Michael Berry, LCMFT, is a dedicated therapist who believes that everyone possesses the ability to lead a happy and healthy life. He passionately collaborates with his clients to help them achieve their therapy goals through a variety of therapeutic techniques. Michael works closely with families, couples, and individuals to encourage them in discovering and developing their own unique solutions. Creating a warm, inviting, and safe environment for therapy is paramount for him, and he values the transformative power of laughter in the therapeutic process. With extensive experience in working with clients of all ages and backgrounds, Michael specializes in Play Therapy, Autism Play Therapy, and Sandtray Therapy. His passion for the special needs community is reflected in his over 11 years of experience working with individuals with Autism and other special needs, making him a compassionate ally in navigating the challenges of therapy.

Jonathan Blackwell is a dedicated therapist who graduated in 2019 with a Master's of Education from Wichita State University. With a warm and welcoming approach, he specializes in helping individuals of all ages, from children and teens to adults and elders, navigate their unique challenges. His expertise encompasses a variety of issues, particularly trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and men's issues. Jonathan provides compassionate support through different therapeutic modalities, including Trauma-Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). Recognizing the complexities of mental health, he also works with clients facing bipolar disorder, relationship issues, and self-esteem challenges, among others. His commitment to creating a safe space for healing empowers his clients to embark on their journey toward emotional well-being and personal growth, whether they seek help individually or as couples.

Nicole Blomberg, LCMFT, is dedicated to guiding her clients through transformative changes in their lives. She understands the frustration that often accompanies feeling stuck, leading clients to believe that if change were possible, it would have already happened. As a compassionate therapist, Nicole empowers individuals, couples, and families to navigate their distinct challenges, whether that involves a parent striving to enhance their relationship with their children, partners looking to rekindle their connection, or individuals seeking to conquer long-standing obstacles. With a strong commitment to the wellness of her clients, Nicole employs a combination of culturally sensitive modalities, including Trauma-Focused, EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, to address issues such as neurodiversity, relationship challenges, anxiety, and life transitions. By facilitating both individual and collaborative sessions, she creates a safe and supportive environment for clients ready to embark on their journey toward personal growth and emotional well-being. Those interested in initiating this transformative process will find Nicole honored to accompany them along the way.

Andie Bridgeman is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting children, teens, and families facing challenges related to transitions, anxiety, and emotional regulation. Her work addresses the common power struggles that can arise when children and teens are overwhelmed by big emotions. With expertise in trauma, mental health, parenting, self-esteem, and life transitions, Andie works to improve overall family cohesiveness and functioning. Utilizing a strengths-based perspective, she guides her clients in identifying and achieving their personal goals. Through Play Therapy, she skillfully builds rapport with clients of all ages, introducing them to the therapeutic process in a nurturing and engaging manner.

Morgan Carney believes in guiding individuals to uncover the best versions of themselves. He understands that this journey can be daunting, particularly when challenges such as anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and communication difficulties arise. Morgan is dedicated to helping those who feel they are struggling to reach their full potential by identifying the barriers and facilitating positive changes. He frequently collaborates with individuals and couples facing a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, poor self-image, and relational conflict. Seeking support is a courageous step, and Morgan encourages everyone to take that first stride towards achieving their personal and relational goals.

Andrea Doggett believes that mental health services should be as normalized and accessible as physical health services. She combines scientific approaches with a personal and creative touch in her practice. Holding a MSW with a concentration in mental health from Washington University in St. Louis, she has tailored her education and training to excel in the role of a mental health therapist. Andrea works with individuals aged five and up, addressing a diverse range of mental health needs through various practice models. Trauma and traumatic stress are particular areas of expertise for her, backed by extensive ongoing training in trauma-informed care and practices. She is nationally certified in TF-CBT and trained in EMDR therapy. Additionally, she possesses knowledge in providing DBT treatment and supporting clients with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Andrea is also accompanied by her Standard Poodle, Ginsburg, who is a certified therapy dog, eager to meet and work with clients. Currently, she is organizing individuals and groups to fulfill BSRB Clinical Supervision requirements, enhancing her commitment to fostering well-being across communities.

Colin Fee is a dedicated therapist who focuses his practice on supporting transgender and queer children and adults, navigating challenges faced by spirited teenagers, and assisting families in the foster care system. His expertise also encompasses a range of mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. Colin has collaborated with reputable organizations such as the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), Wichita Area Sexual Assault Center, East High Gay-Straight Alliance, Sedgwick County LGBT Health Coalition, and Wichita PFLAG. He has also provided valuable training to the WSU graduate school of social work and the Harris County (Houston) Public Defender's Office, showcasing his commitment to enhancing the mental well-being of individuals across the LGBTQ+ spectrum and beyond.

