Melissa Walker, CST, understands the complexities of intimacy and how relationship habits can foster both familiarity and disconnection. She recognizes that when shortcuts in relationships lead to misunderstandings or painful interactions, individuals may feel unseen and misaligned with their true aspirations. Melissa's therapeutic approach encourages her clients to slow down, fully engaging in the present moment, where true intimacy unfolds. With a specialization in couples therapy, she emphasizes cultivating emotional and sexual intimacy, helping partners create a nurturing environment to untangle assumptions about long-term connection. Clients will discover how to communicate authentically during challenging times, break free from unhealthy relational patterns, and embrace a holistic approach to sexuality. Melissa believes that intimate relationships serve as a cornerstone for a vibrant life, presenting opportunities for both personal growth and shared potential. Through practical, in-the-moment strategies developed in her sessions, clients gain essential tools to alleviate their fears and savor the joyful moments in their relationships.

Joy Watts is a dedicated and compassionate pre-licensed professional therapist, holding a Master's degree in Counseling and possessing credentials as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) and a Certified Yoga Teacher (CYT200). With a profound commitment to supporting individuals in their mental health journeys, Joy creates a safe and nurturing environment for her clients to explore their thoughts and feelings. Her unique blend of clinical training and holistic approaches allows her to tailor her therapeutic practices to meet the diverse needs of those she serves. Joy's warmth and empathetic nature shine through as she assists clients in navigating life’s challenges and finding pathways to personal growth and fulfillment.

Benjamin White, LCSW, CGP, is a compassionate therapist who understands that many individuals seek more than just skills and diagnoses. He excels in working with clients eager to uncover the deeper issues affecting their lives and to foster meaningful and lasting changes. With a particular focus on those grappling with climate anxiety and environmental concerns, Benjamin is dedicated to empowering clients as they navigate their feelings surrounding these critical issues. An avid outdoorsman and Cross Country Ski instructor, he often collaborates with individuals from various outdoor recreation communities, including climbing and skiing enthusiasts. Utilizing traditional talk-based therapy, Benjamin possesses a remarkable ability to recognize underlying patterns and help clients articulate the root causes of their challenges. His approach can be transformative, assisting clients in addressing the complexities present in both their personal and professional lives. He invites individuals to invest in themselves, promising that the rewards of such a commitment will be considerable. Benjamin offers initial sessions on a trial basis, ensuring that clients feel comfortable and confident in their therapeutic journey. He is open to a brief conversation to assist potential clients in finding the right therapeutic fit, reflecting his understanding of the challenges in selecting a therapist.

Jessica Whitesel is a compassionate therapist devoted to supporting children, families, and adults in their healing journeys. She finds inspiration in every individual who courageously embarks on personal transformation. Specializing in psychotherapy and art therapy for children and teens, Jessica plays a vital role in helping individuals work through trauma, depression, and anxiety. Recognizing that art and play are the innate languages of children, she creates a safe and nurturing environment that allows them to express their thoughts and feelings freely. This supportive space not only aids children in articulating their emotions but also guides parents in recognizing and understanding their child’s struggles, enhancing their ability to offer effective support. Jessica knows that addressing challenging emotions, such as sadness, anger, or fear—often suppressed—can lead to the root of problematic behaviors or symptoms. Through art and play, individuals can rediscover their capacity for joy, which often diminishes during times of anxiety or depression. In addition, she provides clinical supervision to therapists pursuing licensure and the art therapist credential (ATR), further contributing to the field of mental health.”

Dr. Heather Whittall is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who believes that while everyone is dealt a specific set of cards in life, there is always a choice in how to play them. She understands that insight into one’s circumstances can bring relief, but recognizes that understanding alone is not sufficient for true growth. Dr. Whittall serves as a skilled mirror for her clients, helping them see themselves from different perspectives and examine their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in ways they may not have previously considered. This process of self-exploration fosters more choices, encourages helpful behaviors, alleviates emotional strain, and improves challenging relationships. With a goal of collaborating with clients to understand and achieve their unique objectives, Dr. Whittall has substantial experience supporting individuals through difficult relationships, chronic anxiety, mood disorders, and traumatic experiences, as well as addressing impulsive and compulsive behaviors. Her expertise includes working with clients who have autism spectrum disorder and other developmental challenges since 2009. Utilizing a strengths-based, collaborative, and behaviorally focused approach, Dr. Whittall also emphasizes self-understanding and exploration in her practice, ensuring a supportive environment for all individuals, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders.

Heidi Wilson understands that many individuals experience feelings of stress, anxiety, and being stuck, whether in life, work, or relationships. She specializes in working with high-functioning, insightful, and motivated clients who recognize that making specific shifts can lead to a more fulfilling and satisfying life. Many of her clients seek therapy for various reasons—some desire more rewarding relationships, while others face distracting thoughts, crises of confidence, or challenges like procrastination and overwhelm. Additionally, some individuals come to Heidi looking to overcome creative blocks or heal from past traumas. She helps her clients learn to approach the stressors in their lives differently, ultimately guiding them toward finding a deeper sense of balance. With over 25 years of experience in executive management, executive coaching, and psychotherapy, Heidi often supports professionals, executives, and entrepreneurs in high-pressure roles. She also assists young adults and college students navigating transitions into new life stages. Known for her warm and supportive coaching style, she effectively balances depth with humor, aiming to provide intelligent therapy that fosters lasting change. Heidi believes that therapy is a meaningful investment in oneself.

Erin Wolfe is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) specializing in trauma and PTSD, LGBTQ+ issues, and women's concerns. With a Master’s Degree in Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Counseling Psychology and certification as a Synergetic Play Therapist, she brings an extensive background to her therapeutic practice. Erin embodies a warm, compassionate, and non-judgmental presence, offering her clients essential support as they navigate through life's challenges, be it overcoming depression or healing past traumas. Her client-centered approach emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship, providing a supportive space where healing and transformation can flourish. Known for her culturally sensitive methods and strong focus on empowering individuals, Erin celebrates and affirms all sexualities, relationship styles, and genders, ensuring that everyone can find safety in their authentic selves. In sessions, she collaborates with clients to explore personal strengths and desired changes, guiding them towards a more fulfilling life filled with freedom and joy. With Erin, individuals can feel seen, heard, and courageous in their journey towards healing.

Hannah Wolfson is a compassionate therapist specializing in helping teens, adults, and elders (65+) navigate their struggles with chronic anxious thoughts, low self-esteem, difficulty sleeping, and chronic pain syndromes. She understands the profound interconnectedness of trauma, anxiety, and physical pain, recognizing how these experiences can lead to feelings of anger, resentment, and hopelessness, all of which can diminish the quality of life. With a commitment to providing support, Hannah employs evidence-based strategies that empower her clients to manage anxiety, alleviate chronic pain, and reduce the intensity of past traumas. Her warm and genuine demeanor, combined with a healthy dose of humor, creates a safe space for growth and transformation. Hannah finds immense joy in witnessing the healing journey of those she works with, encouraging them to embrace the courage to try something new. She believes that no one needs to remain trapped in anxiety or physical pain; everyone deserves a fulfilling life. Hannah's expertise spans various therapy types, including Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Somatic therapy, and Trauma-Focused interventions, among others, making her well-equipped to cater to diverse needs. If you're ready to embark on a healing journey, Hannah is passionate about offering her support.