Sally Timmons is a dedicated and compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, who has been empowering individuals and families since her graduation from the Indiana School of Social Work in 2001. With her expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and family/marital therapy, she skillfully addresses a range of concerns including relationship issues, parenting challenges, and child development. Sally is particularly passionate about working with children aged 6 to 10, teens, and adults, helping them navigate life's challenges with understanding and support. Her approach fosters a safe and nurturing environment, where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings while achieving personal growth and stronger connections with loved ones.

Tari Alper, PhD, LMHC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to improving the mental health of adults and elders (65+). With extensive general mental health counseling experience, Tari excels in somatic body work and utilizes guided imagery and meditation techniques for effective mind-body integration, addressing clients' diverse mental health needs. Holding certificates in clinical work, trauma treatment, brief therapy, and specialized approaches for geriatric populations and first responders, Tari offers a culturally diverse perspective in therapy. Their professional ethos centers on reducing suffering and enhancing the quality of life, employing a variety of therapeutic modalities including trauma-focused, psychodynamic, and mindfulness-based approaches.

Neelu is an American Hindu and Jungian mystical counselor dedicated to helping individuals unlock their potential. She believes that everyone is their own great creation and that through thoughtful reflection and mindful choices, one can shape their reality and enhance their relationships. With a focus on identifying thoughts and feelings, Neelu encourages her clients to connect with their inner truth-teller, the part of them that champions for their desired life and meaningful connections. Incorporating both Eastern and Western philosophies, Neelu integrates concepts such as collective consciousness, shadow work, and archetypes with empirically-supported approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). This blend fosters deep self-discovery and empowers individuals to cultivate healthier relationships. Neelu inspires her clients to generate positive energy from within, guiding them in their journey with lovingkindness and compassion. She believes wholeheartedly in the capacity of individuals to (re)create themselves, encouraging them to embrace their authenticity and brilliance on their path to personal growth.

Dr. Christopher Black, a licensed Counseling Psychologist with a PhD, understands that our past experiences shape the ways we adapt to difficult situations. While some coping strategies may be beneficial, others can lead to unhealthy patterns, causing individuals to feel trapped by their past choices. Through a blend of interpersonal, humanistic, and cognitive-behavioral therapies, Dr. Black collaborates with his clients to establish personal goals and dismantle the barriers that prevent them from realizing their potential. He creates a welcoming environment where clients feel secure in exploring their most vulnerable issues. His areas of expertise encompass mood disorders, relationship difficulties, grief, identity issues, and anxiety. Furthermore, Dr. Black conducts psychological assessments for ADHD, learning disorders, and personality disorders, providing essential diagnostic clarification. He also offers specialized coaching for individuals with ADHD, helping them to identify their unique challenges, set personal achievement goals, and cultivate techniques to overcome obstacles. Dr. Black is dedicated to supporting his clients on their journeys toward self-discovery and fulfillment.

Inner Demons Counseling is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, who has dedicated over ten years to supporting teenagers (15+) and adults of all ages in navigating a variety of challenges, including self-esteem, life transitions, grief, anxiety, interpersonal issues, chronic illness, and the impact of addiction and depression, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community. Their approach is deeply rooted in an understanding of the vital intersections of race, disability, body size, gender identity, and sexuality, ensuring that each session accounts for the unique experiences of marginalized identities. Inner is committed to providing anti-racist, queer-friendly counseling that actively rejects diet culture. They recognize that life's pressures can sometimes become overwhelming, whether due to circumstances, genetics, or the weight of the world. Inner empathizes that there may come a time when extra support is essential for you or your teenager. For those who have had varying experiences with therapy, Inner invites exploration of whether their supportive approach could be the right match for clients seeking guidance.

Katherine Georgeoff Mohr is a skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an MSW, LCSW, and LCAC. She specializes in helping adults and elders (65+) who are facing challenges such as sleep troubles, trauma, chronic pain, anxiety, and depression. With a belief that clients are the experts of their own lives, Katherine employs a collaborative team approach, utilizing evidence-based therapies that achieve consistent outcomes in a shorter timeframe compared to traditional methods. Her training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) addresses the root causes of insomnia, providing an effective alternative to symptom-focused medications. Additionally, she offers various time-limited therapies for trauma, chronic pain, and mental health concerns, allowing clients to work through issues without having to relive their traumatic experiences. Katherine is honored to guide those ready to empower themselves through therapy, providing personalized options to support their journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Jacque Hanslow, a dedicated Counselor and LMHC, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her practice. She attended Lincoln Christian Seminary, obtaining her MACM and graduating in 2001. Specializing in working with teens, adults, and elders, Jacque understands the complexities of emotions such as depression and anxiety. Inspired by the words of Ann Voskamp, she believes that shame dies when stories are told in safe places. In her therapeutic practice, she creates an environment where clients can openly share their narratives, whether they involve trauma, loss, or difficult relationships. Jacque honors each client's story and emphasizes the importance of a collaborative relationship in the healing process, echoing Lysa TerKeurst's notion of 'imperfect progress'—the journey to healing involves slow, graceful steps. With an eclectic approach that includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Person-Centered Therapy, and Christian Counseling, Jacque aims to empower individuals, helping them to identify their goals and draw on their intrinsic strengths. She is passionate about the courageous work of change and invites clients to embark on their narrative journey toward healing and growth.

