Dr. Angela Wall is an experienced school psychologist and counselor with over 25 years of practice dedicated to supporting children and adolescents facing challenges. Families who visit her are met with compassion and professionalism, as she specializes in thorough psycho-educational evaluations, ADHD assessments, and counseling support. Dr. Wall excels in providing various assessments and written reports to facilitate educational planning, particularly for children with special needs and those identified as gifted. She is also committed to addressing social-emotional issues through her counseling and consultation services. Dr. Wall emphasizes clear communication and respects her clients' time and finances by establishing a time-limited plan of action, ensuring that issues are addressed efficiently and ethically. Parents can feel at ease reaching out to discuss their child's needs and explore potential pathways for support.

Virginia Walton understands the challenges that come with remarriage and stepfamily life. She recognizes that many individuals and families may struggle to adapt to a new family situation, whether they are navigating the aftershocks of divorce or dealing with the complexities of co-parenting. Virginia is emotionally attuned to the repetitive conflicts that can arise between spouses, stepchildren, or ex-partners. With her own experience of being part of a blended family, she is passionate about supporting remarried couples in overcoming the unique obstacles they face. As a specialist in premarital therapy, Virginia focuses on couples who are blending families, addressing stepfamily issues, and fostering effective co-parenting strategies. Her expertise encompasses a variety of therapy modalities, including the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy, ensuring a holistic and tailored approach for her clients seeking to thrive in their relationships.

Deidra Ward is a dedicated therapist who specializes in helping individuals and couples navigate complex relationship dynamics and emotional challenges. With advanced training in renowned modalities such as PACT (Psychobiological Approach to Couples Counseling), EMDR, ACT, DBT, and The Gottman Method, she utilizes evidence-based interventions designed to deliver quick relief and effective outcomes. Deidra understands how stress from finances, parenting, and life's transitions can leave individuals feeling isolated and overwhelmed. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Addiction Counselor, she has a wealth of experience in assisting clients to break free from unhealthy patterns and reach their full potential. Known for her collaborative and personable style, Deidra fosters an environment where clients feel supported and engaged. Her sessions are infused with humor, making the therapeutic process both enjoyable and productive. Through her holistic and integrative approach, Deidra is committed to guiding clients on their journey toward meaningful change.

Dr. Carol Watson is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who specializes in psychological testing, behavior, parenting education, and suicide prevention. She provides support to children and adults dealing with behavioral issues and mental health challenges, particularly depression and anxiety that can lead to suicidal ideation and self-harm. Many of her clients are diagnosed with learning disabilities, ADHD, or autism, often struggling to perform to their potential in academic or work settings. They frequently face communication barriers with parents, teachers, and partners, which can result in poor choices, conflicts with authority, or legal troubles. Dr. Watson holds a Doctorate in Special Education and Professional Psychology, with her dissertation focused on suicide prevention in adolescents. Her specialties include emotional-behavioral disorders, ADHD, developmental disabilities, and both educational and psychological testing. A significant aspect of her practice involves collaboration with parents and their children, helping facilitate communication and negotiation to support the child's development. Dr. Watson is dedicated to creating an environment where adolescents can effectively express their needs, fostering potential and resilience through her comprehensive and empathetic therapeutic approach.

Patrick Weeg, LCSW, is a dedicated therapist who thrives on helping individuals interested in personal growth and self-discovery. He works with clients who are passionate about overcoming barriers to forming deeper connections, both with themselves and others. Patrick specializes in guiding those who are often exceptional givers but find it challenging to receive, including successful professionals and workaholics who seek intimacy and connection. These individuals may recognize that their external achievements, such as career success, relationships, or other distractions like alcohol and exercise, fail to provide genuine comfort or meaning in their lives. As a body-centered psychotherapist, he employs an integrative approach that considers the complete person—mind, body, and spirit—blending the most recent neurobiological research in his practice. Patrick is skilled in therapies such as Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and EMDR, targeting issues like post-traumatic stress, relational wounds, and anger management. He understands the delicate balance of safety and risk in the therapeutic process, recognizing that true growth requires both. With his compassionate guidance, clients learn to embrace new experiences and ultimately transform their lives.

April Williams is a compassionate therapist specializing in supporting teens and adults through their unique journeys. With a focus on trauma and PTSD, relationship challenges, and the emotional complexities surrounding pregnancy and postpartum phases, she fosters a safe space for healing and growth. April employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT), art therapy, play therapy, and an integrative approach tailored to individual needs. Her dedication extends to helping clients navigate peer relationships, grief, life transitions, and coping with stress, ensuring that each person feels heard, valued, and empowered. April is committed to guiding her clients towards improved self-esteem, emotional resilience, and overall mental well-being.

Sarah Wolf, LPC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to empowering individuals to cultivate value-driven and meaningful lives. She guides her clients in overcoming obstacles while equipping them with essential tools to thrive rather than merely survive. Sarah's therapeutic approach emphasizes the importance of discovering meaning and purpose, focusing on a client-centered method that recognizes the profound connection between mind, body, and spirit. Utilizing a diverse array of therapeutic modalities tailored to individual needs, Sarah passionately supports her clients in finding freedom and healing while helping them articulate the life they aspire to lead. Witnessing their growth is a deeply fulfilling experience for Sarah, as she believes every individual deserves to be truly seen beyond their past narratives.

