Julie Levy is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 25 years of experience dedicated to helping individuals navigate their life's complexities. She believes that people are not merely defined by their challenges; rather, they are a rich blend of their environment, biology, and life experiences. As a therapist, her mission extends beyond simply addressing problems; she seeks to cultivate deep therapeutic relationships that allow for meaningful healing from painful experiences and greater insight into one’s life. Julie specializes in treating children, adolescents, and families through modalities such as Play Therapy, EMDR, and Psychodynamic Therapy. Her expertise also encompasses working with adults in individual psychotherapy. As lives undergo various shifts through different developmental phases, Julie provides the necessary support for her clients as their interpersonal relationships and environments change, fostering growth and resilience.

Melissa Frey, LCSW, is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who specializes in helping individuals navigate relationship concerns, health issues, and caregiving challenges. Her approach is rooted in a deep understanding of the struggles that many face, often leaving them feeling isolated in their experiences. Melissa offers a safe and welcoming environment where clients can receive direct feedback and engaging support. She works collaboratively with individuals, couples, and families to identify actionable steps that lead to positive change in their daily lives. With her extensive training in various therapy modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and the Gottman Method, she tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of each client. Regardless of how overwhelmed or stuck one may feel, Melissa is committed to developing personalized plans that effectively address their concerns. Clients can benefit from a range of appointment times that accommodate busy lifestyles, ensuring that help is accessible whenever it’s needed most.

Lauren Burke is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, with a specialization in helping adults navigate issues related to anxiety, eating disorders, and self-esteem. As a certified Intuitive Eating counselor, Lauren is dedicated to empowering individuals, particularly women from college age and beyond, to find peace with food and their bodies. She passionately employs the Intuitive Eating and Health At Every Size (HAES) models to guide clients towards reconnecting with their inner wisdom. Lauren creates a serene and supportive environment where individuals can explore their emotions and break free from limiting patterns. With her expertise, she helps clients cultivate balance, enhance self-awareness, and develop healthy coping skills to navigate life's challenges, including trauma, relationship conflicts, and transitions. With every session, Lauren is committed to guiding clients towards their most authentic selves—bringing them closer to the freedom and fulfillment they desire.

Carrie Carren, LCSW, CADC, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate their unique journeys toward overcoming obstacles. With a belief that counseling is a collaborative and creative process, she joins her clients in establishing the change they aspire to achieve. Carrie utilizes a direct, honest, and genuine communication style, fostering an environment of trust and open dialogue. Her therapeutic approach is a blend of psychotherapy and experiential therapy, aimed at enhancing communication and decision-making within individual and family contexts. Furthermore, she incorporates Animal Assisted Therapy into her practice, often featuring her Labrador Retriever to facilitate healing and connection. Carrie specializes in supporting divorced or divorcing women, addressing issues of codependency, and addiction while empowering women to cultivate their self-confidence. Her expertise extends to adolescents, couples, family dynamics, LGBTQ+ concerns, mood and anxiety issues, and behavioral challenges. As an active member of the Therapeutic Adventure Professional Group, she has organized an international conference for numerous practitioners and has provided training to experiential professionals nationwide. With over 20 years of experience in psychotherapy, crisis counseling, and professional supervision, Carrie is passionate about guiding her clients towards healthier, more fulfilling lives.

Ghana Cooper is an esteemed Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding both LCSW and DMin credentials. With a compassionate approach, Ghana specializes in guiding a diverse clientele that includes preteens, teens, adults, and seniors in navigating complex issues such as school challenges, relationship dynamics, and parenting obstacles. Their expertise extends to a wide array of general issues including substance use, addiction, infidelity, divorce, and support for the LGBTQ+ community. Ghana employs a variety of therapy types and modalities, including coaching, family and marital therapy, as well as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Recognized for their strength-based perspective, Ghana is dedicated to fostering individual growth and healing in couples, families, and individuals seeking essential support. Their commitment to helping clients transform their lives is felt in every session, making a profound impact on those they serve.

William Gieseke, PhD, LCPC, is a seasoned therapist with over 45 years of experience in the field of psychotherapy. He has observed that many individuals, before seeking his assistance, have earnestly attempted to resolve their issues, often consulting various psychotherapists and allied professionals. His approach centers on collaboratively identifying the complex nature of each client's psychological challenges and uncovering effective solutions together. With a strong focus on individuals with neurocognitive deficits, as well as children and adolescents navigating the difficult realities of parental divorce, William integrates his diverse psychotherapeutic interests with a keen understanding of human development across the lifespan. His unique perspective is further enriched by nearly 30 years of experience teaching child development to post-master's degree clinicians specializing in children, adolescents, and adults. By incorporating advancements in neuroscience, human development research, and trauma-informed practices, William employs an integrated self-psychological neuropsychodynamic model of therapy. Viewing psychotherapy as a collaborative dialogical process, he fosters a supportive environment that encourages open communication and personal growth.

