Kathleen Brewer is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, deeply committed to helping individuals and couples navigate life's challenges. With a wealth of expertise in areas such as trauma, anxiety disorders, and depression, she is skilled in employing various therapy techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and play therapy methods tailored to her clients' unique needs. Her 9 years of experience allow her to effectively support children, adolescents, adults, and couples through difficulties such as borderline personality, mood disorders, and relationship issues. Kathleen understands that each individual is different and believes that a personalized approach is key to successful therapy. She fosters a safe environment where her clients can explore their emotions and develop coping skills, ensuring they never feel alone on their journey to healing and self-discovery.

Stephanie Johnson is a dedicated and empathetic therapist who understands that everyone faces challenges in life. Specializing in addiction, trauma, and mental health, she creates a nurturing environment where clients can rediscover hope, even when they feel lost. With experience dating back to 2005, Stephanie is passionate about aiding individuals dealing with substance abuse and mental health issues. She recognizes that each journey is unique, and she collaborates closely with her clients to uncover the factors that shape their experiences and to formulate personalized healing plans. Stephanie believes that true transformation begins with embracing discomfort, which is why she strives to foster a safe and calming space for clients to explore their feelings. Her commitment to transparency and authentic interaction is pivotal in building strong therapeutic connections, making her a trusted partner in the journey of self-discovery and recovery.

Cynthia Kindgren, LCPC, is passionate about helping individuals who have experienced emotional and physical trauma, neurocognitive deficits, or medical injuries. She creates a safe yet challenging environment that fosters growth and healing. Rooted in Internal Family Systems (IFS), she believes that every person possesses multiple parts that, along with a core self, can guide and heal the more burdened aspects of their identity. Cynthia recognizes the remarkable power of the mind and the resilience of the human spirit. Utilizing techniques such as cognitive retraining, hypnotherapy, EMDR, HRV training, and Neurofeedback, she empowers her clients to achieve self-regulation, cultivate internal cohesion, and enhance their overall quality of life. With a robust background in the neuropsychology department at Rockford Memorial Hospital, Cynthia has developed a deep skill set tailored to her specialty in trauma recovery. Her extensive 21 years in private practice have provided her with insights into the limitations of traditional therapy. Moreover, her personal journey, marked by a spinal cord injury in 1991 that left her paralyzed from the neck down, has imbued her with unique strategies for coping with trauma and pain management. Today, Cynthia shares her wealth of knowledge and experience with individuals and families, guiding them on their paths to healing and well-being.