Gail West-Hooper is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a rich history in practice since 1984. A graduate of the University of Illinois at Chicago, she holds a degree in Medical Social Work and a certificate in Substance Abuse. Gail has extensive experience working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families, focusing on mood disorders, relationship issues, and substance use. Her therapeutic approach encompasses a variety of modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Expressive Arts, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She specializes in areas such as women's issues, trauma, PTSD, life transitions, depression, and anxiety, emphasizing the transformative power of relationships for healing. With specialized training in dual diagnosis and mindfulness techniques, she guides clients through anxiety, grief, loss, and marital challenges. Gail is particularly skilled in helping teenagers navigate transitions to college and supporting women through body image concerns and pregnancy/menopause issues. She believes in fostering clients’ natural strengths and coping abilities to enhance their journey toward positive living, uniting the physical and mental aspects of health to promote holistic healing.

Brenda White is a dedicated counselor with a passion for helping individuals and families achieve a balanced state of mind, characterized by love, purpose, and value. With a focus on adults and elders, she specializes in addressing issues such as depression, family conflict, and emotional disturbances. Brenda works with clients to overcome challenges related to anger, self-esteem, and interpersonal relationships. She believes in using a strength-based and solution-focused approach, integrating various therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), attachment-based practices, and motivational interviewing, to guide individuals toward their goals. Committed to fostering family cohesion, Brenda also addresses parenting issues, marital discord, and relational struggles, empowering her clients to thrive in their personal and familial lives.

Kiyana Jackson is a dedicated counselor, lcpc, and ncc who specializes in helping families navigate the stress of life in a healthy and constructive manner. With her compassionate approach, she fosters an environment where families can learn to cope with challenges, ensuring that their mental and emotional well-being is prioritized. Kiyana's expertise in family therapy provides valuable insights and strategies to promote resilience and harmony within families.

Krisanna Sharon, PsyD, MA, is a skilled psychologist with a profound belief in the art of therapy and the transformative power of the therapeutic alliance. Viewing therapy as a collaborative journey, Krisanna walks alongside her clients, helping them understand their individuality and their place in the world. Specializing in working with children, adolescents, adults, and families, she excels in conducting thorough neuropsychological and psychoeducational assessments that address common challenges in everyday life. Krisanna has extensive experience in managing complex trauma, anxiety, identity development, and relational difficulties, as well as providing support for survivors of childhood abuse. As a client-centered existential phenomenologist, she prioritizes the therapeutic relationship as the most important catalyst for change, offering a space where clients can share their unique experiences—hopes, fears, regrets, and successes—while exploring their past and present selves.