Katie Pembleton is a compassionate therapist dedicated to empowering women through the transformative process of online therapy. She creates a warm and collaborative environment, allowing clients to discover their true selves and increase their awareness. Her approach is centered on healing, recognizing that it looks different for each individual. Through creative techniques, Katie provides the tools and safe space necessary for her clients to face life's challenges without feeling overwhelmed. She believes in the power of reconnection and emphasizes the importance of leaning on others for support. As Brene Brown wisely noted, 'We are hardwired to connect with others; it's what gives purpose and meaning to our lives.' This connection is integral to the therapeutic journey Katie fosters. With her guidance, clients can expect to shift their mindsets and make liberating choices, transforming their lives from the comfort of their own homes or offices. Katie invites you to envision where you could be a year from now if you embark on this journey of healing today.

Tori Sander is a dedicated and compassionate Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker (LSCSW in KS and LCSW in MO) who understands that certain times in life can require extra support to foster healing and personal growth. With a strong focus on creating an inclusive mental health environment, Tori enjoys working with a wide range of clients, particularly preteens, teens, and young adults, as they navigate their unique journeys. Her practice is rooted in a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Emotionally Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy, and Trauma-Focused Therapy, ensuring that each individual's experience is tailored to their authentic self. Tori values and honors all aspects of her clients' identities, providing a safe space for them to explore their thoughts and feelings. Whether addressing issues related to self-esteem, trauma, relationship dynamics, or adjusting to life's transitions, Tori is committed to collaboratively creating a path toward healing and fulfillment. Clients are met with a warm welcome and encouragement, acknowledging the bravery it takes to seek support. Tori looks forward to guiding individuals in their pursuit of wholeness and well-being.

Angela Sartain is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LCMFT) dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families in navigating life's challenges. With expertise across all age groups, from toddlers to elders, she adeptly addresses a variety of issues, including trauma, PTSD, relationship difficulties, and emotional disturbances. Angela utilizes a range of therapeutic modalities, such as EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and the Gottman Method, to help clients gain new insights, overcome obstacles, and foster resilience. Her compassionate approach is enriched by her training in Sand Tray Therapy and Couples Communication, making her a valuable ally for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships.

Jennifer Shafer is a compassionate therapist who offers witness, support, and guidance for unique life experiences. Together with her clients, she cultivates compassion for their challenges and helps them resource their existing skills and strengths. By identifying the symptoms present and the growth cycles their clients are in, she assists them in finding meaning in their challenges, empowering them to make healthy and authentic choices. In collaboration, they shed light on what may be eluding their current perspective, enabling clients to recover inner resources for healing and gain new tools and insights for personal growth. Jennifer's extensive clinical experience includes working with survivors of sexual and domestic violence, senior citizens, and families within child protective services, as well as tribal youth. With a background as a massage therapist and SOMA bodyworker for over 20 years, she holds deep value and understanding for the interconnectedness of the mind, body, and spirit. She practices with a trauma-informed and social justice lens, recognizing how social contexts interface with psychological experiences, influencing realities both within and beyond family of origin.

Leasha Strang is dedicated to helping individuals heal from trauma and navigate life's severe stressors. She understands that when these challenges arise, it can feel as though life is falling apart. With a genuine passion for bringing healing to all ages—including adults, teenagers, children, couples, and families—Leasha works tirelessly to help her clients discover healthy perceptions of themselves, fostering transformation, wholeness, and peace. Leasha is skilled in a variety of evidence-based modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Gestalt Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Cognitive Therapy, Attachment-Based Play Therapy, and EMDR Therapy, recognizing that therapy is not a one-size-fits-all solution. With strong small-town values that resonate with many of her clients, Leasha's unique background as a combat veteran and former police officer allows her to connect deeply with military personnel, their families, and first responders. Additionally, if it is beneficial to the therapeutic experience, her service dogs, Roxy and Tank, can be incorporated into sessions upon request, enhancing the support she provides.

Emma Ward believes that we all embark on a significant journey, and she is eager to walk alongside individuals through theirs. She puts in diligent effort to ensure that each client can uncover their potential for positive change during therapy. With a focus on creating opportunities and offering strategies, Emma helps clients achieve the transformation they seek. Understanding the exhausting burden of depression, anxiety, or relationship challenges, she provides a safe space where clients can relinquish their struggles while gaining a fresh perspective on their issues. Whether one requires new insights into lingering problems or needs a compassionate companion to navigate painful emotions and experiences, Emma is there to help. Her passion lies in fostering stronger relationships—both with oneself and with loved ones. Emma is dedicated to providing a safe and non-judgmental environment where her clients can grow, heal, and embrace a more fulfilling life. For those considering the benefits of talking with someone, Emma is ready to extend her support on their journey.

Mary Weed, BSN, is a skilled therapist with vast experience assisting individuals facing life’s challenges when solutions appear elusive. Her background in the Emergency Department and the sexual assault abuse unit, combined with her roles as an instructor and therapist, has equipped her with depth and empathy. Mary understands that resilience is not merely about falling but about how one chooses to land. She fervently believes that investing in oneself is the most valuable endeavor a person can undertake. By guiding clients through their turmoil, she empowers them to rediscover their path and nurture their personal growth.

Bryan Winter is a licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Professional Counselor with over 30 years of experience in working with individuals and families. Specializing in individual therapy and family counseling, he addresses a wide range of concerns including anxiety, depression, men's issues, anger management, and conflict resolution. Bryan is dedicated to helping clients of all ages, from preteens to adults, navigate challenges like dual diagnosis, bipolar disorder, coping skills, grief, domestic abuse, and life transitions. His approach is rooted in Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Family Systems, and Strength-Based modalities, creating a supportive space for growth and healing. Known for his accessibility, Bryan provides flexible scheduling, including mornings, afternoons, and select evenings and weekends. He prioritizes client care by offering same-day appointments without waiting lists, ensuring a seamless therapeutic experience.