Annie Barsch is a compassionate and skilled Marriage & Family Therapist with a Master's degree and the credentials of LMFT and CCTP. She specializes in supporting individuals across various stages of life, from preteens to elders over 65, addressing deep-seated challenges such as grief, trauma, PTSD, and relationship issues. With a robust understanding of complex issues including bipolar disorder, infidelity, infertility, and the trials of life transitions, Annie offers a safe space for her clients to explore their feelings and experiences. She utilizes a range of therapeutic approaches, including Trauma-Focused therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and the Gottman Method, ensuring that her services are tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual or family. Her expertise extends to culturally sensitive practices, making her an invaluable resource for LGBTQ+ individuals and families navigating parenting and relationship dynamics. By creating a supportive and inclusive environment, Annie empowers her clients to embark on their journey toward healing and personal growth.

Johanna Jameson, MA, LCPC, is the founder of Memory Farm, a unique farm-based adult day center dedicated to supporting individuals living with Alzheimer's and related diseases. At the heart of Johanna's practice lies compassion and creativity, which she incorporates into all aspects of her therapeutic work. Clients at Memory Farm engage in purposeful activities such as gardening and animal therapy, fostering a sense of fulfillment and connection. This individualized approach extends to her counseling services, where Johanna recognizes that each person's journey is distinct and tailors her methods to meet their specific needs. With a wealth of experience addressing a broad spectrum of challenges, including caregiver support for those managing Alzheimer's, depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship distress, Johanna is committed to guiding her clients through life's complexities and transitions. She offers both in-person sessions in the serene environment of her farm and online counseling through Better Help, allowing for flexible access to her compassionate support.

Stephanie Klewin is a compassionate counselor with a deep commitment to her clients' well-being. Many individuals seek her support to navigate anxiety, depression, stress, and the challenges of life transitions. Clients often find themselves experiencing significant distress due to these issues and desire to improve their emotional health. Stephanie provides her services to adolescents, adults, and older adults, specializing in women's issues, chronic pain and illness, as well as concerns related to later adulthood. Through her person-centered counseling approach, she draws on a range of evidence-based theories to assist clients in achieving their personal goals. Stephanie places a strong emphasis on the therapeutic relationship, ensuring that those she works with feel safe, respected, and supported in their journey toward healing. She acknowledges that facing hardships is a natural part of life, and recognizes that it can become overwhelming at times. Stephanie is dedicated to helping her clients feel better and invites all who have questions or are seeking guidance to reach out for support.

Danielle Nowak, LCPC, is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who feels honored to accompany her clients on their life's journey. In her sessions, she cultivates a safe, compassionate, and welcoming environment that allows clients to be unconditionally accepted. Through the development of a strong therapeutic relationship, individuals are encouraged to express their complete, authentic selves, and finding the courage to seek support is always acknowledged as an admirable strength. Danielle assists her clients in navigating their unique paths toward wellness and healing by employing effective coping strategies, enhancing emotional and self-awareness, striving for positive outcomes, and improving communication techniques. Her passion for the field drives her commitment to staying up-to-date with effective counseling practices and techniques. With extensive experience working with both groups and individuals, Danielle is prepared to provide the support needed for growth and healing.

Carolyn Wass is a compassionate and dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding a Master of Social Work degree from Aurora University, where she graduated in 2015. She specializes in assisting adults and elders facing challenges such as depression, grief, and the complexities of pregnancy, prenatal, and postpartum experiences. With a rich array of therapy modalities, including Compassion Focused, Emotionally Focused, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Carolyn emphasizes a holistic and integrative approach tailored to each individual. She firmly believes that the journey of life can be difficult, leading many to feel uncertain and overwhelmed. As such, she strives to create a collaborative and trusting therapeutic relationship, providing a non-judgmental space for clients to express themselves freely and feel genuinely heard. Carolyn's unique ability to listen to her clients' stories fosters an environment where they can explore their challenges and develop coping skills to manage stress effectively. Ultimately, her goal is to empower her clients, helping them to cultivate the life they envision through empathy, support, and a comprehensive, strength-based approach.