Lindsay Adler, LMFT, is a dedicated trauma-informed Certified Eating Disorder Specialist who utilizes integrative, holistic, and evidence-based practices to assist individuals grappling with eating disorders, disordered eating, and trauma. She emphasizes the importance of somatic, or body-centered therapies, promoting healing on both mental and physical levels. Additionally, she offers equine-based therapy to further enhance the healing process. Lindsay aspires to empower her clients to undergo transformative change from the inside out within a nurturing and culturally sensitive environment that challenges stereotypical assumptions related to size, shape, gender, race, or ethnicity. With extensive experience in treating individuals and families dealing with eating disorders and trauma across various care levels, she specializes in co-occurring trauma interventions through Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, EMDR, Gestalt, and Gestalt Equine Psychotherapy. Licensed in Colorado and California, Lindsay understands the complexities and challenges associated with seeking help for eating disorders and trauma. Her goal is to foster a collaborative and safe space for healing, where she can serve as a compassionate guide on the path to well-being, instilling confidence in her clients' capacity for change.

Christine Bagala is a dedicated therapist who specializes in helping adults navigate through the complexities of mental health. With a focus on issues such as depression, anxiety, and stress, she employs a variety of therapeutic approaches including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Trauma-Focused Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Christine’s compassionate, person-centered style fosters a safe environment where clients can explore their challenges openly. Her extensive knowledge in managing dual diagnoses, trauma and PTSD, as well as relationship and mood disorders, allows her to connect with individuals from all backgrounds, including those within the LGBTQ+ community. Through integrative methods and motivational interviewing, she empowers clients to develop coping skills and resilience during life transitions and beyond.

Gwen Bartran, LPC, creates a welcoming environment where clients can explore their most challenging feelings and deepest secrets. Known for understanding that the first session can often feel awkward, she emphasizes the importance of starting somewhere. Gwen encourages individuals to embrace their discomfort as they build a therapeutic relationship. Her clients frequently seek support for navigating trauma, coping with divorce, and managing life's transitions. With a compassionate approach, she helps her clients deal with anxiety, stress, and past experiences that affect their present. Many parents turn to Gwen for guidance on addressing childhood issues to ensure they do not repeat them in their parenting. The safe space of her office is a sanctuary for secrets, shame, and feelings of being an imposter—elements that often feel too risky to share with the outside world. With her support, clients can transform their pain into purpose and hope. Gwen walks beside them through their darkest challenges, guiding them towards the light of healing and greater emotional well-being.