Tamara Kirby is a dedicated and compassionate Drug & Alcohol Counselor who is committed to guiding individuals on their journey toward empowerment and personal growth. With her solution-focused approach, Tamara helps clients uncover their true potential, enabling them to lead lives worth celebrating. Through her skills in various therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based practices, she provides tailored support to those facing challenges related to addiction, alcohol use, and anxiety. Tamara understands that while the past cannot be changed, she can work collaboratively with her clients to address and resolve current difficulties, paving the way for a more fulfilling future. Her extensive experience allows her to help individuals recognize and confront long-standing behavior patterns and negative perceptions that may hinder their progress. For anyone feeling overwhelmed by life's demands, Tamara offers a space of understanding and hope, fostering sustained lifestyle changes and personal empowerment.

Linda Bannister is a compassionate and skilled therapist who works with families, children, adolescents, and adults to enhance their emotional health and well-being. She specializes in helping clients learn emotional regulation, identify personal strengths, and heal from traumatic experiences. Her focus on fostering connections in relationships and family dynamics supports individuals in managing life transitions, overcoming depression and anxiety, and addressing trauma histories. Linda's approach is particularly effective with youth, utilizing playfulness and creative expression to engage them in the therapeutic process. She offers art therapy, an invaluable tool that facilitates non-verbal communication and emotional expression, allowing individuals to explore their thoughts and feelings even if they are not artists. Linda approaches each client's challenges with openness and without judgment, seeking to understand their unique stories while providing compassionate acceptance and trust. She firmly believes in every person's potential for personal growth, self-awareness, and the courage to create meaningful change in their lives.

Pamalee Larr EdS, LMHC, BCBA, brings over 20 years of experience working with both adults and children. As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, she is dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming therapeutic space where clients can achieve their personal goals. Pamalee specializes in addressing a range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, personality disorders, and behavioral challenges, particularly for those on the autism spectrum. Her approach is eclectic and culturally sensitive, utilizing various therapy types such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Additionally, she offers valuable parenting training, equipping parents with innovative strategies to engage effectively with their children, fostering positive interactions and growth.

Nicole Love is a highly qualified clinical social worker and therapist, holding a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Southern Indiana, obtained in 2015, and a Master of Science in Early Childhood Education, Curriculum and Instruction from Southern Illinois University of Carbondale, earned in 2007. She specializes in guiding individuals seeking meaningful change, helping them address life's challenges that hinder healthy relationships. With extensive experience across young children, adolescents, adults, and families facing a diverse range of issues, Nicole employs a blend of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution Focused approaches. This therapeutic style integrates education and mindfulness techniques to effectively tackle depression, anxiety, relationship issues, substance use, low self-esteem, and difficult life transitions. Joining the New Outlook Counseling Center, Nicole is dedicated to empowering individuals to lead happier, healthier lives, inviting them to embark on their journey of change with her support.

Mary Mckinney is a dedicated therapist with 39 years of experience in clinical social work, specializing in individual, marital, and family therapy at New Outlook Counseling. She understands that personal growth is deeply influenced by family dynamics and interpersonal relationships. Mary's approach acknowledges that both strengths and weaknesses stem from genetic predispositions and early life experiences, as well as the narratives built around love, bonding, and engagement. Emphasizing resilience, she believes in the power to celebrate and enhance inherent qualities while also repairing what may be missing or broken. Mary encourages her clients to reflect on their current lives to identify what is working and what isn’t, guiding them in pursuing meaningful goals. She works with individuals of all ages—adults, children, couples, and parents—helping them build skills and navigate challenges, while fostering healthy, supportive relationships that promote growth. Utilizing a variety of expressive and play-based techniques, Mary excels in helping clients overcome traumatic experiences and establish positive interaction patterns, including effective behavior management strategies for children, particularly those with special needs and learning differences.

Audra Miller, MSW, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist passionate about helping teens and adults navigate the complexities of their emotional landscapes. She understands that individuals often feel trapped in their thoughts, facing challenges such as isolation, anxiety, depression, and a sense of inadequacy. Audra collaborates with her clients to explore the intricacies of behavior change and mindset shifts, making the therapeutic journey more accessible and impactful. By co-creating personalized plans that emphasize simple yet transformative changes, she works diligently to alleviate stress, worry, guilt, fear, and anxiety. Audra provides a safe and supportive environment, actively listening to her clients' experiences to foster a path toward a more peaceful and fulfilling life. Her expertise also extends to mindfulness-based therapies, including walk and talk coaching, integrating movement and nature into the healing process for enhanced emotional processing. With a strong foundation in Positive Psychology and Compassion-Focused approaches, Audra is committed to guiding her clients towards improved mental health and well-being.

