Gregory Franchett, LPC, understands the struggles faced by individuals as they grapple with feelings of disappointment, sadness, and vulnerability. He recognizes that many find themselves staring out the window, longing for the sense of control and safety that seems to have slipped away. Through his compassionate, non-judgmental approach, Gregory is dedicated to helping his clients reclaim their confidence and restore their emotional resilience. With extensive training and experience working with children, families, and couples, he employs an integrated therapy model that includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Positive Psychology, and Trauma-Focused methods. Gregory provides a space for individuals to explore their feelings and cope with the challenges of life, whether it be navigating relationship issues, family conflict, or emotional disturbances such as anxiety and depression. He invites those seeking guidance to discover their inherent worthiness and resilience. Through his dedicated support, clients can forge a new path towards healing and empowerment, making it easy to embark on their journey towards well-being.

Insoon Hoagland is a retired army chaplain and combat veteran, who immigrated from Korea in 1989. As an ordained minister of the Christian Reformed Church in North America (CRCNA), she brings a wealth of experience to her practice as a certified clinical chaplain and pastoral counselor. Insoon is also a board-certified clinical supervisor for Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) interns and associates in Kansas, and a Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist. Additionally, she holds certification as a Child Play Therapist. Her professional journeys in the military have shaped her perspectives on life’s numerous challenges, allowing her to assist individuals in navigating their struggles with a unique insight into life and death. As an integrated psychotherapist and solution-focused Christian therapist, Insoon's mission is to help clients uncover their true potential and lead fulfilling lives. While the difficult situations of the past cannot be changed, she fosters a collaborative environment to better understand and resolve personal issues. Culturally competent in diverse settings, Insoon creates a safe space for growth and insight, encouraging individuals to take responsibility for their healing journey. She believes this is the time to seek help, express oneself, and renew one’s life—an opportunity to heal and live fully.

Kay Luna, LCPC, is a dedicated therapist whose passion lies in guiding individuals and families on their healing journeys. With a specialization in trauma recovery, anxiety, and depression, Kay works with clients from diverse backgrounds, including first responders, educators, and youth. She provides a safe and supportive environment for clients to cultivate their resiliency. Kay employs trauma-informed, evidence-based therapies tailored to meet the unique needs of each client, whether they are individuals, couples, or families. Among her therapeutic approaches, she offers EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), a powerful tool that fosters positive outcomes for a broad range of issues. Kay believes that success is reflected in the growth clients experience in their lives. She is committed to walking alongside clients on their path to healing, empowering them to navigate life's challenges with strength and hope.

Jennifer Mostafa is a dedicated therapist with over 10 years of experience, known for her genuine belief in the transformative process of therapy. She adopts an integrative, holistic, and practical approach to help clients achieve their goals, utilizing a diverse set of techniques including Person-Centered Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Her specialties encompass a wide array of issues such as support for LGBTQIA+ individuals, couples counseling (both traditional and non-traditional), and assistance with life transitions including parenthood and professional changes. Jennifer is well-versed in a variety of therapy modalities, offering both long-term and short-term therapy options, including single-session therapy models. She has a particular passion for helping couples understand their relational dynamics and fostering lasting changes, making her a valuable resource to those navigating relationship issues, life transitions, and identity challenges.

Jessica Schroeder, LCMFT, understands the profound challenges faced by individuals in relationships. Many find themselves lying awake at night, wondering if their partner can truly see their pain. Feelings of insignificance and loneliness may overshadow the love that once flourished. Commonly, efforts to communicate concerns lead to misunderstandings, leaving both partners feeling isolated. However, Jessica believes that reconnection and healing is possible. With her extensive training in Couples Therapy and a variety of therapeutic modalities—including Emotionally Focused Therapy, the Gottman Method, and Trauma Focused Therapy—Jessica helps her clients navigate these troubled waters. She is dedicated to fostering an environment where partners can feel heard and supported, reigniting the bond they once cherished. Her genuine approach ensures a smooth start to the therapeutic journey, ultimately guiding couples back to a place of love and partnership.

Hannah Sedgwick, LCMFT, specializes in guiding her clients through various challenges such as anger, depression, anxiety, performance anxiety, behavioral issues, ADHD, and the effects of abuse and trauma during significant life transitions. With expertise in EMDR therapy, she offers a compassionate approach for those dealing with past traumas. Having been a Division 1 track athlete at the University of Missouri, Hannah understands the pressures athletes face at any level, and she works diligently to help them manage their anxiety and stress in competitive environments. Recognizing that seeking therapy can feel daunting, she is dedicated to fostering a warm, empathetic, and non-judgmental therapeutic atmosphere, ensuring that all clients feel safe and cared for as they navigate their emotional journeys.

Mary Spickelmier is dedicated to assisting individuals, couples, and families in navigating life's challenges with healthy and positive coping strategies. With a deep understanding of various issues such as anxiety, trauma, and relationship challenges, she employs a range of therapeutic modalities including Art Therapy, Play Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her compassionate approach is tailored to meet the specific needs of children, teens, adults, and elders, fostering resilience and emotional well-being. Mary’s expertise extends across an array of concerns, from coping skills and self-esteem to trauma and domestic issues, making her a versatile and supportive guide on the journey to mental wellness.

