Dr. Linda Brown is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD and HSPP certification, specializing in helping adults and elders over 65 navigate the complexities of chronic illness and chronic pain. With a warm and compassionate approach, she employs a variety of evidence-based therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her practice incorporates principles from Polyvagal Theory and Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction, all aimed at providing a holistic understanding of her clients' needs. In both individual and group modalities, Dr. Brown fosters a nurturing environment that encourages self-discovery and personal growth. Her commitment to supporting clients through life's challenges reflects her core values and the positive energy she brings to every session.

Debora Frazier is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with extensive experience in guiding teens, adults, and elders through life's challenges. Graduating from the State University of New York in 1983, she has developed a rich expertise in addressing critical issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship dynamics. Debora employs a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Trauma-Focused techniques, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Her integrative approach combines elements of family systems, narrative therapy, and spirituality, creating a safe and nurturing environment for healing. Believing in the transformative power of therapy, Debora is dedicated to empowering individuals to thrive in their personal and relational journeys.

Ashley Hilkey, MA, LMHC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to supporting individuals of all ages as they navigate their mental and emotional health journeys. With expertise in addressing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and perinatal mood disorders, Ashley provides a safe space for her clients, whether they are seeking tools to manage anxiety, postpartum support, or assistance during significant life changes. She employs a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including trauma-focused therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, and strengths-based approaches, ensuring that each session is tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Ashley’s relational and person-centered style fosters a collaborative environment where clients feel empowered to reach their personal goals, whether through short-term or long-term therapy. Currently, Ashley offers telehealth services statewide in Indiana, as well as walk-and-talk sessions in the Bloomington area, making her accessible to those seeking support. Her commitment to culturally sensitive and integrative therapy allows her to connect with clients on a deeper level, making every session a step forward in their mental wellness journey.

Christine Arthur, MA, LMHC, ATR-BC, ATCS, is a seasoned counselor with 27 years of experience, specializing in a comprehensive range of therapeutic approaches including art therapy, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), and talk therapy. Her dedication to helping adults, children, teens, and families navigate challenges is evident in her extensive work with trauma, abuse, sexual assault, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, grief/loss, and interpersonal difficulties. With a supportive, collaborative, and strength-based approach, Christine empowers individuals to enhance their resilience and achieve sustainable, rewarding life changes. Her therapeutic process includes the gentle exploration of emotional expression through art therapy, which fosters relaxation and accessibility to unconscious thoughts, ultimately addressing the root causes of various issues often overlooked by traditional talk therapy. Christine's integration of EMDR accelerates the resolution of problems, establishing a multifaceted approach that borrows from psychodynamic, insight-oriented art therapy, DBT, CBT, mindfulness, positive psychology, and family systems theories. Additionally, she provides clinical supervision for aspiring therapists pursuing LMHC and ATR credentials. A graduate of The Naropa Institute in Boulder, CO, Christine's compassionate energy and deep understanding create a nurturing environment for healing and growth.

Caroline Jessica Hersch is a compassionate Marriage and Family Therapist with over 25 years of experience in the field of psychotherapy. She understands that individuals face overwhelming challenges and is dedicated to helping clients navigate life's difficulties. With a strong emphasis on listening and understanding, Caroline works collaboratively with clients to identify and achieve their goals using evidence-based practices. Her extensive background includes serving as the Director of a County Mental Health Center, where she addressed a variety of issues including mood disorders, trauma, and family dynamics involving both children and adults. Caroline has also shared her wealth of knowledge as a professor and trainer, focusing on topics such as Child Sexual Abuse, Mood Disorders, and child and family treatment. Her passion for education extends to supervising and training therapists at the state level, as well as working with university students, gaining insight into the unique issues they encounter. Caroline's experience as Associate Director of the IU School of Law Child Advocacy Clinic enriches her ability to connect with clients facing complex legal and emotional challenges. Through her diverse skills and expertise, she is committed to providing a supportive and understanding environment for each client she serves.

Katy Kelly, MSW, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who strives to cultivate an environment of safety and compassion for her clients. She empowers individuals to explore their lives without judgment and assists them in identifying their therapeutic goals. With an eclectic approach to therapy, Katy effectively addresses a wide range of challenges including trauma, anxiety, emotional disturbances, and life's transitions. Her therapeutic practice incorporates various modalities, such as EMDR and Gestalt therapy, tailored to meet the unique needs of teens, adults, and elders. Drawing on her graduate education in Social Work and extensive clinical experience, Katy has partnered with children, families, and adults facing mental health challenges. Her diverse background includes teaching at both K-12 and University levels, along with a commitment to social justice and educational reform. Through her work, she celebrates the resilience of the human spirit and fosters the development of her clients' inherent strengths, guiding them toward their personal goals.

