Ashley Mclaughlin, a dedicated counselor with an MSEd and LMHC, has a rich history of working with a diverse range of individuals from various backgrounds. Her primary focus lies in supporting those who have experienced trauma, drawing upon her comprehensive knowledge of trauma treatment approaches. With extensive experience in assisting survivors of sexual assault, Ashley's empathetic approach has proven effective for many. Additionally, she is well-versed in addressing a variety of concerns, including addiction and personality disorders. Utilizing several evidence-based treatment options, Ashley empowers individuals to navigate their traumatic life experiences and effectively manage issues related to addiction and substance abuse, recognizing the complex relationship between these challenges and broader mental health concerns.

Dr. Barry Shear is a highly experienced psychologist dedicated to the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of neurodivergent individuals, including children, teens, and adults across various settings. He specializes in addressing unique learning needs, particularly in the realms of ADHD, executive functioning, and learning disabilities, as well as interpersonal challenges at home, in school, and within the workplace. With a PhD and extensive expertise, Dr. Shear has cultivated a compassionate approach that fosters competence and confidence in his clients, helping them to uncover effective learning methods and experience significant success. His practice encapsulates a range of therapy styles, including positive psychology, family systems, and psychodynamic approaches, delivered in a light-hearted, supportive environment. Dr. Shear warmly invites individuals and families to engage in meaningful conversations that promote discovery, personal growth, and healing, reassuring them that many difficulties can be alleviated through dedicated effort and fresh perspectives on current and past challenges.

Cynthia Cyprian is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a strong commitment to supporting individuals and families through their mental health journeys. With an MSW and LCSW, she graduated from Indiana University in 2001 and has since built a special rapport with a diverse range of clients, including preteens, children aged 6 to 10, teens, and adults. Cynthia's therapeutic approach is truly eclectic, drawing from various modalities such as Trauma-Focused Treatment, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Her expertise in family systems and humanistic therapy makes her a compassionate guide, helping each client to navigate their unique challenges with a focus on healing and personal growth. Whether working with couples, individuals, or families, Cynthia brings warmth, understanding, and a commitment to creating a safe space for transformation.