Suellen May is a dedicated therapist specializing in supporting individuals grappling with anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and complex relationship issues. Her practice is firmly rooted in treating OCD and its associated challenges, including panic disorder, social anxiety, body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), emetophobia, and body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs). Suellen believes that every client carries a unique narrative deserving of attention to help illuminate the unconscious mind and alleviate distress. She is particularly attuned to clients who may intellectualize their struggles, often leading to overthinking rather than feeling. Through her compassionate and affirming approach, especially towards LGBTQIA individuals, she endeavors to dismantle unhealthy patterns and cultivate emotional awareness. With a focus on couples therapy and severe anxiety/OCD, Suellen employs a variety of techniques including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), exposure therapy (ERP), and inference-based cognitive behavior therapy (I-CBT) tailored to the needs of her clients. As a proud professional member of the International OCD Foundation, she engages in regular consultations with OCD therapists on both national and international platforms. Above all, Suellen values the feedback from her clients, fostering an environment where they feel empowered to express how their therapeutic journey is progressing. She is eager to connect with those who believe they would benefit from her supportive and insightful guidance.

Charlotte Mckernan understands that life and relationships can be challenging, often exacerbated by the unrealistic pressures individuals place on themselves. Many face obstacles such as anxiety, depression, and demanding external circumstances that hinder their happiness and the quality of their relationships. She assists individuals in overcoming their inner critic, establishing healthy and clear boundaries, thereby fostering the most meaningful and engaging relationships possible. With Charlotte's guidance, clients gain valuable insights into their behaviors and develop strategies to lead more purposeful, balanced lives.<br /> <br /> Charlotte works with both couples and individuals dealing with diverse challenges stemming from various backgrounds. She specializes in supporting young women, addressing issues such as loneliness, insecurity, depression, intimacy problems, and pre-marital jitters. Furthermore, she creates a safe and nurturing environment for exploring vulnerabilities and concerns, helping clients make significant progress toward their desired goals and changes. As a compassionate guide on her clients' journeys, Charlotte would be honored to support you on your path to personal growth and improved relationships.

Connie Mitchell specializes in guiding individuals through psychological pain and healing, particularly focusing on trauma and PTSD. Recognizing that many face struggles such as isolation, job loss, and significant life transitions, she invites clients to engage in a collaborative partnership aimed at uncovering hope in challenging times and envisioning a brighter future. Certified in tele-mental health counseling, Connie ensures her clients receive the best possible therapeutic experience through online services. Her deep compassion for those in distress fuels her commitment to be the support that others may have needed during their own difficult journeys. Utilizing a relational style of therapy, she seeks to understand issues from her clients' perspectives, offering techniques such as guided trauma work (EMDR) and personalized tele-mental health services. Connie believes in the shared experience of emotional pain and aspires to help her clients find meaning, explore their identities, and align their futures with their core values.

Laura Molzer is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist with a deep-seated passion for connecting with individuals and understanding their unique life stories. Her empathetic and warm approach allows clients to feel accepted and valued, no matter where they are in their journey. Laura is dedicated to helping clients alleviate problematic symptoms and foster a sense of peace and happiness in their lives. With extensive knowledge of how trauma affects the brain, she brings a profound insight into human behavior and emotional responses. Utilizing various therapeutic techniques, including trauma-focused strategies and neurofeedback, Laura enables individuals to cultivate awareness of their mental and emotional functioning. This awareness paves the way for creating calmer nervous systems, leading to relief from a wide range of symptoms. She works with various age groups, including children, teens, adults, and elders, offering compassionate support through challenges such as anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and self-esteem struggles.

Stacy Musial believes that everyone deserves to thrive. With a compassionate and empathetic approach, she invites clients to come as they are and fosters a genuine connection in the therapeutic setting. Understanding that trauma is not something one must learn to live with, Stacy empowers individuals to overcome their challenges and create the life they truly deserve. Her intention is to provide unwavering support and encouragement, guiding clients to discover their authentic selves and shine their internal light brightly. Stacy embodies mutual respect and dignity in her practice, often employing an out-of-the-box perspective to get to the root of issues. With diverse training in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), mindfulness therapies, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), and psychedelic integration, her eclectic approach recognizes that therapy is not one-size-fits-all. Passionate about helping others navigate life's obstacles, she has assisted many individuals on their journeys to uncover the potential within themselves and thrive. Through her expertise, clients find a safe space to explore deeper issues, including trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and life transitions, paving the way for meaningful change and fulfillment.

Lotte Muster views psychotherapy through a multifaceted lens that encompasses body, mind, and spirit. Her reflective, interactive, and compassionate approach focuses on the present moment, fostering a deep connection with her clients. She utilizes skill building through cognitive behavioral therapy alongside body-centered techniques to facilitate healing. If requested, Lotte seamlessly incorporates complementary practices such as coping skills, wellness strategies, stress management techniques, relaxation practices, meditation, soul work, and healthy living into her therapy sessions. Central to her philosophy is the importance of gaining self-awareness, self-reliance, and emotional well-being, as these are essential components for a fulfilling life. Additionally, Lotte includes body-centered psychotherapy to address challenges such as grief and loss, substance abuse, as well as issues related to domestic abuse and PTSD.

Carolyn Newman understands that life can be challenging and that hurt is a universal experience. Whether intentional or unintentional, the wounds we carry can profoundly affect our bodies, souls, and spirits. She knows that addressing these wounds, particularly those stemming from trauma and abuse, is essential for healing. Carolyn believes that choosing to confront pain is a courageous step towards recovery and that successful healing unfolds in a safe, supportive atmosphere guided by knowledgeable professionals. She specializes in assisting individuals grappling with depression, anxiety, the impacts of sexual abuse, PTSD, and identity concerns. For those with spiritual struggles, Carolyn skillfully integrates a robust psychotherapeutic approach with profound insights into spirituality. Alongside her colleague Shar Alsum, with whom she has collaborated for 15 years, Carolyn has witnessed the powerful outcomes of their joint efforts to expedite the healing process. Together, they curate a healing space that significantly enhances the therapeutic experience for their clients.

