Andrew Garrison, LCPC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals and couples on their journey toward personal growth and self-discovery. He welcomes clients who are eager to understand themselves better, seek progress in their lives, or navigate life's uncertainties. Andrew's therapeutic approach is down-to-earth and centered on building genuine connections, allowing clients to express their needs and desires, even when they may not fully understand them. Through comprehensive therapies such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Trauma-Focused techniques, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, he offers a supportive space for healing from issues like addiction, depression, and trauma. Andrew fosters an atmosphere of empathy and understanding, presenting concepts in relatable ways that resonate with those he supports. Whether individuals are dealing with life transitions, relationship challenges, or mental health struggles, Andrew's strength-based methodology ensures that therapy begins where the client is, working collaboratively towards their unique goals.

Dr. Lynn Garvin-Huntley is a seasoned psychologist specializing in the general practice of psychology, with a particular focus on the unique challenges faced by women and couples. With a keen interest in facilitating effective adjustments, Dr. Garvin-Huntley assists individuals navigating the transitions of motherhood, the complexities of marriage and parenthood, as well as the challenges parents face while raising adolescent children. Her extensive psychological services cater to those grappling with depression, anxiety, grief, postpartum depression, and a variety of other concerns. The core aim of her treatment is to alleviate distress while promoting personal well-being and happiness. Additionally, Dr. Garvin-Huntley possesses a distinct expertise in addressing the psychological components of chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia.

Megan Heffernen sees individuals as the experts of their own lives and dedicates herself to assisting them in navigating their journeys. She fosters a safe and relaxed environment where clients can build trust, allowing them to comfortably identify and pursue their personal goals. With a non-judgmental ear, she listens carefully and poses thought-provoking questions that encourage positive changes in thinking and behavioral patterns. Megan is committed to supporting the development of healthy relationships, enhancing daily functioning, promoting emotional regulation, and facilitating the use of effective coping mechanisms. As a Generalist Therapist, she is well-equipped to work with a diverse clientele, though her extensive experience lies primarily with children, teens, and young adults. Utilizing a range of treatment modalities, she emphasizes empowering her clients through a Strengths-Based and Person-Centered approach. Since beginning her career as a Social Worker in 2007 and transitioning to a Mental Health Therapist in 2012, Megan has held various positions that include school-based work, advocacy for youth voices within the community mental health system, and collaboration with Juvenile Justice, Child Welfare, and Foster Care systems to positively impact the lives of youth and their families.