Dr. Rebekah Knight-Baughman is dedicated to helping individuals heal and thrive through meaningful relationships. With expertise in areas such as grief, eating disorders, and anxiety, her mission is to guide clients as they lean into their strengths and discover effective coping strategies. Rebekah employs a variety of therapeutic techniques, including mindfulness, dialectical behavior therapy, and psychodynamic approaches, all tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. She supports individuals in managing emotions, enhancing relationships, and nurturing self-compassion and kindness. By fostering a collaborative environment, Dr. Knight-Baughman empowers her clients to build on their strengths, cope with distress, exercise agency in their reactions, and improve their interpersonal connections.

Katherine Lacette is a dedicated therapist who enjoys working with individuals seeking healing and growth. She values the transformative moments when clients wish to gain self-awareness, improve their relationships, and feel motivated to engage more deeply with life. Katherine takes pride in providing a safe space for those who may not yet be ready to heal, nurturing an environment where they can begin their journey. With a holistic approach to psychotherapy and coaching, she is committed to learning about the incredible beings her clients are and supporting them as they strive towards their greatest potential. Whether individuals are looking to deepen their emotional intelligence, navigate through grief, eliminate barriers to their potential, integrate peak experiences, or find more meaning in life, Katherine is confident that through their collaborative work, they can move closer to their aspirations. It is common for life’s complications to weigh heavily on individuals, but by being vulnerable and seeking help, they are already making strides toward healing and reclaiming their empowerment in life.

Jennifer Lawrence understands that life can often feel overwhelming, and the task of finding the right therapist may only add to that stress. She offers a free initial consultation that provides a compassionate space for individuals to share their current life challenges. From that initial conversation, Jennifer collaborates with her clients to pinpoint effective steps that address their unique struggles. She works with individuals, couples, and families navigating a variety of issues, including anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, and caregiver stress. With a systemic approach to therapy, Jennifer recognizes the interconnectedness of individuals influenced by the people in their lives. This perspective enhances her sessions, as she frequently enjoys working with more than one person at a time. Helping clients untangle their challenges is a privilege Jennifer deeply cherishes.

Lauren Lessner is a compassionate Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Supervisor who is dedicated to helping clients navigate a variety of life challenges. With a focus on personal empowerment, relationships, trauma, and LGBTQIA+ issues, she creates a supportive and enriching environment that fosters growth and healing. Lauren works with individuals, couples, and families from diverse backgrounds, ensuring that each person feels comfortable and understood in their therapeutic journey. She utilizes specialized techniques such as EMDR and Brainspotting, which have proven beneficial for many of her clients. Whether addressing relationship issues, life transitions, or self-esteem, Lauren is committed to promoting real change in her clients' lives. Her belief in the importance of a strong therapeutic alliance means that finding the right fit is a key part of the healing process, making her an excellent choice for those seeking therapy.

Megan Louise Johnson is a compassionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Certified Addictions Counselor (CACIII) known for her warm and accepting demeanor. Specializing in trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and spirituality, she approaches therapy with a deep understanding of the human experience. With expertise in various modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and EMDR, Megan creates a safe space where individuals can explore their inner selves and embark on their healing journey. She values the integration of mind, body, and spirit, believing that everyone possesses the innate ability to heal. Megan has a wealth of experience addressing challenges such as chronic pain, grief, and childhood sexual abuse. Her clients appreciate her collaborative and thoughtful approach, as she encourages them to develop curiosity and bravery in understanding themselves at a deeper level. Passionate about inspiring others to lead fulfilling lives, Megan supports each individual with deep respect, honoring them as the authors of their own healing process.

April Malcolm, LMFT, adopts a systems approach that thoughtfully encompasses both the external and internal experiences of individuals, couples, and families. Many individuals grapple with feelings such as shame, sadness, and anxiety, often buried deep within until they unexpectedly surface, impacting their relationships. April recognizes that our inner critic and feelings of anger can dominate our psyche, serving as shields that influence interactions with loved ones. By dedicating time to explore these powerful emotions, clients can uncover their necessity for survival at various life stages. April encourages honoring these feelings, allowing them to occupy less emotional space, thus creating room for innate wisdom to flourish. Through a deeper understanding and acceptance of oneself, clients can cultivate compassion, self-respect, and the unconditional love they rightfully deserve. Her expertise addresses a wide array of issues, including trauma and PTSD, relationship dynamics, and parenting challenges, utilizing modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), the Gottman Method, and Trauma Focused therapy.

