Sarah Brow Corrigan is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist who specializes in helping individuals, couples, and families navigate their unique journeys. She is dedicated to fostering deeper connections within relationships, family systems, and within oneself. With a focus on couples facing negative cycles, Sarah provides a safe environment for reflection and exploration of their stories. Her expertise lies in guiding couples toward deeper intimacy while assisting individuals during significant life transitions and relational stressors. Sarah meets her clients where they are, embracing a person-centered approach without any preconceived notions. Through her practice of Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), rooted in attachment theory, she empowers couples to develop secure bonds and learn co-regulation, transforming their relationships into nurturing, intimate connections. In her individual therapy sessions, Sarah encourages clients to heighten their emotional awareness and explore the vital mind/body connection. She takes great pride in her role as a therapist, welcoming clients from diverse ages, ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, and sexual/gender identities. If seeking a resourceful ally for navigating life's challenges or enhancing relational fulfillment, Sarah Brow Corrigan stands ready to support their journey.

Margaret Aldridge is a compassionate and dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with over a decade of experience helping teens, women, and families navigate the challenges of anxiety and depression. She is skilled at guiding her clients through the process of effective communication, assisting them in avoiding the pitfalls of unnecessary conflict, including criticism and contempt. Margaret is particularly adept at supporting individuals who feel lost amid family dysfunction and substance abuse, offering direction during turbulent times. Her areas of expertise also extend to anger management, parenting, and grief management. Through a collaborative approach, Margaret invites her clients to explore and interpret their feelings and experiences. In her practice, she creates a safe and warm atmosphere conducive to change and personal growth, providing the support needed to navigate life's complexities.

Kaley Melville is a passionate Registered Marriage and Family Therapist Intern who believes in the power of individuals becoming experts of their own lives. She works with individuals, couples, and families to explore the unique experiences, events, and interactions that shape their narratives. Through her guidance, clients are supported on their journeys toward achieving their highest potential and regaining control of their destiny. Kaley cultivates a trusting, non-judgmental, and safe environment, empowering clients to manage and overcome stress, anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma. Her expertise includes couples and relationship counseling, addressing intimacy concerns, conflict resolution, and significant life events, as well as navigating the grief associated with self-harm and suicidal ideation. Kaley is also skilled in addressing the End-of-Life Cycle for various family dynamics. As an active professional athlete and former Division I dual-sport college athlete, she specializes in helping athletes of all levels cope with identity loss, body image issues, eating disorders, burnout, PTSD related to loss and injury, and performance anxiety. Kaley Melville's approach to therapy integrates diverse modalities including art therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and humanistic methods to create tailored pathways for her clients' growth and healing.