Emily Kyle, LPC, embodies the essence of healing touch in therapy, guided by the wisdom of a Swedish proverb: "shared joy is double joy; shared sorrow is half sorrow." She recognizes that everyone, at some point, needs someone to create a sacred space—one for celebrating joys and gently holding sorrows. Emily believes that therapy can become that sanctuary, a place where individuals can embark on their journey towards becoming happier and healthier versions of themselves through time, effort, and support. With an integrative counseling approach that combines Cognitive Behavioral, Psychodynamic, and holistic practices, she aids individuals in exploring their thought processes, behaviors, past experiences, and lifestyle choices. This method helps clients find personal answers and reach their unique goals. Emily welcomes individuals aged 14 and older who may be facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, life transitions, and more. She considers it a true honor to walk alongside clients on their paths to healing and clarity.

Chelsy Larson, LSCSW, is dedicated to supporting adults and adolescents who grapple with the overwhelming effects of anxiety, depression, and the intricate challenges that arise from trauma and loss. In her compassionate practice, clients are encouraged to explore their experiences in a judgment-free environment, which allows them to access their inherent strengths and skills essential for healing. By providing psychoeducation and cognitive skills, Chelsy empowers her clients with valuable insights into managing their mental and emotional health, ultimately fostering improved functioning and well-being. Her focus areas include trauma and PTSD, peer relationships, grief, women's issues, relationship issues, and the complexities of depression and anxiety.

Jeffrey Longhofer is a dedicated therapist who sees individuals and couples in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, addressing a wide array of challenges such as relationship and parenting struggles, as well as common issues like anxiety and depression. With tenure as a professor, Jeffrey conducts extensive research and teaches courses on mental health practices for both children and adults. His contributions to the field are reflected in his publications with esteemed publishers like Oxford University Press, Columbia University Press, Palgrave MacMillan, and Routledge Press. In his practice, Jeffrey emphasizes the importance of exploring and discussing the full spectrum of emotions, acknowledging that articulating feelings—especially those that may be contradictory or troubling—can often be difficult. His collaborative approach ensures that he works closely with clients to thoughtfully understand their concerns without rushing to conclusions about the nature of their challenges. Jeffrey believes that our central concerns develop over a lifetime and must be approached with care to foster effective therapeutic partnerships.

Jordan Mayfield is a compassionate and experienced therapist dedicated to supporting individuals through life’s challenges. With over 16 years of experience as a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor, Jordan believes that mental health is crucial to overall well-being, just like physical health. They are a firm advocate for the dignity and worth of every individual and understand that oppression is an essential aspect of therapy, viewing recovery as a social justice issue. Highly trained in areas including grief, gender and sexual identity, anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Jordan provides a non-judgmental space for clients to explore their strengths and develop problem-solving strategies. Their down-to-earth therapy style emphasizes resilience and aims to empower clients to navigate their change journey independently. Through the integration of various therapeutic approaches, including the Gottman Method, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and person-centered techniques, Jordan fosters an environment where individuals can truly thrive. They are enthusiastic about learning more about each client and walking alongside them on their recovery journey, valuing every step taken towards growth. Jordan also shares insights through their mental health blog, which offers resources and support to the wider community.

Randy Moredock is a compassionate therapist who works with couples—both heterosexual and same-sex, married and unmarried—as well as families and individuals, addressing a wide range of concerns. He invites individuals seeking counseling to explore whether his therapeutic approach aligns with their needs. Randy's primary focus is on ensuring clients feel comfortable, fostering a strong working relationship essential for effective therapy. His practice is primarily present-centered, where conversations delve into current life situations, the impact of various issues, and how they are perpetuated. While he emphasizes the relevance of the present, he acknowledges that past experiences can shape current behaviors and emotions, allowing for a holistic understanding of each individual’s unique journey. Together with his clients, Randy develops tailored action plans that cater to their specific goals. Recognized for creating a safe space for growth—a principle reflected in his practice—Randy engages in collaborative dialogue that prioritizes client comfort and understanding, ensuring that therapy is a shared journey rather than a one-sided conversation.

Nancy Moses is a compassionate therapist who has dedicated over 30 years to the non-profit sector of mental health. She specializes in assisting individuals, couples, and families who have navigated through trauma, including substance use disorder and mental illness. With a wealth of experience over the past 12 years supporting those affected by abuse, neglect, and abandonment, Nancy brings a deep understanding of the challenges that her clients face. Her approach to therapy is uniquely tailored to each individual, emphasizing the importance of listening to clients’ visions for their futures. She provides clear explanations of various therapeutic modalities, including Somatic Experiencing and the Gottman Method, empowering clients to make informed choices about their healing journey. Nancy firmly believes that healing is achievable and that change is an intrinsic part of life. She is dedicated to helping clients discover their inner wisdom and strengths, acknowledging that therapy is about finding the right fit for each person. With Nancy's guidance, clients are encouraged to take the brave step towards a brighter, more fulfilling future.

