Jean Kerry is a dedicated clinical psychologist and marriage and family therapist with over 25 years of experience. She provides clients with effective strategies to build healthy relationships and discover joy and happiness in marriage. Recognizing the impact of controlling anger and anxiety in stressful situations, Jean emphasizes that clients don't have to let their symptoms take over their lives. She understands that life can present challenges, leading to physical symptoms such as insomnia, increased anxiety, and difficulty in fully enjoying relationships and passions. Through therapy, those feeling stuck and hopeless can find meaningful solutions and fulfillment. As a professional trauma specialist, Jean works collaboratively with clients to create personalized plans aimed at achieving a happier, fulfilling life. For individuals grappling with grief, depression, pain, death, divorce, or a loss of purpose, she offers insightful guidance to uncover answers and cultivate new skills, empowering them to enhance the life they truly deserve.

Carissa Newman is the compassionate founder of Helping Little Hearts Counseling, an organization committed to providing vital services for children, adolescents, and their families within the community. In a time when youth face increasing emotional, behavioral, and social struggles, Carissa specializes in supporting the pediatric population, including preschoolers, school-age children, teens, and young adults grappling with a range of issues like anxiety, ADHD, autism, bipolar disorder, and depression. Her expertise also extends to coping with grief, trauma, and various behavioral concerns. Carissa believes in the power of collaboration, working closely with families to equip them with the necessary tools to navigate these challenges. Families in need are assured they are not alone in this journey.

Maggie Nick is a compassionate and dedicated Registered Clinical Social Worker Intern with a Master of Social Work degree. She specializes in working with preteens, children (ages 6 to 10), teens, and adults, focusing on key issues such as anxiety, low self-worth, and effective parenting. With a diverse array of therapy types at her disposal, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and Internal Family Systems, Maggie employs an integrative approach tailored to each individual’s needs. Her expertise in trauma-focused and attachment-based therapies allows her to create a safe and supportive environment, fostering healing and personal growth. By utilizing methods from Structural Family Therapy and Gestalt, as well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and psychodynamic techniques, she promotes deeper understanding and connection in both individual and family sessions. Maggie's strength-based approach empowers her clients, helping them navigate life's challenges while building a stronger sense of self and resilience.

Will O'Sullivan is a dedicated registered mental health counselor intern who offers virtual therapy to clients seeking a transformative approach to their mental wellness. He employs an affordable sliding scale for counseling, making his services accessible to a broader audience. Utilizing a strengths-based perspective, Will helps individuals navigate life's challenges through talk therapy, aiming to facilitate a deeper understanding of themselves and support them in finding their own solutions. With a mission to foster healthy balance and positive change, Will guides clients to discover and use the tools and resources necessary to enhance their quality of life.<br /> As a seasoned United States Air Force veteran, having dedicated over 20 years as an officer on active duty, Will has a unique understanding of resilience and personal growth. He enjoys working with individuals who are eager to invest in their own development, recognizing that when individuals are motivated and engaged, the counseling process can lead to lasting beneficial change. Currently, he is furthering his professional journey at Anne Cleary Counseling, where he provides services that align with clients' unique financial situations.

Navigating life’s challenges can be overwhelming, and it is crucial to know that support is available. Paula Porterfield-Izzo, LMHC, has been professionally guiding individuals and couples since 1994. Specializing in areas such as grief, relationship issues, and spirituality, she is adept at helping adults and elders (65+) confront life's complexities. Paula’s compassionate approach involves recognizing and utilizing a person's inherent strengths to achieve therapeutic goals. In her sessions, Paula works collaboratively with clients to develop individualized plans that focus on the issues most important to them. She employs techniques like mindfulness-based therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) to address various concerns including anxiety, depression, and family conflict. Couples looking to enhance communication and reconnect can also benefit from her family systems framework. For clients seeking a spiritually integrated experience, Paula thoughtfully incorporates Christian counseling into her practice, ensuring a holistic approach to healing.

Is depression, anxiety, or adjustment to new life changes weighing you down? You do not have to navigate this alone. How you feel right now can change. Often, individuals are uncomfortable taking the first step to speak with a therapist about their personal issues. However, once they start therapy, many find it comforting to have a safe space to express their thoughts and emotions, guided by a therapist who listens attentively. Kelly Sayers, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, specializes in helping individuals manage anxiety, depression, family and relationship issues, as well as postpartum depression. Her primary goal is to foster stronger relationships and provide comprehensive support to individuals and families. Together with her clients, she will determine the best path forward. The vision you held of how life was 'going to be' is within reach.

Melinda Sullivan, LMHC, is dedicated to guiding individuals toward mental wellness by helping them navigate traumatic experiences, depression, anxiety, and life transitions. She values each client as a unique individual with their own purpose and takes the time to listen to their concerns, ensuring that they feel heard and understood. Mental health struggles, dysfunctional relationships, and past trauma can hinder the realization of one's hopes and dreams in various aspects of life. Melinda fosters collaborative relationships with her clients, helping them discover and implement healthier methods to tackle obstacles and effect meaningful changes in their lives. With extensive experience in treating trauma, she has successfully worked with clients facing a broad spectrum of issues, drawing from her rich background with diverse populations. Melinda's objective is to facilitate her clients' progress using an array of effective therapeutic techniques relevant to immediate challenges as well as future needs. She is deeply inspired by the resilience her clients exhibit in overcoming anxiety, depression, and other difficulties arising from life's adversities. Melinda believes that restored hope is a crucial element she can help instill, serving as a compassionate guide on the journey from hope to wellness.