Daniel Sommer, a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist, understands that being human is challenging. He recognizes that individuals often struggle with the disparity between who they believe they 'should' be and the emotional aspects of their true selves. This conflict can lead to various mental health issues, including chronic anxiety, prolonged grief, post-traumatic stress, and depression. In his practice, Daniel emphasizes the importance of cultivating a relationship with the emotional parts of the mind rather than merely 'fixing' distressing feelings. His approach involves integrating these essential emotions into a healthier and more authentic self. Daniel's psychodynamic therapy fosters a supportive and empathic relationship, allowing for the exploration of emotions that may be confusing, painful, or unwanted. He believes that true growth emerges when distressing emotions are expressed rather than suppressed. As social beings, individuals are not meant to face emotional challenges alone. Unfortunately, societal expectations often lead to emotional suppression. Daniel is committed to helping those who are struggling with emotional distress and guiding them towards a path of healing and self-discovery.

Michelle Vurnovas, LCSW, understands that navigating through life can often be complex and overwhelming. Many individuals feel as though they were not equipped with the right tools to manage life's challenges. She specializes in working with those who experience depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, and personality disorders, ensuring they can strive towards their fullest potential. Additionally, she extends her support to parents and caregivers of individuals with learning disabilities, aging-related diagnoses, and physical disabilities. Michelle believes that when individuals feel like they're taking the wrong steps, they can nonetheless discover their inherent power and resilience. Her passion lies in collaborating with adolescents, adults, and families, drawing on her extensive experience with diverse diagnoses such as ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and end-of-life issues in adults. With significant postgraduate experience serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their families, she is dedicated to solution-focused therapy, guiding her clients through the intricate maze of life hand in hand, as they seek positive outcomes together.

Harlan Johnson is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with an MS and credentials as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC). With extensive experience, he specializes in guiding individuals and families through their challenges, including relationship issues, life coaching, spirituality, and a wide range of mental health concerns. Harlan is adept at helping clients of all ages—from children and teens to adults and elders—navigate complexities such as trauma, PTSD, coping skills, and emotional disturbances. He utilizes a variety of therapy modalities, such as EMDR, nonviolent communication, and family systems therapy, fostering a safe and compassionate environment for healing and growth. Harlan's commitment to his clients ensures that they feel supported in their journeys toward a more fulfilling life.