Noah Mosier understands that life’s challenges can sometimes feel overwhelming, making it difficult for individuals to concentrate on what they value most. Feelings of anxiety, emotional disconnection, and fatigue may overshadow joy and meaning in one’s life. In his therapeutic practice, clients can expect to gain clarity on the emotional obstacles that keep them feeling stuck and to work together on a customized plan to overcome these challenges. Noah places particular emphasis on identifying the strengths and abilities that have helped clients through past difficulties, aiming to harness these qualities for future growth. His areas of focus include managing symptoms of depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship difficulties, and stress associated with life transitions. With over ten years of experience employing leading evidence-based interventions, Noah provides therapy in a safe and nonjudgmental environment, welcoming each client with warmth, compassion, and authenticity.

Cheryl Nussbaum, LSCSW, is a seasoned therapist who brings a wealth of experience from her graduation in 1977 at the University of Southern Mississippi. With a focus on navigating grief, relationship issues, and spirituality, she provides a safe and supportive environment for preteens, teens, adults, and elders. Cheryl employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Transpersonal therapy, Family Systems, and Strength-Based approaches, creating an eclectic blend tailored to each individual's needs. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of topics, such as trauma and PTSD, coping skills, and emotional disturbances. She is particularly attuned to the complexities of diverse identities, including support for those within the LGBTQ+ community. Cheryl's compassionate nature and dedication make her a trusted guide on the journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Larry Nussbaum is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their journey toward healing and growth. With expertise in addressing depression, anxiety, and life transitions, he warmly welcomes children aged 6 to 10, teenagers, adults, and the elderly (65+) into his practice. Larry employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and solution-focused brief therapy, to tailor interventions that meet each client’s unique needs.<br /> <br /> His approach encompasses a broad spectrum of issues such as trauma and PTSD, relationship challenges, managing grief, and parenting. Larry's holistic and empathetic style, combined with spiritual and experiential techniques, fosters a comforting environment where clients feel safe to explore their concerns. Whether navigating through life's difficulties or striving for personal growth, Larry Nussbaum is committed to empowering clients to achieve their fullest potential while enhancing their overall well-being.

Dr. Anne Owen is a licensed psychologist based in Lawrence, Kansas, dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, stress, depression, panic, agoraphobia, OCD, insomnia, grief, and relationship issues. With a compassionate approach, she supports her clients through life transitions, infidelity, divorce, and parenting challenges, ensuring they find meaningful solutions tailored to their needs. Utilizing effective therapy types such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and the Gottman Method, Dr. Owen provides a nurturing environment for individuals and couples. Her extensive experience extends to addressing general issues like trauma, PTSD, and mood disorders, making her a versatile choice for those seeking support. Dr. Owen is committed to fostering personal growth and healing in her practice and welcomes the opportunity to connect with those ready to embark on their transformative journey.

William Payne is a highly regarded clinical psychologist with postdoctoral training from Stanford/UCSF and the Menninger Clinic. With over 23 years of experience as a licensed psychologist and 10 years of training prior to licensure, he provides a safe and structured environment for individuals to explore their emotions. In this supportive atmosphere, clients can relax as new perspectives emerge, fostering trust and self-discovery. William employs a compassionate and engaged approach, offering personal insights and feedback drawn from a diverse array of therapeutic models including psychodynamic, humanistic/existential, cognitive/behavioral, DBT, family systems, and Jungian. His specialties encompass a wide range of issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, OCD, addictions, chronic pain, ADHD, anger management, relationship concerns, men's issues, and aging-related challenges. In addition to traditional talk therapy, he sometimes integrates alternative techniques like relaxation/biofeedback, hypnosis, art therapy, journaling, EMDR, and dream work to help clients navigate their difficult emotions more comfortably.

Marci Ramsay, LSCW, RPT-S, is a dedicated therapist specializing in the assessment and treatment of children from birth to age 10 who are facing developmental and social-emotional challenges. With a focus on client-centered therapy, she provides comprehensive clinical assessments and tailored therapeutic strategies for children and their caregivers. Her expertise includes addressing trauma-related conditions such as child maltreatment, attachment disorders, and adjustment challenges, as well as navigating grief, divorce, and separation from caregivers. Marci also extends her support to parents, offering education and guidance in the face of family stressors. Utilizing a blend of developmentally-appropriate and biologically-respectful therapies, she employs techniques like child-centered play therapy, directive play therapy, Theraplay, EMDR, and the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics (NMT) to facilitate self-expression and problem resolution in young children. Marci earned her Master of Social Work degree from The University of Kansas and holds licensure in Kansas as a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker. She is also a certified Registered Play Therapist/Supervisor and is certified in both the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics and EMDR at various levels, showcasing her commitment to professional development and her passion for helping children thrive.

Dr. Jane Sharp understands that everyone faces moments of feeling stuck, which is simply part of the human experience. For those who find life overwhelming, where old coping strategies no longer serve them, seeking therapy can be a valuable step towards exploring new paths. As a therapist, Dr. Sharp acts as a compassionate companion on her clients’ journeys. Through open dialogue and deep listening, she collaborates with individuals to uncover what may be hindering their progress. Clients are encouraged to share their life stories, encompassing both challenges and triumphs, while Dr. Sharp introduces insights that can facilitate overcoming obstacles and cultivating a healthier, more fulfilling life. Known for her expertise in dealing with issues like depression, anxiety, and women's concerns, she provides therapy informed by a diverse array of methodologies, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and more. With a focus on creating a safe and supportive environment, Dr. Sharp recognizes the importance of comfort in the therapeutic relationship, setting the stage for personal growth and transformation.