With over 20 years of experience, Jennifer Schmidt specializes in supporting adult clients facing challenges related to anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma. Her niche focus includes high-ability individuals, often identified as gifted, who navigate intense emotional experiences, perfectionism, feelings of isolation, and existential concerns. Jennifer also offers valuable support for those dealing with life-threatening food allergies, chronic illness, and perinatal mental health issues. As an EMDR-certified trauma therapist with an advanced certificate in Logotherapy (Meaning-Centered psychotherapy), she creates a therapeutic space that serves as a sanctuary for clarity and strategic growth. In her sessions, clients engage in processing their worries, sorrows, joys, and aspirations while tackling complex challenges. Jennifer is committed to ensuring that every individual feels truly seen, heard, and understood. Utilizing an eclectic approach, her interventions are grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Logotherapy/Existential Analysis. She views the journey with her clients as a profound privilege, empowering them to transcend their suffering and honor their innate capacity for growth, fortitude, and resilience. Her ultimate goal is to foster a sense of hope, equip clients with skills to alleviate their symptoms, help them recognize the power of the present moment, and guide them toward contentment and peace.

Diane Schmidt specializes in addressing women's issues, recognizing the unique pressures women face from family, friends, colleagues, and even themselves. Her compassionate approach helps navigate the challenges that can lead to feelings of low self-esteem, confusion, and inadequacy. Diane understands the complexities of people-pleasing and the pain of rejection or abandonment, and she is committed to providing the support needed to restore confidence and a sense of hope. Through her eclectic therapeutic techniques, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and psychodynamic methods, she empowers individuals to develop healthier relationships and embrace life with renewed joy and self-worth. As a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) and a Grief Support Network, Diane is dedicated to fostering an environment of trust and understanding, making it possible for clients to overcome behavioral issues, anxiety, and life's transitions with optimism.

Andrew Sherwood understands that many clients may feel uncertain about their next steps in life, particularly when confronted with challenges such as anxiety, depression, life transitions, questions of sexuality, relationship difficulties, or grief. He welcomes adults of all ages, sexualities, genders, races, ethnicities, religions, and spiritual orientations into his practice. As a compassionate Jungian Analyst, Andrew possesses a rich repertoire of skills and knowledge designed to assist individuals on their journey toward self-discovery and healing. He is committed to holding space in a manner that fosters a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment. Dreams often serve as valuable starting points for discussion, drawing from the wisdom of the unconscious mind within the therapeutic process. This approach, rooted in both inductive and deductive reasoning, forms the foundation of a professional and caring relationship that distinguishes Jungian analysis from traditional friendship. Andrew invites individuals to embark on this transformative journey together, offering quick responses to ensure effective communication.

Brenda Shriner, CPC, is a dedicated therapist with over 25 years of experience and three clinical licenses. As a Certified Professional Coach, she has adopted a solution-focused and eclectic approach that resonates with preteens, teens, and adults alike. Brenda quickly gets to the heart of the matter by combining her high emotional intelligence with effective listening skills and strategic questioning. Her clients often express feelings of being understood and hopeful as they witness transformations in their behaviors and life situations. Known for her collaborative and engaging style, Brenda creates an open, trusting, and safe environment for change, thanks to her genuine concern for others. Passionate about helping individuals create strong, healthy relationships, she believes that these connections significantly enhance well-being and personal satisfaction. With rich experience in addressing various mood disorders and workplace challenges, Brenda equips her clients with insight, improved communication, and problem-solving skills, all aimed at fostering growth and change. She is eager to assist those navigating issues related to anxiety, relationship dynamics, and life coaching.

April Skidgel is dedicated to transforming how individuals engage with mental wellness and their support systems. She understands the significant impact that family conflict can have on every member of the system. With a belief that relationships require effort and investment, she encourages proactive approaches to nurturing connections before they reach crisis points. With over a decade of experience working with teens and parents, April is skilled at uncovering the roots of issues related to divorce, mental illness, and relational dynamics, ensuring the health of interactions within family systems. Her background spans high school environments to couples counseling, where she is passionate about guiding individuals toward their best lives. April emphasizes the importance of achieving a healthy work-family-life balance through mindful practices. Whether in partnerships, pre-marital, or marital relationships, she provides support to help clients build strong foundations for growth. Those contemplating divorce or separation will find in April a compassionate guide, as she believes that changes to family dynamics don’t have to be traumatic for all involved. She is committed to alleviating overall family stress and fostering a supportive environment.

Casey Smith, LPC, understands that when relationships in our lives experience difficulty, individuals can often feel anxious, depressed, unsatisfied, and lost. With a commitment to creating a safe environment, Casey facilitates a journey of self-discovery, helping clients process and identify patterns within their relationships, enabling more fulfilling connections. With expertise working with teens and adults, Casey's background encompasses a range of issues, including marital and relationship conflict, parenting and co-parenting dilemmas, divorce, sexuality, and the challenges of anxiety and depression. Additionally, Casey offers a comprehensive approach to Career Counseling, utilizing assessments to guide clients in their career paths. Employing an integrated therapeutic approach, Casey incorporates various modalities such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Family Systems, tailored to the specific needs of each client at any given time. Clients seeking support and guidance will find a dedicated partner in Casey, who is eager to foster growth and healing in every session.

