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Kristi Brown is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT, who adopts a systems theory approach to counseling, focusing on identifying problems within the broader context of the systems in which they arise. Rather than viewing issues as solely individual burdens, she emphasizes the role that the entire system plays in problem formation, recognizing the interdependence of behaviors and environmental factors. In her practice, Kristi fosters a caring and respectful atmosphere, guiding her clients in discovering their goals for creating a more fulfilling future. Life coaching is a vital component of her therapeutic process, as she understands that challenges often serve as catalysts for seeking help. Together, clients and Kristi work to shift the focus from problems to solutions, examining the context in which issues occur, and co-creating strategies for resolution. Typically, clients can expect an average of six to ten sessions during the therapeutic journey. Throughout the process, Kristi explores interactional patterns, family dynamics, metamessages, and transgenerational themes with the aim of enhancing flexibility and self-expression within the family system.

With more than 25 years of experience in the field, Roderic Burks exemplifies a deep commitment to the art of healing through therapy. Graduating cum laude from Adams State University with a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, as well as earning honors from George Washington University School of Medicine in Clinical Management and Leadership, Mr. Burks has a solid foundation in both mental health and leadership. His academic accolades also include the prestigious Presidential Scholarship and a master's in Mind-Body Medicine from Saybrook University, emphasizing his dedication to integrative mental health. Currently engaged in advanced studies at the Maryland University of Integrative Health, he is focused on exploring alternative approaches to psychiatric conditions, grounded in the principles of naturopathy. Mr. Burks has pursued doctoral studies in Clinical Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute and a master's program in Applied Psychology at the University of Santa Monica. He has frequently shared his expertise as an invited guest on national television and media outlets. Bringing together education and a holistic perspective, Roderic Burks utilizes methods including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Clinical Hypnosis, and integrative psychotherapy in his therapeutic practice. He also provides supervision for those pursuing postgraduate training toward licensure, contributing to the development of the next generation of mental health professionals.

Claire Burns, LPC, is a compassionate therapist who specializes in guiding individuals through their pain and struggles. Whether clients are dealing with trauma, grief, anxiety, or challenging relationships, Claire provides a supportive environment to facilitate transformation and growth. She encourages clients to shift their old relational patterns into healthier connections, empowering them to embrace their most authentic selves. With specialized training in EMDR and AEDP, Claire is well-equipped to accompany her clients on their healing journey, helping them uncover the parts of themselves that yearn to be seen and healed. Over time, clients will become more at ease with discomfort and learn to cultivate deep self-love. Claire strives to be a safe and nurturing space for healing, demonstrating that the journey is not one to be undertaken alone. Those who work with her often find relief and a renewed sense of hope as they navigate their healing process together.

Meet Manda Cook, a dedicated therapist specializing in helping teens and adults navigate through challenges such as ADHD, anxiety, and traumatic experiences. Recognizing that taking the first step to seek help can be a significant achievement, Manda provides a compassionate and safe environment for her clients to explore their feelings and experiences. With a Master's degree in Clinical Counseling from Denver Seminary, she approaches therapy with respect for all beliefs, fostering a sense of inclusivity. Manda understands that various factors, including past traumas and relationship dynamics, can hinder individuals from reaching their desired health and vitality. Her therapeutic style is eclectic, drawing on trauma-focused methods, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and EMDR, tailored to meet the unique needs of each person. Manda believes that everyone has their own strengths and insights, and she is committed to guiding them in uncovering their potential while addressing the obstacles that may hold them back. Through her expertise, she empowers clients to develop coping skills and navigate life transitions, ultimately supporting them on their journey toward emotional wellness.

Steph Cosca is a compassionate therapist who understands the overwhelming challenges individuals face in school, work, and relationships. She is dedicated to helping clients feel calmer, more fulfilled, and more confident. With a focus on deeper understanding, Steph guides individuals in managing their feelings and enhancing their communication skills, fostering a sense of self-worth and successful relationships. Utilizing psychodynamic therapy, DBT, mindfulness, and EMDR, she has witnessed transformative improvements in her clients' overall functioning, confidence levels, and interpersonal skills. Steph's clinical experience encompasses working with children, teenagers, and adults in both inpatient and outpatient settings, with a specialization in anxiety, depression, substance use, self-harm, and trauma, including sexual assault. Together with her clients, she seeks to identify and disrupt patterns that no longer serve them, ensuring they feel heard, validated, and understood. To create a calming and stress-relieving therapy environment, Steph also collaborates with her certified therapy dog, Juneau, who is incredibly attuned to their moods and behaviors. A journey with Steph promises to be a collaborative effort towards a better overall well-being.

Berkeley Davis is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who specializes in working with adults facing challenges such as ADHD, particularly late-diagnosed ADHD and Autism, and self-esteem issues. With a broad understanding of various general concerns, Berkeley provides support for individuals navigating life transitions, relationship dynamics, and coping skills. Their expertise extends to addressing diverse issues such as domestic abuse, infertility, and mood disorders, with a strong emphasis on the experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals, men, and those facing parenting and impulse control challenges. Berkeley employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), tailoring their approach to meet the unique needs of couples and individuals alike. With a warm and person-centered approach, Berkeley is committed to helping clients achieve personal growth and navigate through their struggles with resilience and compassion.