Karen Knight is a dedicated therapist who understands that finding the right therapist is a crucial first step in the healing journey. Her approach emphasizes the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment where clients feel heard and valued, fostering their own healing process. Through an interactive experience that encourages emotional expression and new perspectives, Karen believes therapy can bring profound changes to an individual's life. A graduate from Indiana University in 1998 with a Masters in Counseling, she has extensive experience in diverse settings, including corrections, residential placements, community mental health, group homes, and private practice. Karen specializes in helping adults and elders with issues such as coping skills, anxiety, and self-esteem, utilizing various therapeutic modalities like Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), person-centered approaches, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her commitment to understanding each client's unique background ensures that their therapeutic experience is both culturally sensitive and personalized.

Travis Lawson is a dedicated counselor with a Master's degree and an Education Specialist degree, who creates an environment fully supportive of clients seeking meaningful and lasting changes in their lives. His specialties include addressing depression and anxiety, substance use and misuse, and providing support to LGBTQ+ populations, men and masculinity, as well as college-aged students navigating life, family, and career transitions. Travis completed his undergraduate and graduate studies at Indiana University, where he also pursued doctoral work in education, counseling, and human development. His extensive experience includes roles in counseling, teaching, and administration at IU, highlighting his deep understanding of campus and community culture. With a varied clinical background encompassing work in schools, shelters, and non-profit organizations, Travis embodies a direct, warm, and collaborative style that leaves a profound impact on those he serves. He believes in the inherent capacity of individuals to change and realize their best selves, often requiring guidance along their journeys. Theoretical foundations of his practice are rooted in cognitive and dialectical behavioral principles, complemented by existential and humanistic elements. Travis encourages clients to explore the meanings and systems in their lives, aiming to answer the essential question: What do we need to enhance our lives?

Patricia Lawson-Buckley is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, holding certifications as an LMFT and LMHC. With over 25 years of experience, she specializes in guiding adults through challenges with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and relationship difficulties. Patricia's warm approach and deep understanding of mental health allow her to connect with individuals on their journey to wellness, providing compassionate support tailored to their unique needs.

Laura Lininger is a compassionate and experienced clinical social worker and therapist, with over 30 years dedicated to helping individuals navigate their mental health journeys. She understands that the decision to begin therapy requires courage, often sparking both excitement and nervousness. By providing a safe, comfortable, and confidential environment, Laura empowers her clients to openly discuss their concerns and therapy goals. Her practice incorporates a mindful blend of cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness techniques, enabling clients to feel more connected and lead more meaningful lives. She specializes in anxiety disorders, trauma, and supports children facing anxiety challenges, as well as clients dealing with depression or significant life changes. As an EMDR provider, Laura offers specialized care for those impacted by trauma. Additionally, she enriches the therapeutic experience by providing a free weekly newsletter that covers pertinent mental health topics, coping skills, and mindfulness practices. Laura is committed to making therapy accessible and offers a reduced fee of $60 per hour, often less than typical out-of-pocket expenses considering insurance deductibles.

Compassionate Living Now is a dedicated mental health practice located in Bloomington, Indiana, focused on deep therapeutic work, personal transformation, and kindness-in-action. The practice offers both traditional talk therapy and practical tools for living a radically compassionate life, grounded in principles of equity, inclusion, and acceptance. Compassionate Living Now believes that healing individual trauma and addressing oppression at all levels can lead to global change. Their therapists, expert in areas such as mood disorders, trauma, OCD, and gender identity/sexuality issues, provide individual therapy for adults, children, and adolescents, as well as couples and family therapy. The practice is LGBTQIA allied and committed to anti-racist principles. Clients often report increased fulfillment in life, a reduction in symptoms, deeper engagement in relationships, and new levels of self-acceptance as a result of their work. Compassionate Living Now warmly welcomes anyone seeking support on their unique journey towards health and well-being.

Andrea Maltese is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LCSW credential. With extensive experience, she excels in assisting individuals navigating trauma-related disorders, depression, anxiety, and significant life transitions. Andrea is committed to working with diverse adults across all races, cultures, sexual orientations, gender identities, and religious backgrounds. Through her integrative therapeutic approach, she guides clients to examine how stressors, traumatic experiences, and important relationships shape their lives, empowering them to lead fuller and more satisfying lives. Influenced by EMDR, psychodynamic theories, and dialectical behavioral treatment, Andrea collaborates closely with her clients to establish and pursue meaningful goals during their therapy sessions. She specializes in supporting individuals with high emotional sensitivity, exploring intense emotions, and overcoming challenges related to self-soothing. By offering a safe therapeutic relationship, Andrea encourages clients to weave together their personal narratives and enhance their connections with themselves and others. With a background as a staff member at the Indiana University Counseling Center, Andrea holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Smith College School of Social Work, complemented by a fellowship experience at the Victims of Violence Program in Cambridge, MA.

Jody May, MSW, LCSW, is a skilled Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to supporting individuals through life transitions. With a wealth of experience in counseling both young adults and seniors, she excels in providing guidance to clients navigating present challenges and those influenced by past experiences. Jody holds over a decade of expertise as a School Social Worker, specializing in services for Special Education Students and their families. Her therapeutic approach is diverse, utilizing methodologies such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Positive Psychology, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) among others. Jody is well-equipped to address a variety of issues, including marital and premarital concerns, mood disorders, and women's issues, always with a strength-based and integrative perspective.