Martin McCarthy Jr. is a dedicated psychologist who recognizes the complexities faced by individuals of all backgrounds – women and men, young and old, and from diverse socio-economic statuses. He specializes in helping clients heal from past wounds, navigate current challenges, and collaboratively build more fulfilling futures. His practice includes individual, couples, and family therapy, attracting a culturally varied clientele grappling with issues such as anxiety, depression, stress disorders, OCD/OCPD, relationship difficulties, employment challenges, and bereavement. Many clients experience significant progress in managing their personal, family, academic, and professional lives under his guidance. With graduate education from Columbia University and New York University in experimental, community, and clinical psychology, Martin has received extensive postgraduate training in cognitive behavioral therapy at the New York State Psychiatric Institute, family systems at the Family Institute of Chicago, and health psychology at Northwestern University Medical School. His therapeutic approach incorporates CBT, DBT, mindfulness, social networking, and positive psychology principles. The practice also offers genomic-based medication management under the supervision of a leading psychiatrist. Martin and his team continuously track client progress and outcomes through regular assessments, celebrating the achievements of their patients as they journey towards wellness.

Marilynn Mcmanus, a licensed Clinical Social Worker and therapist, believes that therapy is a significant step for individuals to discover their true selves and understand the challenges that prevent them from leading more authentic and fulfilling lives. Through the establishment of a trusting therapeutic relationship, she collaborates with clients to uncover their personal goals. Recognizing that symptoms can serve as messages indicating blockages and imbalances in coping mechanisms, Marilynn approaches each individual's healing journey with a gentle yet challenging partnership. Her focus on attachment history, values, and experiences helps shape a unique therapeutic path for each client. Working with adults across diverse age groups and diagnoses, Marilynn employs a psychodynamic foundation while integrating an eclectic approach tailored to individual needs. Her expertise encompasses anxiety, depression, relationship issues, stress management, and developmental transitions, making her a compassionate ally in navigating life’s complexities.

Butterfly Medicine is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist with credentials in MSW and LCSW, dedicated to helping individuals navigate their deepest struggles. She understands that the challenges life presents often leave people feeling overwhelmed, confused, and stuck. Yet, she believes that such struggles are significant indicators of real and important progress. Pain serves as an exceptional teacher, capturing attention and inviting growth. Through her integrative skills training in Mindfulness, EMDR therapy, and Jungian Thought, Butterfly empowers her clients to view their emotions as allies, encouraging them to lead their most creative lives. With her guidance, clients acquire essential tools to embark on their therapeutic journey. Just as a butterfly undergoes a metamorphosis—symbolizing profound emotional transformation—Butterfly Medicine is there to support those seeking to regain traction in their lives, helping them understand that every obstacle can be a stepping stone towards personal and emotional enlightenment.

Tami Meer, LCSW, has been a compassionate practitioner in the mental health field since 1987, recognized for her warm and friendly approach to well-being. With extensive experience across various age groups, including children, adolescents, adults, older adults, and families, she is dedicated to fostering emotional health and growth. Tami specializes in child therapy, particularly for special education and special needs children, and provides support to caregivers of older adults and children with disabilities. She holds certifications as both a school social worker and a principal, and has trained in the Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) approach by Ross Greene. Her eclectic practice incorporates modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy, making her an invaluable resource for individuals, couples, and families seeking healing and connection.

Steph Meyers is a dedicated counselor who understands the complexities of life that many individuals face. Whether it's the stress of work or school, difficult relationships, or feelings of shame and vulnerability, she acknowledges that everyone experiences life uniquely. With a rich background in counseling, Steph has cultivated a deep understanding of how individuals relate to their families, relationships, and themselves. Her therapeutic approach centers on empowering clients to discover the solutions within themselves. In a private, serene, and supportive atmosphere, clients can expect a fresh perspective and renewed clarity that can illuminate their connections with others. With kindness, compassion, and a touch of humor, Steph supports individuals in building on their strengths for growth and happiness. She specializes in relationship issues, stress reduction, anxiety, depression, women's concerns, and adolescent challenges. Her work particularly focuses on individuals in transition, including teenagers with their bewildered parents, adults feeling 'stuck’ or uncertain, and couples seeking new ways to connect.

Liz Muckley is a dedicated counselor with expertise as an LCPC and RDT/BCT, specializing in nurturing the emotional well-being of preteens, children, teens, and adults. Passionate about helping individuals navigate challenges such as depression, mood disorders, and anxiety, Liz employs a diverse range of therapeutic approaches including Expressive Arts, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Her work is informed by trauma-focused and attachment-based techniques, and she effectively integrates narrative and drama therapy into her sessions. Liz provides a safe and empathetic environment for both individuals and couples, allowing her clients to explore their feelings and develop healthier coping mechanisms. With a commitment to fostering personal growth, she is an advocate for emotional resilience and positive change.

Dr. Robert Musikantow is a compassionate Psychologist with a PhD, dedicated to treating each client as an individual. He collaborates with clients to develop personalized therapeutic approaches tailored to their unique situations. With a focus on uncovering and amplifying hidden strengths, Dr. Musikantow facilitates lasting change rather than dwelling on perceived flaws. His expertise in Diabetes Management, Chronic Pain, Relationship Issues, and more allows him to assist clients in breaking self-defeating habits and adopting more effective behaviors. Through his modern and innovative techniques, he provides clients with fresh perspectives, enhancing their choices and possibilities in life. Whether working with couples, families, or individuals, Dr. Musikantow is deeply committed to improving existing relationships and fostering new ones. If this approach resonates, he invites potential clients to explore the opportunity for a meaningful connection in therapy.