Ryaan Mansouri is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who earned his Master's degree in Social Work from IUPUI in Indianapolis, specializing in Mental Health and Addiction. He possesses a certificate of professional practice in addictions and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Indiana. Ryaan is a versatile clinician with extensive experience counseling families, groups, individuals, and couples. He employs a variety of therapeutic strategies, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and other evidence-based approaches to address the unique needs of each client. With a deep understanding of substance use disorders, mood disorders, personality disorders, and trauma, Ryaan helps individuals navigate marital challenges, separation, and divorce, as well as providing family therapy for blended families. He is committed to guiding clients toward sobriety in today's society, enhancing self-esteem, and achieving personal and career goals. Ryaan also offers support for grief and bereavement, helping those recovering from mental health complications find harmony and inner peace. He sees it as a privilege to assist individuals facing challenging times, providing a non-judgmental space for personal growth and self-care. Ryaan strives to facilitate inner peace during life's difficult chapters, making each moment of his clients' journeys truly valuable.

Lora Davis is a highly qualified clinical social worker and therapist, holding an MSW and LCSW, with over 20 years of experience in community mental health. Specializing in work with children and families, she is a registered play therapist (RPT) and a supervisor (RPT-S), which enables her to create a safe and supportive atmosphere for children to express their feelings and needs. Lora focuses on leveraging both children's and families' strengths to foster positive changes and emphasizes the critical role of family in a child's healing process. Her extensive experience spans all ages, providing invaluable insights into the unique challenges faced by families. She is particularly adept at assisting parents of toddlers and children who struggle with understanding and responding to their child's needs. Lora works with a broad range of issues including behavioral concerns, grief and loss, self-esteem, bullying, depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, PTSD, and adjustment challenges. As an Infant Mental Health-Endorsed Level Four (IMH-E IV) professional since 2013, Lora's approach is grounded in compassion and expertise, making her an excellent resource for families seeking support.

Caralyn Wendling is a dedicated counselor with credentials as an MS, LMHC, and LAC, who recognizes the often winding path of life. She understands that everyone experiences ups and downs, which can leave individuals feeling lost or out of balance. Caralyn has great empathy for those who have reached out to other therapists, often facing the frustration of full caseloads and delayed responses when urgent support is needed. She is committed to providing a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can explore their inner world at their own pace. Caralyn’s goal is to cultivate a therapeutic environment in which each client’s voice matters and where their struggles, worries, and aspirations are met with compassion. She believes that taking care of oneself is an essential, not selfish, step toward creating a life filled with joy and meaning. Through her expertise in Interpersonal therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Motivational Interviewing, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she works with individuals, families, and groups to help them tackle challenges before they escalate. Caralyn is here to guide clients toward healing and growth, encouraging them to rediscover their confidence and overcome obstacles. Together, with Caralyn, clients can find their way back to the life they envision. Her door is always open for those ready to embark on their journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

H. Mei Ng, PhD, HSPP, is a dedicated psychologist who employs an integrative approach to therapy, combining cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with interpersonal and humanistic methods, all through a multicultural lens. She has a passion for working with adults and elders, appreciating the richness that diverse backgrounds, ethnicities, sexual orientations, gender identities, economic statuses, nationalities, and cultural values bring to the therapeutic process. Dr. Ng specializes in addressing specific concerns such as sleep disturbances (with an emphasis on CBT for insomnia), anxiety disorders (including generalized anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder), mood disorders (like dysthymia and depression), stress management, life transitions, and chronic medical issues. She also offers assessments and letters for gender-affirming surgeries and hormone replacement therapy. Her practice is characterized by active collaboration tailored to the unique therapeutic needs and goals of her clients, focusing on developing strengths and learning new behaviors to enhance overall well-being. Dr. Ng earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a Health Psychology track from Ohio University and completed a yearlong internship in Medical/Health Psychology at the University of Florida’s esteemed Department of Clinical and Health Psychology.

Rebecca Peters, a dedicated Counselor with credentials including LMHC, RPT-S, and NCC, understands that raising children can be both one of the hardest and the most rewarding jobs. She recognizes that when a child has undergone trauma, experienced transitions, or faces other challenges, the path can become even more complex. Rebecca works compassionately with children and their families to help them navigate and integrate their distinct experiences in the world. There is always hope, help, and support available for children struggling with trauma, grief and loss, transitions, ADHD, anxiety, defiance, depression, and general worries. She believes deeply in the transformative power of play and the innate ability of children and families to evolve toward health and healing. By communicating in a child's first language of play, Rebecca emphasizes the strengths of both the child and their family, allowing them to collaboratively address their struggles. She recognizes that a child's relationship with their family acts as the cornerstone of how they perceive and interact with the world around them. With extensive experience in supporting young children and their families through trauma and loss, Rebecca adopts an integrative approach, tailoring her methods to the unique needs of each family.

Dawn Dilley, PhD, HSPP, is a compassionate psychologist who specializes in helping preteens, teens, and adults navigate the complexities of mood disorders, life transitions, and spirituality. She understands that feeling stuck or disconnected from oneself can be overwhelming, and strives to guide individuals in uncovering their true selves. With a deep commitment to the uniqueness of each person, Dawn expertly tailors her therapeutic approach, linking the body, mind, and spirit. Her integrative methods encompass expressive arts, somatic techniques, positive psychology, trauma-focused interventions, meditation, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Both individual and group sessions are available, creating an inclusive environment for exploration and growth. Through her therapeutic art studio, clients have the opportunity to engage in art expression and guided reflection, which serve as valuable tools for understanding personal challenges and fostering lasting change. In her safe space, creativity flourishes, and there is no need for prior artistic experience. Dawn invites everyone to reconnect with their truer selves and embark on a transformative journey toward improved mental health.