Julia Tothova is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding an MSW and LCSW, who believes that shame diminishes when stories are shared in safe environments. Life can present overwhelming challenges, especially in recent times, but clients need not navigate these difficulties alone. Julia works with individuals to deepen their self-understanding in the context of their circumstances, fostering positive change. Her warm and empathetic approach encourages exploration of hardships while identifying behavioral patterns and relational dynamics that affect the overall quality of life. With a background in dual diagnosis treatment, Julia is skilled in addressing a range of mental health issues and addiction. Her practice is rooted in the belief that human beings are adaptable and resilient, and her primary goal is to cultivate a safe, non-judgmental space that promotes growth and healing. Outside of her professional life, Julia is a proud mother to a lively 10-month-old. Originally born and raised in Slovakia, she spent her formative years in Colorado and has been calling Indiana home for the past decade. With extensive experience working with diverse clients, Julia remains committed to a lifelong journey of learning from her clients, ongoing research, and her own personal experiences.

Ana Wolgemuth is a dedicated marriage and family therapist intern who is deeply passionate about assisting couples and families in finding hope and clarity during challenging times. She meets her clients where they are, bringing a sense of acceptance and understanding when they feel lost or misunderstood. Whether individuals seek to enhance their communication skills or are facing the potential end of their marriage, Ana creates a nurturing environment for vulnerable conversations. She believes that genuine emotional communication is vital for building strong relationships, both in therapy and in everyday life. Ana utilizes techniques from Emotionally Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems, The Gottman Method, and Art Therapy to tailor her approach to each client's unique needs. With experience in supporting couples through the aftermath of infidelities, she is committed to helping navigate the journey of affair recovery and healing, demonstrating that healing is always possible. Currently, Ana is set to graduate from Indiana Wesleyan University with her master's in Marriage and Family Therapy in December 2021, and she is under the supervision of LMFT Kristina Graber.