Engaging in therapy is a courageous and commendable journey, and Tara Holstein has enormous respect for the individuals, couples, and families she works with. She endeavors to create a solid base of trust and a collaborative connection with her clients. Depending on their needs and goals, Tara’s work may focus on improving quality of life, shifting patterns, or deepening overall self-awareness. She believes that healing often occurs as clients gain clarity and begin to move toward their desires, needs, and truths that may have been overshadowed by societal 'shoulds' and other absorbed messages over time. Drawing from classical and contemporary psychoanalytic, existential, humanistic, relational-cultural, and mindfulness-based perspectives, Tara remains ever-cognizant of the crucial role of culture in development, experiences, and needs. With experience in a wide range of settings including hospitals, residential treatment facilities, university counseling centers, and private practice, she provides therapy to individuals, couples, and families facing challenges related to mood disorders, anxiety, relationship issues, trauma, loss, grief, self-esteem, transitions, and overall life satisfaction. Tara has particular expertise in eating disorders, having played a significant role in providing leadership and treatment for individuals and families across all levels of care, including inpatient hospitalization, residential, PHP, IOP, and outpatient settings.

Marybeth Napier, PsyD, MPS, CMI, is a dedicated psychologist known for her compassionate and holistic approach to therapy. With over 20 years of experience, she supports teens, adults, and elders, guiding them through the challenges of stress, loss, and trauma. Marybeth utilizes a trauma-informed and culturally sensitive focus, incorporating a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, including mindfulness-based techniques, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and relational approaches. Her passion for helping individuals from marginalized groups, particularly those navigating LGBT issues or confronting systemic racism and sexism, underscores her commitment to creating a safe and supportive environment. Marybeth excels in fostering healing for individuals and families facing issues such as PTSD, addiction, and relationship difficulties, always aiming to empower her clients. As an interfaith minister and certified mediation instructor, she uniquely blends spiritual and practical elements in her sessions, focusing on the interconnectedness of body, mind, and spirit. Whether through individual, couples, or family therapy sessions conducted via telehealth, Marybeth is deeply committed to helping her clients find relief and solutions tailored to their unique circumstances.

Kate Newman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who believes that the cornerstone of well-being is cultivating healthy relationships with oneself and others. With over 20 years of experience, she has dedicated her career to working alongside individuals and couples, fostering therapeutic relationships grounded in safety, trust, and acceptance. Kate has addressed a variety of challenges including anxiety, depression, loneliness, loss, relationship distress, and navigating difficult life transitions. Her clinical practice is rooted in psychodynamic theory, yet she remains adaptable to meet the distinct needs and strengths of each individual. With extensive training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), an attachment-based model, Kate employs this framework effectively in her work with both couples and individuals. Additionally, she integrates mindfulness techniques to assist clients in nurturing greater self-compassion and developing effective strategies for managing stress and anxiety. Kate is committed to creating a supportive environment where emotions and behavioral patterns are expressed, understood, and validated. Through a collaborative approach, she partners with clients to uncover underlying needs and formulate a clear path for growth and transformation.

Jodi Novick Okner, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who embraces the opportunity to help others navigate their lives. Her approach is centered around effective communication, helping clients identify their unique relational patterns and understand how these patterns influence their interactions and overall well-being. With a clinical practice established five years ago, Jodi deeply values the trust placed in her by clients as they share their life stories in a safe and supportive environment. Through her strength-focused, multicultural approach, she empowers individuals and families to gain insight and develop a more cohesive sense of self. Jodi employs diverse therapy modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and solution-focused brief therapy, allowing her to provide tailored support that meets the needs of teens, adults, and elders. She believes that meaningful change is achievable at any age or stage of life. All clients—including families, couples, and members of the LGBTQ community—are welcomed with open arms. In collaborating with Jodi, clients embark on a journey toward a peaceful, less stressful life with actionable plans for change. The prospect of working together offers an exciting opportunity to create a more mindful, fulfilling existence.

Jean Omahoney, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist whose approach to psychotherapy is both supportive and exploratory. She understands that individuals often encounter difficult situations and complex relationships, revealing the need for personal change when recognizing repeating patterns in their lives. Jean delights in cultivating meaningful relationships with her patients, delving into their unique narratives, and assisting them in identifying unproductive patterns that may hinder their well-being. With a strength-based perspective, she emphasizes the resilience that individuals carry, engaging them in a collaborative process that fosters lasting change. Her practice primarily caters to adults and young adults grappling with anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and situational stress. Additionally, she specializes in health psychology, exploring the crucial mind-body connection, alleviating physical stressors, addressing medical conditions, and focusing on women's health issues, including pregnancy, infertility, and the transition into motherhood. With over 20 years of experience across various settings and diverse backgrounds, Jean strives to ensure a good therapeutic fit, guiding individuals to understand their needs and how best to navigate their therapeutic journey.

Amy Owen, a dedicated counselor with credentials as an MA, LCPC, and LPC, is committed to guiding individuals as they overcome mental roadblocks and the overwhelming feelings of anxiety that hold them back. Her mission is to help clients reconnect with their feelings of comfort and calm while fostering a sense of empowerment that allows them to navigate the world confidently and proudly. Specializing in working with teens, young adults, and parents, Amy understands the challenges that come with life transitions. Whether someone is facing the struggles of adapting to a new school or workplace or gearing up for a significant decision, Amy is there to provide support. For parents, she offers guidance during times when they may feel disconnected from their children or when their attempts to help appear futile. In her office, clients are welcomed into a warm and laid-back environment free from judgment. Expect Amy to honor each client’s unique process, tailoring sessions to meet their specific situations. Together, they will create an evolving plan that aligns with the goals of the client. Taking that courageous step toward therapy is a commendable decision, and Amy is ready to assist on this transformative journey.