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Polina Kodess, PhD, is a compassionate and goal-oriented therapist who specializes in supporting teens and adults through life's challenges. She understands that many individuals may feel drained, anxious, or disconnected from their true selves, often masking their struggles behind a facade of strength. Polina is dedicated to helping her clients create balanced, fulfilling lives, where they can thrive personally and professionally. Whether dealing with relationship issues, anxiety, or navigating significant life transitions, she employs a range of therapeutic techniques, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and Positive Psychology, to tailor the approach that best suits each individual’s needs. She values the importance of a collaborative process that fosters a sense of connection and grounding at home and work. For those in relationships, she provides Couples Counseling, helping partners navigate their unique journeys together. With her extensive training and genuine commitment to client well-being, Polina empowers her clients to embrace change and cultivate happiness in all aspects of their lives.

Colleen Ladd believes that everyone has an array of stories waiting to be shared. She values these narratives deeply, understanding that they often feel safer hidden away in memories, yet the accompanying pain can manifest as struggles in daily life. Clients may feel trapped by the echoes of their past, as their hopes and dreams for a brighter future seem overpowered. Colleen recognizes this longing to have stories seen, honored, and supported. She specializes in working with LGBTQIA+ individuals from all walks of life, ages 12 and older, as well as those navigating challenges like depression, anxiety, grief, stress, self-esteem, and life transitions. Her aim is to foster a compassionate and curious exploration of the self, guiding individuals who aspire to cultivate self-love and nurturing relationships. If Colleen's message resonates with anyone, she invites them to connect. Together, they will gather self-compassion, nurture curiosity, rediscover innate strengths, and embark on a journey back home to their unique expression in the world.

C.J. Malament is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to helping individuals live a deeply engaged, fiercely connected, and meaningful life. With a neurodiversity-affirming, mind-body approach, C.J. supports those who need to reset from shame, blame, or negativity, as well as those looking to boost their confidence and self-esteem, heal from challenging experiences, and find connection with others. Specializing in ADHD, Trauma, PTSD, and Anxiety, C.J. employs an eclectic range of therapy modalities, including EMDR, Internal Family Systems, and Play Therapy, alongside creative activities such as art, mindfulness, writing, drama, and animal-assisted therapy. Believing that understanding the impact of our stories allows individuals to reclaim their power, C.J. encourages clients to view themselves as heroes of their own narratives, fostering a sense of peace, meaning, and belonging. It is an honor for C.J. to walk alongside clients on their journeys toward healing and empowerment.

Karen Mills is a dedicated therapist who believes that early experiences profoundly shape one's self-concept, expectations, and behavior. She understands that significant change occurs through the journey of self-discovery and understanding within a safe and nurturing therapeutic relationship. For Karen, the therapeutic alliance is the cornerstone of effective psychotherapy, where both the client and therapist are active participants in the healing process. With extensive studies in psychoanalysis, early childhood development, and attachment theory, she brings a rich and informed perspective to her practice. Furthermore, she stays current with recent brain research and cognitive behavioral methodologies, skillfully integrating these insights into her work, which is always personalized to suit each individual’s specific needs. Karen has a wealth of experience, having worked in various settings and treatment modalities, including teaching early childhood development and parenting classes, directing an outpatient drug treatment program, and providing training and supervision to students and clinicians. Her passion for fostering growth and understanding in her clients is at the heart of her therapeutic approach.

Empowered Minds is dedicated to helping individuals uncover their genuine voice and sense of self through each small step forward. Specializing in working with adults and elders, this practice emphasizes strength-based goal setting and mindful self-empowerment. Clients grappling with life changes, daily stress, relationship challenges, or feelings of hopelessness, anxiety, and depression can find support on their journey toward rediscovering self-love and contentment. Empowered Minds is committed to facilitating the discovery of one's fullest potential by identifying and building upon individual strengths, recognizing how a life aligned with personal values can foster growth, and promoting compassionate awareness of thoughts and feelings to guide clients toward acceptance of their authentic selves. In therapy sessions, the therapist collaborates with clients to explore the values they cherish and how these can lead to realistic steps toward achieving their goals. The therapist prioritizes clients' unique experiences and aspirations, fostering an environment that encourages vulnerability, inspiration, and meaningful, long-term change.

Stephen Mitchell brings over 15 years of experience as a therapist, working with both individuals and couples to navigate the complexities of life. His practice is centered on helping clients explore how their life experiences shape their beliefs, emotions, and relationships, fostering a deeper connection with themselves and others. His expertise extends to a diverse array of challenges, including addiction, relationship issues, trauma, anxiety, and life transitions. Additionally, Stephen has specialized training in managing acute and chronic illnesses, with a research focus on guiding couples through pregnancy loss and infertility. Having worked extensively in the field of addiction for six years, he understands the dynamics of grief and loss, depression, and self-esteem issues. Stephen recognizes that therapy can evoke feelings of discomfort and fear, stemming from a personal understanding of the therapeutic journey. He remains committed to providing a compassionate and experienced presence, empowering clients to embrace change and cultivate fulfilling, meaningful relationships.

Stephen Mitchell, PhD, LMFT, brings over 15 years of experience in therapy, working with individuals and couples to explore how their life experiences shape their beliefs, behaviors, emotions, and relationships. His compassionate approach encourages clients to take meaningful actions toward feeling more connected to themselves and others. Specializing in areas such as relationship issues, addiction, trauma, anxiety, and grief, he is particularly skilled in navigating challenges around pregnancy loss and infertility, stemming from his PhD research. With dedicated training in acute and chronic illness, Stephen is committed to assisting clients through life's transitions. He understands that therapy can evoke feelings of discomfort, embarrassment, and fear, having personally experienced these challenges. He believes in the potential for positive change and offers a supportive and experienced presence to help clients find the transformations they seek.