Jennifer Doft is a compassionate therapist who specializes in helping individuals navigate feelings of being stuck and seeking change in their lives. She adeptly meets clients where they are, guiding them in creating meaningful goals and pursuing a more fulfilled and healthier existence. With extensive experience in addressing grief, anxiety, and depression, Jennifer understands the complexities involved in overcoming life’s challenges. She employs a person-centered and cognitive behavioral approach, providing tailored support to each client. Currently, she is enhancing her skills with training in EMDR, further enriching her therapeutic repertoire.

Candice Dow is a Licensed Professional Counselor dedicated to supporting teens and adults who feel torn between their current lives and their authentic selves. She understands the pressures of everyday life and is committed to helping clients identify their hopes and dreams. Candice believes in the potential for change and recognizes that sometimes a fresh perspective is all that's needed to find clarity. Her approach is relational and culturally sensitive, employing various therapeutic modalities, including Trauma-Focused and Person-Centered therapy, EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).<br /> <br /> With honesty, transparency, and a deep commitment to client well-being, Candice seeks to understand each individual's unique story. She explores what is working, what isn't, and what goals clients aspire to achieve. To her, mental health struggles are just a small part of each person’s journey and do not define who they are. Candice invites you to embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering the real you beyond expectations and labels. Take the first step and consider the possibility of a brighter, more fulfilling future.

Christy Elwell is a highly skilled clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their emotional journeys. She understands that navigating the complexities of anxiety, sadness, and trauma can be overwhelming for teenagers and young adults, who often feel misunderstood and lost in their experiences. Christy recognizes the importance of providing a roadmap through these challenges, and she is passionate about partnering with her clients to help them develop the skills and tools they need for healing. Offering therapy in both Spanish and English, she employs family systems and cognitive behavioral therapies, always honoring the unique experiences of her clients. Christy believes that each individual is the expert of their own life and admires the courage it takes to seek support. Her inclusive and accepting therapeutic space is designed for growth and healing, empowering young adults, teenagers, and their families to embrace their futures. With Christy's guidance, they can tackle feelings of hopelessness and fear and take the vital next step towards a brighter tomorrow.

Melodye Feldman offers a nurturing and respectful environment for adults seeking to find meaning in their lives. She skillfully explores the unique perspectives clients bring as they navigate various life challenges. With her warm and inviting approach, Melodye creates opportunities for individuals and couples to address life transitions and relationship concerns. Her extensive experience encompasses all ages and developmental stages, addressing issues related to anxiety, depression, and confusion that often accompany significant change. A specialist in couples therapy, Melodye draws from over 20 years of knowledge in conflict resolution, trauma, and communication skills. Her expertise encompasses the journeys of emerging young adults, parents managing their roles, adults facing transitional challenges, and couples making sense of life as they age. Melodye values the privacy and confidentiality of her clients, opting for a direct pay agreement and offering a sliding scale fee to accommodate students and individuals on fixed incomes.

Noelle Foote is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through the evolving landscape of their connections and communities. In the past year and a half, many have felt the unsettling impact of change, and Noelle provides a supportive space for processing and navigating this complex period. She walks with clients toward discovering their authentic paths, asking essential questions, understanding their feelings, and ultimately healing. Acknowledging the stress, hopelessness, and fatigue that can arise from shifting patterns, Noelle's therapeutic approach is deeply rooted in respect for her clients’ lived experiences, relationships, family backgrounds, cultures, belief systems, and identities. Whether working with adults, adolescents, parents, or caregivers, Noelle meets her clients wherever they are in their journey, balancing curiosity, humor, directness, and compassion. She understands that seeking a new therapist requires vulnerability and courage, and together, they will establish a personalized path that is free from judgment or shame. With Noelle's guidance, clients can shift, alter, and rewrite the patterns that define their lives.

Marica Frank is a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in helping adults and seniors navigate through challenges such as depression, trauma, and relationship issues. She excels at guiding individuals who feel trapped in unhealthy patterns, empowering them to identify and remove the obstacles to their flourishing. With a firm belief that everyone possesses the innate capacity to heal and thrive, Marica works collaboratively with clients committed to their healing journey. Her expertise lies in addressing the emotional wounds stemming from childhood trauma, grief, and persistent self-doubt. Marica adopts a warm and interactive approach, focusing on uncovering what blocks her clients from living joyfully and freely. She emphasizes developing emotional resilience and self-compassion, believing that everyone can find a path toward healing. Well-versed in evidence-based techniques like EMDR, Marica is dedicated to creating a supportive environment for her clients through each session.

Darrelle Fricke, LPC, is a compassionate therapist who serves preteens, teens, adults, and elders with a focus on fostering healing through various therapeutic approaches. With a wealth of experience, Darrelle specializes in navigating family conflict, emotional disturbances, and pivotal life transitions. Their clinical expertise extends to addressing common issues such as substance use, relationship challenges, and grief and loss. Utilizing evidence-based modalities like Trauma-Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the Gottman Method, Darrelle provides tailored support either individually, in couples, or family sessions. Committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment, Darrelle empowers clients from diverse backgrounds, including LGBTQ+ identities, to explore their experiences and develop coping skills for a healthier, more fulfilling life.