Elizabeth Chisolm is a dedicated therapist who understands that individuals often need support amidst life’s challenges. She offers her clients the opportunity to navigate their issues from the comfort of their own homes through telecounseling sessions. Utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy, Elizabeth helps clients achieve peace and comfort in a flexible manner that fits their schedules. Committed to meeting clients where they are, she encourages clients to guide the therapeutic process, collaboratively working toward effective solutions for individuals, couples, and families. Elizabeth specializes in a variety of areas, including behavioral issues, anxiety, and parenting challenges. Additionally, she addresses general issues such as trauma, PTSD, ADHD, and mood disorders. Driven by a personal understanding of the complexities of life, especially as a military spouse, she practices a warm, person-centered approach, celebrating clients' victories and milestones as they work toward their goals.

Dr. Rebecca Graham is a licensed psychologist who has a deep passion for working with children, adolescents, and their families. Understanding that all children face challenges in life, she specializes in helping those who may struggle more than others to overcome these obstacles. Her comprehensive expertise spans from infancy through adolescence, addressing issues that affect social, emotional, and academic performance. As an expert in child and adolescent psychology, Dr. Graham helps children navigate their feelings, teaching them how to express emotions in healthy ways. She collaborates closely with families to enhance children's self-esteem, emotion regulation, and social skills, creating customized treatment plans tailored to the needs of each child. Utilizing psychological testing, she assesses concerns and produces thorough psycho-educational reports to inform diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of challenges, including developmental disabilities, Autism, learning disorders, mood disorders, anxiety, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, trauma, and parent-child relationship issues. Additionally, as a trained infant mental health specialist, she employs Child-Parent Psychotherapy specifically for young children and their parents who have experienced trauma, addressing both relational and behavioral difficulties. Through engaging talk and play, Dr. Graham supports children in articulating their feelings while guiding parents in meeting their child's emotional needs.