Holly Smith is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Clinical Marriage & Family Therapist with a Certificate from the American Association of Marriage & Family Therapy. She specializes in guiding adults through challenging issues such as trauma and PTSD, relationship problems, and significant life transitions. Holly believes in the power of change and enjoys working with clients who are eager to transform their lives. She adopts a non-judgmental approach to help clients explore their personal truths and aspirations. Utilizing trauma-sensitive care, Holly assists individuals in healing from past wounds while enhancing their self-awareness through enneagram personality typing, a valuable tool in understanding personal motivations and relationship dynamics. With expertise in various therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Accelerated Resolution Therapy, and the Gottman Method, she effectively alleviates the intensity of negative emotions associated with painful experiences. Holly is committed to fostering healing and clarity, empowering her clients to navigate their journeys with confidence.

Hollyn Smith understands that making the decision to seek therapy can often feel intimidating. Many clients may initially believe that the therapeutic journey is fraught with too many challenges and uncertainties. At Empowered Family Therapy, Hollyn and her team are dedicated to walking alongside clients, both children and adults, providing an emotionally safe environment throughout their client-led transformation journey. She recognizes the profound impact of negative life experiences on individuals, regardless of age, and she believes it is possible for everyone to reclaim their power and rise from past hurts. In addition to traditional talk therapy, Empowered Family Therapy offers play therapy services tailored for kids and families, aimed at enhancing emotional and behavioral patterns within the home while helping to release traumatic experiences held within the family unit. Through engaging play, self-esteem is nurtured and trusting relationships are fostered. Hollyn aspires to create a judgment-free zone within her office, a place where clients can uniquely transform, exploring the things they deem 'not okay' in a safe space. She is committed to ensuring that everyone feels heard, seen, and understood, and together with her clients, she aims to cultivate the most empowered lives possible. At Empowered Family Therapy, whether clients are seeing Hollyn or an intern, they will never feel alone on their journey.

Linda Sterling is the ideal choice for those seeking a licensed counselor who specializes in sport psychology and understands the intricacies of athletics. Athletes often dedicate themselves both on the field and in the classroom but may encounter various challenges along the way. With pressures mounting, feelings of being overwhelmed can arise, leading to a desire to reignite the joy of their sport while finding peace off the field. Linda is here to help increase confidence and reduce anxiety, enabling athletes to reach their goals. Drawing from her experience as a former collegiate athlete and college professor, along with her training in sport psychology and counseling, she possesses deep insights into the competitive athletic environment and the academic pressures athletes face. Linda emphasizes the grit athletes have, and together, they will build on that resilience to create a comprehensive mental game plan for both sport and life. Although hurdles may seem insurmountable, she believes in the strength within every athlete, and with collaborative effort, they will break down challenges and formulate a plan to tackle adversity. Linda looks forward to supporting athletes in realizing their potential.

Kathy Teater is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate life's challenges. Whether faced with anxiety, relationship issues, or the complexities of life transitions, she creates a safe and confidential environment where clients can explore their struggles. Kathy practices with humor and understanding in a relaxed setting, aiming to instill a sense of ease as clients address their concerns. She emphasizes the importance of building a strong personal foundation, enabling individuals to understand and tackle the challenges of relationships and circumstances with greater clarity. As a collaborative partner in the therapeutic process, Kathy works with individuals, couples, and families to alleviate emotional pain while promoting personal growth and healing. Her diverse therapeutic techniques, including mindfulness-based approaches, family systems therapy, and the Gottman Method, demonstrate her commitment to supporting her clients on their journey toward restoring peace and balance in their lives.

Thomson Ticum, LPC, is a compassionate and skilled therapist with a deep understanding of the challenges faced by preteens, teens, and adults. With a special focus on trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and couples therapy, Thomson brings a strength-based and multicultural approach to his practice. He adeptly navigates general issues such as immigration evaluations, men's issues, domestic violence, life transitions, and family conflict. Through various therapeutic modalities, including Trauma-Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Thomson empowers individuals and families to find healing and resolution in their relationships. His commitment to fostering self-esteem, managing stress, and addressing racial identity concerns makes him a valued ally for those seeking growth and connection in their lives.

Morgan Ticum believes that the journey of being human comes with its unique challenges, and they have a deep understanding of how preparation often falls short in navigating these experiences. Morgan is dedicated to collaborating with clients to set meaningful goals and identify practical next steps tailored to their individual journeys. Specializing in treating anxiety disorders, trauma symptoms, and assisting in the development of self-esteem and healthy boundaries, Morgan approaches therapy with a genuine, validating presence. Clients can expect an approachable, respectful relationship where their pace is honored. Utilizing a diverse array of therapeutic techniques, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Morgan strives to meet the unique needs and styles of each individual. For those ready to feel empowered and regain control over their lives, Morgan is here to support and guide them on that path, fostering connections and resources within the mental health community.

Dr. Larry Tyndall is a compassionate and skilled psychotherapist who views psychotherapy as a blend of psychoeducation, emotional processing, and corrective emotional experiences. He emphasizes the importance of providing clients with the tools to cultivate new coping and relationship skills while creating a safe space for emotional exploration. Dr. Tyndall employs various therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to illuminate the influence of thoughts and beliefs on emotional and behavioral patterns, Family Systems Therapy to foster insight into relational dynamics, and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy to explore the roots of coping strategies developed earlier in life. He specializes in helping adults who have faced the impacts of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse during childhood, as well as those grappling with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder from recent experiences such as combat, domestic violence, or assaults. In addition, Dr. Tyndall offers psychoanalysis for those seeking deeper self-exploration to identify and address unhelpful thinking and relating patterns that may be inhibiting their happiness and life satisfaction.