, and immensely rewarding. She embraces an integrative approach, blending clinical and experiential methods that draw upon neuroscience, an Attachment lens, Mindfulness, DBT, MI, and the Somatic and Expressive Arts to support clients on their journeys.