Bloomington Neurofeedback is dedicated to helping clients achieve and maintain emotional balance. With a keen interest in the brain, clients are ready to address foundational brain issues that underpin psychological challenges. Whether individuals aim to excel in their fields or seek relief from compulsive behaviors, Bloomington Neurofeedback is equipped to support them. Clients, ranging from 6 to 86 years old, may be experiencing flashbacks, academic difficulties, or simply desire improved relationships, better memories, enhanced sleep, and mood stability. The practice emphasizes the importance of effective therapy, allowing clients to actively participate in their healing journey. Utilizing quantitative electroencephalogram (qEEG) assessments and neurofeedback training, individualized treatment plans are crafted to meet each client's unique brain and psychological needs. By focusing on the nervous system, improvements become lasting. As the practice believes that what the brain learns, it retains, they promote balanced brains leading to balanced minds and relationships. While traditional therapy holds immense value, it can be less effective if the nervous system is overwhelmed. For those looking to cultivate a more balanced life, understanding that balancing the brain is the first step is essential. Bloomington Neurofeedback stands ready to guide clients on this transformative journey.

Ethan Smith is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding adults through their journey of self-discovery and personal growth. He understands that therapy is a unique opportunity for individuals to learn about themselves and work through the challenges they face, whether they involve navigating difficult life transitions or breaking free from old patterns. Ethan specializes in online video counseling, or teletherapy, allowing him to conveniently support clients throughout Connecticut and Massachusetts. Since completing his postgraduate training at Yale University in 2011, he has cultivated a deep expertise in trauma and PTSD recovery, anxiety management, intimate relationship dynamics, and identity issues in marginalized communities. He is passionate about empowering individuals to overcome trauma, substance use, and relationship issues while fostering a safe and supportive space for exploration. To help potential clients understand if he is the right fit, Ethan offers complimentary phone consultations to discuss their needs and goals.

Kris Sullivan is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with a Master of Social Work (MSW) and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). She believes that individuals are the true experts in their own lives, and her focus centers on understanding clients' perspectives and life experiences. By creating a supportive and strength-based environment, Kris helps her clients navigate their unique challenges and encourages personal growth. Her specialty includes working with adults, college students, and couples facing issues related to depression, anxiety, relationships, and stress management. Kris collaborates closely with clients to enhance mood management, develop insightful strategies, and improve coping mechanisms for life stressors. As a trained mediator, she also assists parents in minimizing conflict, lowering stress levels, and enhancing communication within co-parenting dynamics, especially during pre and post-separation phases. Furthermore, as a member of BloomingtonCollaborative.org, Kris is committed to advocating for civility in divorce alongside a multidisciplinary team of mental health professionals, attorneys, and financial planners.

K.e. Thaxton is a dedicated and compassionate licensed associate therapist (LMHCA), supervised by Laura Alford (LMHC), who aims to create a safe and comfortable environment for individuals to explore their life experiences. Through an empathetic and attuned presence, K.e. helps clients process their feelings, uncover the roots of their challenges, and embrace whatever arises during therapy. With a firm commitment to supporting meaningful change, K.e. assists individuals in reshaping habits, patterns, and relationships that contribute to their healing journey. Incorporating an anti-oppression framework, K.e. acknowledges the effects of structural and interpersonal violence, as well as the unique traumas faced by marginalized communities. Utilizing a person-centered and trauma-aware approach, K.e. emphasizes the vital connection between the body and mind. Clients are encouraged to collaborate with K.e. to develop personalized therapy plans that align with their goals. With a focus on concerns such as gender identity, sexuality, and the impact of social factors like race and class, K.e. offers insight and understanding for those navigating complex dynamics within their communities.

Jess Troxel is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to helping clients navigate the challenges posed by life and family stressors or traumatic experiences. Central to Jess's practice is the creation of a safe space where individuals can process the effects of trauma, which often manifests as PTSD, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, grief, substance misuse, and various other concerns. Furthermore, Jess understands how trauma can leave clients feeling stagnant, as if they are trapped in their past experiences. As a Person-Centered therapist, Jess employs a blend of therapeutic techniques and modalities, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Structural Family Therapy, to guide clients on their healing journeys. Jess firmly believes that the therapeutic relationship plays a pivotal role in empowering clients to achieve their goals. In this collaborative process, the client is viewed as the expert of their own life, while Jess provides the necessary skills, training, and therapeutic experience to facilitate personal growth and resilience.

Julia Arany, HSPP, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to fostering personal growth and mental wellness. A graduate of Indiana University in 2012, Julia possesses a profound understanding of the complexities of the human experience. Her approach emphasizes genuine connection, empathy, and a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings. Committed to creating an environment conducive to healing, Julia strives to empower individuals to embrace their journeys toward wellness and fulfillment.

Brandt Badger is a compassionate and skilled counselor, holding qualifications as an LMHCA and NCC, alongside an MSEd. With a rich background in helping adults and elders navigate life's challenges, he specializes in addressing trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and parenting concerns. Brandt employs effective modalities such as EMDR and Interpersonal therapy to facilitate meaningful healing and connection, whether working with couples, individuals, or groups. His warm and supportive approach fosters an environment where clients can explore their feelings and experiences with confidence, paving the way for personal growth and healthier relationships.