Christine Moor understands that individuals choose to begin therapy when they face psychological distress and yearn for wellbeing. She recognizes the courage and determination it takes to embark on such a healing journey, often seen as a pivotal moment filled with mixed emotions and possibilities. In her practice, Christine prioritizes developing a therapeutic relationship grounded in trust and safety, essential for her clients' growth. Recognizing that some clients may need to acquire life skills to enhance their inner resilience, she approaches therapy with flexibility and compassion. With proficiency in various techniques, including Interactive Guided Imagery, Experiential Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Christine offers both short and long-term psychotherapy tailored to meet her clients' needs. She views psychotherapy as both an art and a science, blending knowledge with the delicate skills that foster empathy, acceptance, and collaborative engagement. Through her approach, Christine nourishes her clients' emotional needs, facilitating the emergence of something new within them.

Coty Nolin is a compassionate and skilled therapist who graduated with a Master of Family Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University in 2020. With a focus on helping teens and adults navigate life's challenges, Coty specializes in addressing anxiety, relationship issues, and offers sex therapy. They adeptly work with a variety of general issues including trauma and PTSD, infidelity, coping skills, life transitions, and support for LGBTQ+ individuals, among others. Coty's therapeutic approach is richly diverse, utilizing modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and the Gottman Method, among others. This eclectic and trauma-informed stance enhances their ability to connect with clients from all walks of life, providing a safe and nurturing environment for personal growth and healing.

Alyssa Oland is a highly experienced therapist with 19 years dedicated to helping individuals navigate a multitude of challenges. Her expertise spans a wide range of conditions including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, stress related to medical conditions, behavioral issues in children, ADHD, grief and loss, and the complexities of parenting. Alyssa is adept at addressing co-parenting dynamics, academic and job-related stress, as well as issues surrounding life transitions from youth to adulthood. She specializes in treating obsessive-compulsive disorder, eating disorders, trauma, and relationship conflicts. Furthermore, she possesses significant experience in conducting psychological testing for accurate diagnostic clarification and comprehensive treatment planning. Alyssa employs a strengths-based, patient-centered approach, utilizing empirically supported interventions such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. She expertly incorporates motivational interviewing, exposure response prevention, narrative therapy, and functional family therapy into her practice. With a focus on creating a safe, supportive, and empowering environment, Alyssa invites individuals to embark on their journey of healing and growth, guiding them toward their personal goals with compassion and understanding.

Trayci Prince understands how overwhelming life can sometimes seem, especially for those dealing with depression, anxiety, or grief due to stressful life transitions. She believes that while individuals are the experts of their own lives, there are moments when everyone could benefit from support. As a therapist, Trayci partners with clients in an active and non-judgmental style to help them achieve their unique goals. Her approach is eclectic and holistic, tailored to meet individual needs. With a doctorate training and specialization in integrative health, she has extensive experience addressing both medical and psychological health concerns. Trayci has a strong focus on providing support to LGBTQ youth, adults, and families, as well as in pediatric and adult HIV counseling. Additionally, she specializes in college and career assessment and counseling. EMDR trained, Trayci has experience as a former mind-body therapist and co-facilitator of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) at the University of Arizona’s Integrative Health Center, where she witnessed the profound benefits of the mind-body connection. Upon consent and interest, she is open to consulting with her clients' healthcare providers. Allowing Trayci to assist individuals can lead to an improved quality of life.

Renee Rivera understands the struggles that come with feeling disconnected in relationships, the frustrations of repetitive arguments, and the sorrow of a fading love life. For those who find themselves lost in their romantic journey, she stands ready to offer guidance and support. Specializing in intimacy issues, Renee provides counseling for individuals and couples facing relationship challenges. Her expertise is particularly valuable for middle-aged and older adults, along with interracial and intercultural couples of all ages. Whether it's navigating the aftermath of infidelity, addressing the impacts of a past divorce, or coping with the changes brought by aging on both body and libido, Renee helps her clients reconnect and rediscover fulfillment in their relationships. She knows how isolating these experiences can feel and wants her clients to know they do not have to face these challenges alone. With her compassionate approach, Renee assists in breaking down barriers that hinder the relationships and intimacy her clients desire, whatever that may look like for them. In therapy, clients will explore their feelings, focus on emotional healing, and work towards restoring hope and confidence. Renee's practice offers a safe and accepting space for everyone, regardless of orientation or lifestyle. Whether one is single, dating, or married for decades, Renee firmly believes that happy relationships and healthy intimacy are essential to overall well-being.

Daniel Schoenwald is a dedicated and passionate psychotherapist who believes in the transformative power of active participation in psychotherapy. His successful clients – whether individuals, couples, or families – are those who are motivated for change and engage deeply in the therapeutic process. He emphasizes the importance of introspection, encouraging clients to reflect on their experiences within and beyond sessions to enrich their relationships, aspirations, and overall life satisfaction. The journey of psychotherapy is not only about the therapist and client but requires collaborative effort to overcome challenges and foster growth.<br /> <br /> With a particular interest in men's issues, Daniel offers psychotherapy to adults, adolescents, and children aged 8 and older. His primary modalities are rooted in psychodynamic and interpersonal approaches, while he also skillfully integrates cognitive behavioral and existential techniques. The extensive knowledge he holds in psychopharmacology further complements his therapeutic practice.<br /> <br /> In addition to his private practice, Daniel previously imparted his wisdom as a professor at Nova Southeastern University, where he taught Adult Psychopathology and Group Therapy and Process. Now based in Denver, he serves on the faculty at Denver Health, contributing to an integrated primary care facility, furthering his commitment to comprehensive mental health care.