Lauren Maples, a psychologist with a PhD, will be on sabbatical until spring 2023, during which she will be refining her clinical focus. With a wealth of experience working with tweens, teens, young adults, and their parents, she has historically addressed the complexities of growing up and the challenges of parenting. While she anticipates continuing this meaningful work, final details will emerge closer to her return. As a therapist, Lauren identifies primarily with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Interpersonal Process Therapy (IPT), emphasizing the interplay of thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and relationships to guide her clients toward improved well-being. Furthermore, she has acquired training in Collaborative and Proactive Solutions (CPS), a relationship-oriented approach that effectively aids in conflict resolution, particularly for kids and their parents. During her sabbatical, Lauren is not taking on new clients and urges those seeking support for their children to connect with CAYAC (Child, Adolescent, and Young Adult Connections) for referrals. For adult services, Mental Health Connections is recommended for assistance. Her dedication to the mental health community remains steadfast, and she appreciates your understanding during this time.

Paul McClure is a dedicated therapist specializing in working with teens and adults facing issues such as marital and premarital challenges, relationship disputes, and trauma, including PTSD. His therapeutic approach draws from the latest research in attachment, neurobiology, and emotions, ensuring that clients receive the most effective support. He employs evidence-based cognitive and mindfulness-based techniques to assist individual clients with trauma, anxiety, depression, and various relationship, work, and academic challenges. Paul holds an MS in Marriage and Family Therapy from Colorado State University and possesses advanced training in numerous healing modalities, including EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and the Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy (PACT), along with mindfulness and somatic therapies like Hakomi. With a rich background of over 20 years as an engineer developing advanced computer chips, Paul made a transformative career change inspired by his deep meditation practice and commitment to fostering healthy minds and relationships.

Molly Mclaren understands that it is only human to struggle with life at times, and she emphasizes the shared experience that connects us all. As a dedicated therapist, her philosophy centers on the belief that individuals often hold the key to their own healing process. Molly collaborates closely with her clients to promote positive change, fostering a strong therapeutic alliance where individuals feel safe to express themselves and seek understanding. Her approach skillfully blends coping strategies with skill-building, all the while providing empathy, support, and a focus on interpersonal relationships. Specializing in anxiety, panic attacks, social issues, mild Autism (formerly known as Aspergers), and ADHD, Molly also assists those confronting career and educational challenges. Additionally, she is experienced in conducting psychological evaluations for disorders such as ADHD, Autism, and Learning Disorders, although her current focus is on vocational assessment services.

Francine Messier is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 25 years of experience in the field. Her approach to the therapeutic process emphasizes building rapport in a safe, secure, and non-judgmental environment. Francine's practice focuses on identifying key issues while facilitating each client's transformational process, which leads to enhanced healing and inner change for the future. Moreover, her work with couples fosters a unique form of communication and rapport that strengthens their relationship, allowing it to grow. Francine believes that change occurs on both conscious and unconscious levels. Her passion and intuitive nature have guided her into this field, where she thrives on helping individuals who seek profound change, find their own truth, and live authentically. With extensive experience as a high school counselor, she has worked with adolescents and families, providing her with the opportunity to serve a diverse population.

Kristin Mjelde is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with an MA and extensive experience working with diverse populations, including children, adolescents, and elders. With a special focus on issues such as sexual abuse, trauma, and PTSD, Kristin expertly guides individuals through their healing journeys. Utilizing an eclectic approach, her expertise encompasses a variety of therapeutic modalities including Experiential Therapy, Play Therapy, and EMDR, among others. Kristin's compassionate and individualized care fosters a safe environment for clients, enabling them to explore their emotions and strengthen their resilience. Whether working with toddlers or adults, Kristin's commitment to attachment-based and trauma-focused therapies allows her to connect deeply with her clients, promoting lasting growth and positive change.

Amy Molina is a Licensed Psychologist with over 20 years of experience in public schools. Her extensive background as a school psychologist equips her to assist families in navigating the education system, offering insights into how schools determine eligibility for Special Education services, Individualized Education Plans, Advanced Learning Plans, and 504 Plans. By conducting comprehensive cognitive evaluations, she identifies children's learning strengths and areas of giftedness. Additionally, Amy specializes in recognizing and addressing learning disabilities, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and the behavioral and social-emotional characteristics that may accompany various learning differences. With a deep passion for helping children understand themselves as learners and individuals, Amy provides essential guidance for families seeking meaningful support through testing and evaluations related to giftedness, twice-exceptionality, learning disabilities, autism, ADHD, and social-emotional needs.

Hali Neves is a compassionate therapist who understands that individuals often face challenges such as anxiety, depression, life transitions, work stress, self-esteem, and relationship distress. In these moments, she provides guidance and support, collaborating with her clients to achieve their personal goals. Hali creates a non-judgmental therapeutic space that encourages exploration of ideas, thoughts, behaviors, and emotions, while also teaching practical coping skills. Specializing in working with college students and professional adults (18+), she meets clients where they are and partners with them on their journey towards 'graduation' from therapy. Hali employs a mix of evidence-based techniques, including Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT), attachment theory, and motivational interviewing, grounding her approach in a systems-based perspective. With her expertise in managing anxiety, depression, and ADHD, she incorporates the impactful Daring Way curriculum, a program crafted by Brené Brown. Hali's sessions, whether in-person or telehealth, are designed to provide a nurturing environment for growth and healing.