Anca Niculae understands that throughout our lives, individuals often find themselves at pivotal crossroads, feeling stuck or uncertain about their direction. Whether clients are grappling with relationship dilemmas, career choices, or the desire for a significant life change, she reassures them that they are not alone in their struggles. With a keen awareness of life's complexities, Anca provides compassionate guidance to help navigate feelings of confusion and loneliness. She draws on her training in The Nurtured Heart Approach, EMDR, Brainspotting, Gottman's Couples Therapy, and Mindfulness Meditation, combining these methodologies to foster a supportive environment for growth and healing. Anca favors an interpersonal approach, characterized by transparency, openness, and a willingness to learn alongside her clients. She is adept at discussing sensitive subjects often plagued by stigma, and she recognizes the emotional weight of feelings such as loneliness, confusion, and loss. From her profound personal experiences, Anca also brings forth the empowering emotions of confidence, entrepreneurship, and risk-taking. She warmly invites individuals of all ages—children, teens, adults, and elders—to embark on their journey of self-discovery and healing with her expertise, as they work together toward overcoming life's challenges.

Jen Phippen offers a profoundly supportive and nurturing presence in an increasingly complex and chaotic world. Recognizing the overwhelming suffering that many face, Jen embodies the healer and dreamer that is needed now more than ever. Her approach reflects the importance of self-love as foundational for healing, encouraging individuals to open their hearts to the myriad of life's challenges without shutting down. How transformative would it be for one to release past hurts and engage in genuine, loving communication with others? Jen invites everyone to envision a more fulfilling life that aligns with their values and contributes to a more compassionate world, all while avoiding burnout. She specializes in supporting mothers navigating the demands of parenting, caregivers assisting loved ones, and fellow healers committed to the wellness of others. Jen provides compassionate therapy services to help clients thrive, offering both individual therapy and leading breathwork healing circles that foster deeper connections and a sense of community.

Christi Piker understands the deep suffering that many individuals experience during their lives. She recognizes that while feeling stuck in painful emotional states is a common human experience, it’s essential to find pathways out of it. Christi knows that an overwhelmed and under-resourced nervous system can lead to unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as substance use, excessive work, or isolation. Believing that life can be more fulfilling, she welcomes those who seek support on their journey towards healing. Drawing from her foundation in Buddhist and Contemplative Psychology, Christi employs a trauma-informed and attachment-based approach to therapy. She creates a compassionate environment where clients can build greater awareness of their experiences and find the space needed for growth. By exploring feelings, physical sensations, and behaviors that hinder personal desires, Christi guides individuals towards greater freedom and ease of being. She reassures her clients that it is perfectly okay to show up as they are and express whatever they are holding. Every step taken towards healing is met with trust in the loving and brave parts within them that seek support.

Kelley Quirk is a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in telehealth couple and individual therapy. She also conducts psychological assessments for ADHD, giftedness, learning/intelligence, personality, and trauma. A professor of psychology, Kelley aligns her practice with current and evolving scientific approaches, enabling her clients to reshape their patterns both within themselves and in their relationships. Through collaboration, Kelley challenges what is not working in her clients’ lives and enhances what is. At the University of Denver, her clinical science work centers around couple therapy, the experiences of LGBTQ identities, and exploring concepts of death and meaning. She has also contributed her expertise as a therapist in a wilderness excursion group for young adult cancer survivors, where she teaches mindfulness skills and self-reflection. Kelley's approach is rooted in cultural sensitivity, nonjudgment, support, and empowerment, ensuring that she tailors her methods to each individual's unique needs. By identifying problematic patterns and emphasizing personal growth, Kelley works closely with clients to develop a personalized path toward their goals. She is excited to help others write the next chapter of their lives.

Emily Richter is a dedicated psychologist who assists clients in navigating through challenging life events, mental health disorders, and everyday struggles. With a focus on adults, adolescents, and elders, she addresses a diverse range of concerns, including adjustment issues, depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, OCD, and gender/sexuality issues, as well as couples and marital challenges. Emily is trained and experienced in multiple psychological modalities, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), interpersonal process therapy, psychodynamic therapy, psychodramatic techniques, and EMDR. Her clients appreciate her sense of humor, authenticity, and deep passion for her work. Specializing in the treatment of various eating disorders—including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and atypical anorexia—she provides a multi-faceted approach that includes talk therapy, experiential therapy, mindfulness-based techniques, and EMDR. Understanding that seeking help can be a daunting journey, Emily is committed to supporting her clients as they confront their struggles. She aims to walk alongside them in their healing process, guiding them towards a place of well-being.

Amanda Rippee understands the challenges of navigating stress, hurt, or trauma and the uncertainty of where to turn for support. As a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapy candidate, she works with a diverse range of clients, offering compassionate guidance through their unique experiences. Trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Amanda specializes in helping individuals who have endured severe trauma, focusing on the intricate dynamics between clients and their environments. She emphasizes education and equips her clients with practical tools to navigate life’s challenges more effectively. Her genuine passion lies in assisting those in need, reminding them that they do not have to face their struggles alone. Amanda believes in the neutrality of emotions and encourages clients to accept their feelings as they are. For those interested in exploring the possibility of working together, she provides a welcoming introduction through complimentary meet-and-greet sessions, ensuring a good fit for their therapy needs. Amanda also shares insights and motivation through her counseling center’s Instagram, offering weekly Motivational Mondays to inspire and uplift her community.