Raneisha Hunter is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting working professionals who often feel overwhelmed by life’s demands. She understands the pressure to always appear ‘strong’ and recognizes the hidden struggles like low self-esteem and childhood trauma that many face. Her practice is a safe haven for individuals seeking guidance and extra support during challenging times. Raneisha specializes in guiding clients on a journey of self-discovery, clarity, authenticity, and healing. With extensive experience in psychotherapy tailored for professional women, couples, and small groups, she provides a welcoming and empowering environment for all. Raneisha approaches therapy through the lenses of Structural, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), while also being trained in Sand Tray therapy and Level I Gottman Methods Couples Therapy. Understanding that the perfect moment may never arrive, she emphasizes that the time to seek help is now. It is her honor to partner with clients on their paths to wellness, ensuring they receive the support they need, whether or not that involves her directly.

Nicole Jennings, LMFT, believes in the strength and courage of her clients. She approaches therapy by prioritizing collaborative goal-setting and individualized treatment, supporting each client as they embrace their full potential. Nicole takes a holistic view of individuals, considering how relationships, experiences, culture, and identity impact them. Her strength as a therapist lies in her ability to form a strong, collaborative alliance with clients, guiding them toward their therapeutic goals. She specializes in treating trauma and PTSD, anxiety, bipolar disorders, OCD, life transitions, and divorce counseling, while also addressing the mental health considerations related to chronic illness and disability. Nicole is dedicated to finding creative ways to help clients grow and is eager to embark on this journey together.

Ericka Jobe, LMSW, is a dedicated therapist who strives to be as effective as possible for her clients. Her approach focuses on helping individuals and families learn new skills, build upon existing ones, and achieve their personal goals, ultimately guiding them toward a point where they feel they no longer need her services. Fueled by a deep compassion for others, Ericka finds joy and fulfillment in witnessing her clients' growth and success. While she enjoys working with all demographics, her specialty lies in gender identity and gender expression, with approximately 90% of her clientele identifying as transgender or non-binary. Ericka recognizes the challenges faced by this marginalized population and is committed to being a strong ally. With a vision of therapy that goes beyond mere billing or bureaucracy, she has established a welcoming and supportive practice where clients can feel heard and valued. Ericka is passionate about creating a safe and inviting environment for those she serves, making it easier for them to navigate their journeys toward healing and self-discovery.

Sarah Lyon believes that life can sometimes feel as though it is happening to us, creating a sense that someone else is writing our story. She understands that individuals may feel stuck on the same page, with old patterns repeating themselves. As a collaborative therapist, Sarah's mission is to empower clients to take control of their narrative by working together to break the cycle and create new meaning in their lives. With extensive experience providing psychotherapy to individuals, couples, and families, she addresses challenges related to anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship distress, infidelity, and other marital or premarital concerns, along with stress and grief. Trained in Sand Tray therapy, Level 1 Gottman Method Couples Therapy, and Prepare Enrich assessments, Sarah adopts an attachment-based and emotion-focused approach. Her commitment to creating a safe and compassionate environment allows clients to receive personalized support that meets their unique needs. Together, patients will find encouragement and healing as they turn a new page in their stories, embracing the wisdom of Brené Brown who reminds us that owning our story can be hard, but it is far less challenging than living a life in denial of it.

Micheal McKenzie is a compassionate therapist who graduated from Friends University with a Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy. A dedicated native of Wichita, he has enriched the local community through various social-service and clinical roles. Currently, Micheal specializes in brief solution-focused therapy, narrative therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and EMDR techniques. He provides play therapy services for children aged four and above and is experienced in addressing a wide range of issues, including trauma and PTSD. Micheal works with individuals, couples, and families, addressing adolescent issues, marital conflicts, and parenting challenges. He also offers a six-week intensive premarital counseling program tailored to couples seeking to strengthen their relationship. With specialized training in EMDR and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Micheal utilizes these effective approaches frequently to support clients, particularly those who have encountered trauma.

Kathy Newby is a skilled therapist who provides psychotherapy services for individuals, couples, and families to address a wide range of issues including marital and premarital concerns, anxiety, life transitions, grief and loss, and personal growth. With a collaborative, goal-oriented approach, Kathy walks alongside clients in their journey toward healing from the past, finding peace in the present, and fostering hope for the future. She holds a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Friends University and is trained in various therapeutic modalities including Trauma Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the Gottman Method. Kathy is also certified in Prepare Enrich premarital assessments and has completed Level 3 training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy. As a devoted wife and mother, she understands the complexities and challenges within relationships, recognizing the value of an outside perspective to aid navigation through life's ups and downs. By blending different therapeutic techniques tailored to individual and family needs, Kathy promotes healing and supports the growth of her clients.