Chantal Miniet is a compassionate and skilled mental health counselor dedicated to supporting her clients in navigating their emotional landscapes. She believes in equipping individuals with the necessary tools to interpret past experiences, unlock personal potential, and lead more fulfilling lives. Committed to understanding diverse identities and lifestyles, Chantal emphasizes collaboration and growth in her therapeutic process. Her sessions offer a safe haven where clients can work through their thoughts and feelings, aiming to overcome challenges such as depression, anxiety, and trauma. Chantal employs a variety of evidence-based approaches, including mindfulness-based techniques and trauma-focused therapy, to foster self-understanding and coping skills. She is especially known for her strength-based, trauma-informed, and LGBTQ+ affirmative practices, advocating for all clients as they navigate a world that can often feel overwhelming. Chantal is passionate about creating a nurturing environment that allows for genuine self-discovery and transformational change.

Edgar Ordonez understands that choosing a therapist can feel daunting, requiring both courage and humility. His recognition of this journey is part of what makes him an exceptional guide for those seeking support. With unwavering faith, determination, and discipline, he believes that individuals can navigate even the most challenging situations. As a licensed clinical counselor, Edgar possesses the expertise and compassion needed to help clients traverse difficult seasons of life. With over 20 years of experience, he has witnessed remarkable transformations and is dedicated to ushering clients into a new season of health and restoration. It is important for anyone struggling with family conflict, parenting issues, or spiritual concerns to know that they are not alone in their struggles. Many share similar challenges, and Edgar encourages his clients to fight the good fight. There is no greater satisfaction for him than witnessing individuals rise above their circumstances and thrive as overcomers.