Danielle Jones is dedicated to guiding clients toward achieving their personal goals. Known for her flexibility and easy-going nature, she always develops a solid plan tailored to help individuals progress. By providing worksheets and between-session suggestions, Danielle encourages further development and growth. She believes that overcoming past traumas is essential for present and future happiness. Common challenges such as trauma, depression, anxiety, anger, and low self-esteem can impede one's path to contentment, but with these barriers reduced or removed, individuals are empowered to live life on their own terms. An EMDR-trained professional, Danielle holds several years of experience successfully utilizing this technique for trauma resolution. Additionally, she is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, a Certified Grief Counseling Specialist, and a Tobacco Treatment Specialist. Her passion stems from witnessing profound and lasting life changes in her clients. Understanding the bravery it takes to disclose personal information to a stranger, Danielle commits to a non-judgmental approach, observing and working collaboratively with clients to identify core issues and potential solutions. If one therapeutic approach does not resonate, she persistently adapts her methods creatively, ensuring that clients find contentment in addressing the painful or challenging areas of their lives.

James Copaken is a dedicated therapist who understands that everyone faces challenges, both big and small, which can sometimes feel overwhelming. His clients—adults, children, and families—often describe him as someone who makes them feel heard, valued, and comfortable, while providing a safe space to explore options and discover the best solutions. With a rich and diverse background in schools, addiction clinics, and mental health agencies, as well as private practice in cities such as New York, Philadelphia, Dallas, and Kansas City, he brings valuable insights and skills to his practice. Holding degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and Columbia University, James has successfully guided individuals through various difficulties, including depression, anxiety, family conflict, and grief. Notably, as one of the few male therapists, he is particularly focused on issues impacting men and boys, including bullying, anger management, and effective communication.

Linda Divine understands that many individuals struggle with the desire for change within their relationships. She recognizes that partners often wish for greater communication and understanding, and she is here to facilitate that transformation. Whether clients are grappling with haunting memories from the past, chronic pain that disrupts daily life, or the weight of stress that holds them back from pursuing their goals, Linda provides the support needed to navigate through these challenges. As a proficient Family Systems Therapist and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, she contextualizes each client’s experiences within their family dynamics. With certification in EMDR specifically for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Linda specializes in assisting clients through difficult times, including adjustment to physical illness and cultivating coping skills that alleviate stress. Her approach incorporates techniques such as Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Thermal Biofeedback, creating a holistic path to healing. With a focus on diminishing anxiety and depression, Linda Divine is dedicated to coaching clients toward becoming the individuals they aspire to be in their marriages and relationships.

Martin Dressman believes that substance use disorders and other mental health conditions should be approached and treated with the same respect, understanding, acceptance, compassion, and competent care as physical maladies. He sees individuals grappling with these challenges as wonderful, gifted, moral, and capable people striving for meaning and purpose in their lives. With extensive experience in inpatient, outpatient, and private practice settings, Martin provides individual, couples, marital, family, and group counseling, as well as life coaching. He is also skilled in performing Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) evaluations. At 72 years old, Martin is happily married for 33 years and is the proud parent of a 27-year-old daughter. Originally from western Kansas, he has called the Kansas City area home since 1983 and is a proud Vietnam Veteran.

Whitney Harken is a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist dedicated to guiding individuals who struggle with a distorted relationship with food and their bodies towards a happier and more fulfilling life. Recognizing the cultural challenges that make it difficult to foster a positive relationship with food, Whitney feels honored to accompany her clients on their healing journey. She addresses the trauma, shame, and unrealistic standards of beauty that often accompany these issues. In addition to her specialization in eating disorders, Whitney offers individual and family therapy for a range of mental health concerns including anxiety, depression, mood swings, and negative behaviors. As one of the few Certified Family Based Treatment (FBT) therapists in the Kansas City area, her focus is on supporting both clients and their families through the healing process. Understanding that eating disorders impact not only individuals but also their loved ones, Whitney emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach that considers the entire family system. She admires the courage it takes to seek help, and for those feeling trapped in a cycle of self-doubt and unattainable goals, she believes that a pathway to feeling better is not only possible but achievable.

Gail Harris exclusively offers TeleHealth services, embracing a therapeutic approach rooted in the understanding that meaningful change is a continuous journey rather than a quick fix. She recognizes that while the desire to evolve and progress is essential, it is equally important to remain grounded in the present moment. Working alongside her clients, Gail aims to manage expectations and emotions, helping them focus on positive aspects while exploring pathways for a brighter future. With extensive inpatient and outpatient psychiatric experience, her work encompasses individual, group, and family/couples counseling. Gail has a specific interest in areas including eating disorders, bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, and relationship dynamics. Together with her clients, she delves into their past, uncovering patterns of thoughts and behaviors that have yielded positive outcomes, while also identifying what has not. Gail emphasizes the importance of open and honest communication, reinforcing the idea that true progress is unattainable when burdened by a history of dishonesty.