Jerome Edward Miller, MS, LMFT, understands that life is a journey best not traveled alone. He offers a confidential, safe, caring, empathetic, and non-judgmental environment where individuals can explore their problems, hopes, dreams, and aspirations. While he cannot fix anyone’s life—no therapist can—he believes in walking beside clients as they work towards transformation. He is convinced that change is possible for each person, evolving one step at a time. Jerome recognizes the significance of the family unit, regardless of how it is defined, in shaping one's quality of life and self-perception. With a wealth of life experiences that enrich his practice, he specializes in couples, marriage and family counseling, and addressing addictions—including alcohol, drug, gambling, and food issues. He has a particular handling of the unique challenges faced by military families and supports clients in applying their faith to relationship concerns. Additionally, Jerome has extensive experience assisting individuals through grief related to death, separation, divorce, job loss, and the transitions associated with empty nesting, as well as supporting survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, both victims and perpetrators. He genuinely understands pain and is committed to helping those who find themselves navigating similar challenges, ready to guide them toward healing and hope.

Katie Thompson is a compassionate registered mental health counselor intern with an MA and RMHCI, dedicated to guiding individuals through their journeys of healing. For those experiencing feelings of brokenness and hopelessness, Katie offers a beacon of hope amidst pain and suffering, helping clients find peace during difficult times and rediscover joy in their lives. She specializes in addressing mental health challenges, including dual diagnoses, emotional disturbances, grief and loss, trauma, abandonment, substance use, addiction, anxiety, depression, spirituality, anger, relationship issues, and co-dependency. With 7 years of clinical experience and 20 years of ministerial background, Katie employs Person-Centered Therapy as her primary methodology. This approach emphasizes empathy, non-judgment, and support, allowing clients to feel accepted and encouraged. Her ultimate goal is to equip people with the necessary tools to foster hope, cultivate a positive outlook on life, and strive towards optimal well-being.

Savannah Arseneau, LMHC, is a dedicated therapist specializing in guiding teens and adults through their journeys of healing and self-discovery. With a focus on trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and relationship issues, Savannah utilizes a variety of therapy modalities, including Energy Psychology, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, and EMDR, ensuring that each individual's needs are met with care. She is passionate about addressing complex issues such as sexual abuse, peer relationships, grief, and coping skills, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community. Savannah’s eclectic approach integrates techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy, humanistic practices, and trauma-focused methods, promoting a safe, supportive environment for her clients. Through her warmth and empathetic nature, she helps individuals navigate life transitions, develop self-esteem, and strengthen their coping abilities, empowering them to embrace their authentic selves.