Alice Peters understands that the journey toward self-discovery and healing can often feel overwhelming. She recognizes that individuals may experience tunnel vision when facing challenges, making it difficult to identify the options and possibilities available. Alice is committed to guiding, collaborating, and supporting each client as they navigate their path to relief, self-empowerment, and authenticity, taking manageable steps along the way. As clients achieve greater levels of self-acceptance, they often find their relationships transforming into more meaningful connections. Alice tailors her therapy sessions to meet the unique needs and goals of each individual, utilizing a variety of cutting-edge tools and methods. Her sessions last up to 90 minutes and may include psychoeducation, hypnotherapy, guided visualization, spiritual work, chakra tuning, energy management, and archetype and past life regression therapy. The therapeutic relationship is built on acceptance, non-judgment, empathy, and trust; Alice's calling is to serve her clients. With a continual focus on her education in psychology, whole body wellness, fitness, neuroscience, and spiritual attunement, she fosters an environment that is LGBTQIA affirmative and friendly.

Meagan Andersen, a dedicated Art Therapist, recognizes the profound power of art to unlock the mind and facilitate healing from past traumas and experiences. With a deep belief in art's inherent healing nature, she creates avenues for her clients to engage actively in art practices, enabling deeper connections and fostering personal reflection. Meagan utilizes mindfulness techniques in her therapeutic approach, guiding clients to explore their inner strengths, which promotes their healing journey. A safe and nurturing environment is her priority, allowing clients to share, grow, and heal effectively. While she primarily works with children and adolescents, Meagan also extends her expertise to adults grappling with a variety of symptoms, including anxiety and trauma. Meagan is confident in the capability of art therapy to support diverse populations, focusing on the expressive process rather than the end product. Anyone can benefit from art therapy, as the simple act of creating can lead to powerful affirmations and realizations. As a therapist, Meagan creates a safe space where clients can explore their emotions through art, providing a valuable channel for expressing thoughts that may be difficult to verbalize.

Kelly Andrews, LPCC, is a dedicated therapist who understands that the journey to feeling better can be challenging. Many clients, especially women, often face a difficult combination of anxiety and low self-esteem, which can hinder their daily mental health. Kelly believes that healing, relaxation, and newfound confidence are achievable for everyone, regardless of past experiences, including trauma and negative body image. With a strong focus on trauma-informed counseling, she specializes in addressing women's issues such as relationship violence, disordered eating, social anxiety, sexual discrimination, and life transitions like puberty and menopause. Her therapeutic approach is rooted in a variety of modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Compassion Focused Therapy, among others. Kelly encourages individuals to explore their options in finding the right therapist, knowing that this process is crucial for their path to healing. She is passionately committed to providing a safe space for her clients to share their struggles and develop coping skills, aimed at improving self-esteem and overall well-being. Kelly's objective is to guide her clients towards feeling empowered and less isolated in their journeys.