Mary Wolfe understands that finding a therapist with whom one feels a connection can be particularly daunting, especially when individuals may already feel disconnected from themselves and those around them. She believes that forming a validating, non-judgmental, and genuine therapeutic relationship is the first and most crucial step towards healing. Mary specializes in working with often misunderstood populations, including men, women, and teens, to uplift self-esteem, explore the impacts of trauma, navigate relationships, and help clients move forward with less burden. Her work is centered around identifying the root of struggles, allowing clients to experience laughter and tears as they journey towards coping, healing, and resilience. With an extensive military lifestyle background, Mary appreciates various cultures, systems, and identities, accompanied by profound insights into grief and trauma. Through a trauma-focused lens, her integrative and individualized approach is designed to cater to her clients' unique needs while guiding them towards their goals. As a compassionate therapist, she emphasizes honesty without coddling, enlivening sessions with humor, laughter, and a sprinkle of candid language. Mary creates a therapeutic space that fosters growth, ensuring that clients feel they are not alone in their journey. She expresses gratitude for the opportunity to support individuals along their path to healing.

Brandi Wright, MA, is a dedicated therapist committed to providing a safe, authentic, and supportive space for individuals navigating life's challenges and transitions. With a focus on fostering self-awareness and self-acceptance, Brandi employs an integrative approach that combines mindfulness-based strategies, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) tailored to each client's unique needs. Her specialties include supporting adults and couples dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and life transitions, while also addressing complex topics such as trauma, grief, and self-esteem. Brandi’s passion lies in enriching mental health and overall wellness for individuals and families alike, empowering them to achieve real, lasting change and a more balanced, fulfilled life. She is eager to connect with those seeking guidance and support on their journey.

Jesse Wynn is a dedicated therapist who specializes in working with individuals of all ages and genders, with a particular emphasis on supporting men through their unique challenges. His practice addresses a wide range of issues spanning from stress and anxiety to life transitions and relationship dynamics. Clients often experience profound transformations, starting with shifts in their thought patterns that foster healthier perspectives. Jesse equips individuals with skills to effectively manage and regulate their emotions, empowering them to take control of their internal worlds. Through his psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), and Acceptance and Commitment (ACT) approaches, clients gain valuable insights into the neuroscience behind their mental processes. This understanding not only promotes daily resilience but also instills a renewed sense of purpose and fulfillment in life. Jesse's approach is both collaborative and supportive, allowing him to honor the journeys of many toward greater life satisfaction. He is committed to guiding clients in constructing lives they truly cherish and revel in. With a focus on spirituality, self-esteem, and coping skills, Jesse Wynn is here to facilitate meaningful transformations for those ready to embrace a more purposeful existence.

Heather Young is a dedicated therapist with years of experience in the community mental health network, where she has successfully worked with a broad range of clients from diverse backgrounds, struggling with various issues. Her passion lies particularly in supporting adolescents and their families, as she firmly believes in the essential role of family in the healing process. Heather creates a safe and supportive atmosphere for her clients to process their concerns, encouraging them to utilize coping skills to improve their situations. With a strong foundation in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), she assists clients in stabilizing their moods and managing impulsive behaviors. She frequently employs Functional Family Therapy (FFT) to help families reduce negativity and blame, alongside Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to help individuals meet their attachment needs. In addition, she utilizes Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) techniques to facilitate effective trauma processing. Committed to empowering her clients, Heather partners with them to cultivate their unique personalities and histories, leveraging her compassion and extensive knowledge of therapeutic interventions to create optimal outcomes and help them find fulfillment in their lives.

Megan Cullen understands that everyone faces struggles, but not everyone has a supportive guide to walk alongside them on their journey to rediscovering their best selves. She fosters a compassionate and empathetic atmosphere, offering assistance to individuals, couples, and families facing a wide range of issues, including stress, relationship challenges, family conflicts, communication barriers, gender affirmation processes, sexuality, self-esteem, anxiety, and depression. With a strong passion for approachable and realistic counseling, Megan employs a collaborative treatment approach. Using techniques rooted in narrative therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT), and person-centered therapy, she helps her clients strive towards living their most authentic and fulfilling lives. With a decade of experience in the mental health field, she is specially equipped to navigate the complexities of finding balance and authenticity in today's world. Approaching each client with deep humility, Megan firmly believes in her role as a guide to help clients uncover the answers that lie within themselves.

Megan Wilhite is a licensed clinical psychologist who understands that many individuals are under more stress and pressure than ever before. She recognizes that it is perfectly normal to struggle and feels that reaching out for help is a courageous step. Working with adults, couples, and adolescents, she addresses a variety of issues, including trauma and abuse, mood disorders, and complex relationship challenges. Megan possesses a deep passion for connecting with her clients and grasping their unique experiences, empowering them to facilitate meaningful changes in their lives. For those who grapple with disordered eating or obsessive thoughts about food and exercise, Megan emphasizes that they are not alone. As a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist - Supervisor, she brings valuable experience to individuals, couples, and families at different stages of their treatment and recovery journeys. Megan understands that finding the right therapist can be daunting. She believes that the most critical factor in successful treatment is the formation of a strong therapeutic relationship. If someone is seeking support and thinks Megan may be a good fit, she invites them to connect and is eager to address any questions they may have.