Brian Drelicharz, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, understands that everyone encounters challenging moments throughout their lives that may require professional support. Acknowledging the courage it takes to begin therapy, he is trained to assist clients in gaining deeper insights into themselves and the factors influencing their struggles. Brian specializes in addressing anxiety, depression, and mood disorders alongside associated behavioral issues. He employs a range of evidence-based methodologies, with particular expertise in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Having previously served as a school social worker, Brian possesses valuable insight into Special Education supports, Individualized Education Plans, and Section 504 accommodations. With a passion for helping others, he believes that therapy should empower individuals to manage their challenges independently while remaining available as a trusted referral source when specialized needs arise.

Ruth Field, LCSW, understands that life can feel overwhelming when individuals are faced with loss or change. Recognizing the fear and confusion that often accompany the realization that life isn't unfolding as planned, she offers a compassionate approach to healing. Life stressors such as divorce, relationship loss, the death of a loved one, job loss, illness, and caregiving affect many, and Ruth is dedicated to helping her clients navigate these difficult times. She collaborates with clients to develop personalized coping plans, allowing them to accept their current reality, identify resilience goals, and ultimately start to feel better. With Ruth's guidance, individuals can cultivate a sense of hope, peace, and resilience, no matter what challenges they face.

Karen Fretzin is a dedicated therapist with over 20 years of experience working with adolescents, young adults, and adults. As a certified alcohol and drug counselor, she specializes in addressing a variety of issues including addiction, depression, anxiety, ADHD, adolescent turmoil, adoption issues, and family or relationship dynamics. Karen’s passion extends to fostering personal growth and effective life management in her clients. She has also pioneered an innovative alternative to suspension program in several local high schools, showing her commitment to supporting youth. Her therapeutic approach is eclectic, integrating Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Humanistic principles, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, providing a comprehensive support system for individuals, couples, and families seeking to navigate life's challenges.

Mona Berman, MA, LCPC, is a seasoned counselor with over 31 years of experience in treating individuals facing anxiety disorders. Specializing in anxiety therapy, she adeptly employs cognitive behavioral therapy and exposure response prevention methods to assist her patients. Mona is dedicated to her work, often taking the therapy process beyond the confines of the office to meet the unique needs of each individual. With a particular focus on child therapy, she skillfully engages with children as young as three years old, collaborating closely with both them and their parents throughout the therapeutic journey. Known for her direct yet warm approach, Mona's practice is uniquely enhanced by her therapy dog, Honey, who provides love and comfort to patients during their sessions. Honey has become an integral part of Mona's practice, offering encouragement and unconditional love, making therapy a nurturing and supportive experience.

Dr. Deirdre Hicks is a compassionate psychologist who understands that taking the first step to seek help requires immense courage. Many individuals struggle for years, believing their feelings are permanent, yet she knows that support is available and transformation is possible. At the core of her therapeutic approach is the belief in the universal human need for connection. Dr. Hicks employs a relational and attachment-based therapy style, creating a safe, secure environment that fosters self-expression throughout the therapeutic process. With over 20 years of experience, she has supported individuals of all ages facing a wide range of mental, emotional, and behavioral challenges, including depression and anxiety. Her expertise is complemented by her empathy, openness, and warmth. While her practice welcomes all, she primarily works with pre-teens and adults. Dr. Hicks values every individual's story and is dedicated to helping each client engage with their struggles and strengths in a meaningful way.

Mark Kant is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, dedicated to enhancing healthy relationships with children, adolescents, and adults. With 16 years of experience, he has made a significant positive impact in the lives of young people, employing a diverse range of therapeutic methods and techniques, including mindfulness-based therapy, play therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. His commitment to strengthening and empowering individuals allows them to face both immediate and long-term challenges with confidence and independence. Mark's unique ability to engage children in play therapy fosters trust and connection, while his interpersonal skills enhance therapy for adolescents and young adults. Through practical and easy-to-apply techniques, he provides clients with the tools to navigate stressful situations. Often incorporating role-playing into his sessions, Mark demonstrates that everyone has the potential to embrace their true selves and cultivate a positive self-image.

Dr. Alan Levy, a Clinical Social Worker and therapist with a PhD, creates a unique environment for his clients, allowing them to explore their needs and feelings while discovering new ways to navigate the challenges in their lives. He believes that a pivotal factor for success in therapy is the relationship between the client and therapist. Dr. Levy’s approach is human, engaging, and collaborative, focusing on exploring feelings, reactions, and relationships to cultivate a deeper understanding of personal needs, goals, and aspirations. He recognizes that each client has their own emotional needs and struggles, and he actively supports them in finding innovative ways to cope with and resolve their concerns. With particular expertise in assisting individuals facing challenging life choices such as marital and parenting difficulties, career dilemmas, health concerns, and personal losses, Dr. Levy is dedicated to helping clients feel more vital and live more authentically. He also specializes in guiding young adults who are searching for genuine direction in their lives. As a distinguished psychotherapist and psychoanalyst, Dr. Levy has earned recognition as a Distinguished Scholar/Fellow of the National Academies of Practice, received the Simmons Distinguished Career Award, the NIP Educator's Award, and the Sabshin Award from the American Psychoanalytic Association. His education includes a PhD from Columbia University, an internship at Harvard, and faculty positions at renowned institutions such as Columbia, USC, Loyola, and the University of Chicago.