Mallory Super is a dedicated firefighter and paramedic, who initiated her journey in first response at the age of 22 as a cadet. She has since progressed to serve on the frontline, embodying the spirit of bravery and service in her role within the fire department. With a profound understanding of the unique challenges faced by first responders, Mallory emphasizes the necessity of a safe space where they can address their mental health needs and achieve wellness. Her commitment to supporting her peers in navigating their emotional well-being reflects her passion and dedication to the firefighting and paramedic communities.

Bren Tally understands the delicate balance between personal needs and the expectations of others. In this often challenging balancing act, individuals may experience feelings of loneliness, misunderstanding, spiritual depletion, or a sense of being stuck. Bren creates a safe space where clients can begin to ask vital questions, map their narratives, and gain influence over their experiences, leading to new and empowering outcomes. Clients are encouraged to break free from the status quo and overcome feelings of overwhelm. It is a privilege for Bren to witness clients embracing their stories and fostering self-love throughout this transformative journey, revealing the strong and brave parts that many forget they are capable of recognizing and claiming. Their areas of treatment encompass family therapy, couple therapy, and individual therapy. Bren's therapeutic approach is rooted in systems theory, with a Master of Science in Family Therapy from Friends University. They adhere to the AAMFT Code of Ethics and have a commitment to diversity, multi-cultural ethics, and evidence-based theories.

Ben Taussig understands that life can often feel overwhelming, and at times, individuals may find these feelings difficult to manage on their own. He recognizes that during challenging moments—such as when the relationships we rely on begin to falter, emotions spiral out of control, or coping strategies turn counterproductive—seeking help can be a powerful transformative step toward regaining balance. With a relational approach, Ben believes that the quality of our relationships significantly influences our overall well-being. He is particularly skilled at assisting clients with relationship issues and personal challenges that impact or arise from their connections with others. Colleagues and clients alike describe Ben as approachable and empathetic; he prides himself on his ability to truly listen and engage with those he supports. No matter where one's journey for help leads, Ben wishes everyone the very best on their path to healing and resilience.

Tish Taylor is dedicated to facilitating the positive development of children and adolescents. Specializing in working with children, teens, and their families, she focuses on identifying areas of difficulty and setting goals to enhance functioning. Her work commonly addresses issues such as ADHD, emotional and mood-related difficulties, anxiety, and developmental disabilities, all aimed at improving school performance and social skills. Tish employs a multifaceted approach that includes psychological testing and evaluation, mindfulness-based therapy, and family consultation to foster healthy adjustments at home and school. Throughout her career, Tish has prioritized early intervention to lay a positive psychological foundation for children and adolescents as they progress toward adulthood. Her respectful, attentive, and honest demeanor creates a nurturing space where families can collaborate with her to maintain learned skills in their home environment. Additionally, she effectively partners with schools and other professionals to ensure comprehensive support for each child's unique journey.

Shannon Tobaben, LCPC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their therapeutic journeys. Recognizing that taking the first step can be challenging, she creates an environment filled with authenticity and empathy to help ease the nerves of her clients. Shannon emphasizes the importance of the client-therapist relationship as a foundation for meaningful change. Whether clients seek a more directive approach or prefer someone to share their burdens, Shannon is committed to collaborating with them to identify and achieve their personal goals. Her expertise lies in supporting children and adolescents facing issues like anxiety, depression, grief, ADHD, OCD, self-esteem challenges, and interpersonal conflicts. Her counseling approach is tailored to meet each client's unique needs, fostering the development of healthy coping strategies and a positive self-concept to enhance overall well-being. Shannon believes that, no matter the complexities of one's story or struggles, there remains a glimmer of hope, even in the toughest times. She welcomes individuals to explore the possibility of working together on their paths to healing.

Lynne Weilert, a dedicated therapist, has worked with clients ranging from 16 to 96 years old, understanding the unique challenges faced by individuals of all ages. She creates a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone, regardless of gender or faith. Drawing from her personal experiences of life’s hardships, Lynne strives to provide compassionate, empathetic, and confidential support. Her approach focuses on addressing issues such as Depression, Anxiety, and Relationship Conflict, primarily through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for individuals and couples. Lynne is equipped to handle a range of mental health challenges, including OCD, Grief, Borderline Personality Disorder, and Bipolar Disorder. Utilizing various treatment modalities tailored to each client's needs, she empowers them to navigate life's storms and build resilience. Lynne's extensive business and life experience further enhances her ability to guide clients in understanding their situations and making meaningful changes. With her strength-based, person-centered, and mindfulness-based approaches, Lynne ensures that no one feels alone on their path to healing.

Michelle Benton, LPC, brings a wealth of professional expertise to her practice in mental health counseling. With a Masters of Arts in Mental Health Counseling and 125 hours of specialized training in ADHD coaching from the ADD Coach Academy, Michelle is well-equipped to support her clients. Graduating in 2012 from MidAmerica Nazarene University, she has dedicated her career to helping young people navigate their challenges. She gained invaluable experience during 13 months at a psychiatric residential treatment facility for adolescents, where she effectively treated a wide range of disorders, including bipolar disorder, major depression, trauma, and ADHD, among others. Michelle excels in leading treatment groups and working with family systems, creating a supportive environment for healing and growth. Her niche lies in assisting students facing ADHD and Executive Function hurdles, helping them develop essential coping skills and self-esteem while fostering positive behavioral changes.

Deidre Fairall-Calltharp, LCPC, is a dedicated licensed professional counselor with over 25 years of experience in providing therapeutic services to children, adolescents, and adults. She holds multiple certifications including Registered Play Therapist and Cognitive Behavioral Therapist (CBT), and is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR). Deidre is deeply passionate about offering a nurturing and safe environment for individuals to embark on their unique healing journeys. Her extensive expertise lies in collaborating with children and teens, addressing a range of issues such as mood disorders, trauma, and behavioral challenges. In addition to her counseling practice in Missouri and Kansas, she teaches essential parenting skills, reinforcing the progress made during therapy sessions. Deidre utilizes a client-centered approach through modalities like play therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, ensuring that each individual receives tailored support to enhance their emotional well-being and resilience.

Dr. Kristin Koetting, a compassionate and highly qualified therapist, holds a PhD and graduated from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 2003. With a deep understanding of the complexities of adult and elder mental health, she specializes in areas such as coping skills, life coaching, and navigating life transitions. Dr. Koetting possesses extensive experience in addressing trauma and PTSD, workplace wellness, relationship issues, divorce, and chronic pain, among other concerns. Her diverse approach includes mindfulness-based therapy, cognitive behavioral strategies, and solution-focused brief therapy, allowing her to tailor her methods to the unique needs of each individual or couple she works with. As a strong advocate for LGBTQ+ individuals, including those who identify as bisexual or lesbian, and those facing challenges in areas like ADHD, parenting, and mood disorders, Dr. Koetting aims to empower her clients to cultivate resilience and foster meaningful changes in their lives. Through her insightful and supportive guidance, she is dedicated to helping others achieve their goals and embrace their authenticity.