Brittany Wingfield, a Licensed Professional Counselor, brings warmth and understanding to her practice. She recognizes that many individuals feel unheard and burdened by anxiety, trauma, and self-doubt. For those grappling with feelings of isolation and distrust due to past hurt, Brittany invites clients to imagine a time when they can feel connected to themselves and others. Through her compassionate approach, she helps clients navigate the complexities of their emotions, fostering the possibility of happiness and healthy relationships. Brittany specializes in trauma-focused therapy and utilizes various modalities including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She offers flexible scheduling options to accommodate busy lives, and her ultimate goal is to make the therapeutic process a seamless part of her clients’ journeys toward healing and self-discovery.

Nicole Woodman is a dedicated therapist who enjoys working with children and families. She specializes in divorce and grief/loss counseling, addressing a wide array of emotional and behavioral issues. Her first priority is to listen attentively to her clients' needs, ensuring a thorough understanding of how she can provide the best support for them or their family. As a solution-focused therapist, Nicole believes in collaborating with her clients to navigate and resolve life’s challenges. She utilizes evidence-based approaches as valuable tools to help individuals achieve their goals, fostering long-term growth and change. Passionate about helping those experiencing the complexities of grief and loss, Nicole recognizes that children grieve differently from adults and often feel overlooked during this process. She offers both individual and group counseling sessions aimed at generating solutions to effectively manage loss. Expect straightforward plans and targeted homework assignments that align with your overall objectives when working with Nicole. With an eclectic counseling style, she also practices EMDR therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.