Jennifer Engel is a Licensed Professional Counselor dedicated to providing individual holistic psychotherapy and mind-body skills training, including guided imagery, meditation, relaxation, and mindfulness. With a wellness approach that transcends the traditional medical model, she empowers her clients to achieve personal growth, reduce stress, and navigate life transitions and developmental processes more effectively. Jennifer's theoretical orientation is eclectic but primarily rooted in humanistic, existential, and integrative principles, allowing her to address the whole person holistically. In addition to her one-on-one counseling, she also leads Meditation and Guided Imagery classes, as well as Mind-Body Medicine groups, fostering a supportive environment for individuals facing a variety of challenges such as trauma, anxiety, depression, and issues surrounding LGBTQ+ identities.

Honey Estapa, LCSW, is the founder of The New Orleans Center for the Study of Family Systems, LLC, dedicated to offering individuals, couples, and families high-quality and affordable psychotherapy. The Center plays a vital role in the Greater New Orleans area by providing consultation, education, and workshops aimed at helping individuals and families navigate and resolve significant life challenges through the enhancement of crucial relationships. Common issues addressed at the Center include anxiety, depression, marital conflict, behavioral problems, family conflict, and workplace difficulties. Honey's extensive training at one of the nation's leading psychiatric hospitals in Houston, Texas, has infused her practice with depth and expertise; while on staff at the Menninger Clinic, she specialized in individual and family therapy, helping college students and adults facing depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, addiction issues, and personality disorders. Additionally, her collaboration with Victoria Harrison at the Bowen Center at Georgetown University influenced her decision to return to New Orleans and cultivate a focus on Bowen Systems Theory in her clinical practice.

Bridget Falcon is a dedicated therapist who practices in a safe and neutral setting, fostering a collaborative environment with clients as they seek their truth, deeper meaning, and clarity in life. Specializing in therapy for depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, LGBTQ issues, and relationships, she brings over 10 years of experience to her work with addiction. Bridget supports both gay and straight couples, offering insight to those in monogamous and polyamorous relationships, and also works compassionately with teenagers, helping each individual navigate their unique challenges on the path to healing.

Marilyn Farrell believes that a mutually trusting relationship between client and counselor is essential for personal transformation. She is dedicated to providing a safe and comfortable environment where clients can openly explore new ideas and work through their challenges. Marilyn strives to assist each client in discovering fresh perspectives and options, enabling effective decision-making in their lives. Together with her clients, she establishes both short-term and long-term goals designed to alleviate symptoms and cultivate healthier lifelong patterns. With over 20 years of clinical experience, Marilyn enjoys working with individuals and couples from diverse backgrounds. Her areas of expertise include depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and navigating life transitions. Marilyn's therapeutic approach is eclectic, incorporating Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Psychodynamic techniques. She believes that many issues become clearer through exploration with a supportive partner. Marilyn is passionate about helping clients resolve their challenges and feel empowered to move forward on their journeys.

Thomas Fewer, a dedicated therapist who graduated in 2004 from the University of New Orleans, specializes in helping teenagers, adults, and elders navigate the complexities of their emotional and psychological landscapes. With a profound understanding of various challenges, Thomas focuses on key issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship dynamics, while also addressing more extensive concerns including bipolar disorder, trauma, and substance use. His compassionate approach draws from an array of therapeutic modalities, including Existential therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Thomas works with individuals and groups, fostering a safe and nurturing space where clients can explore their identity, coping skills, and personal narratives. His commitment to authenticity and purpose empowers clients to achieve meaningful change and growth in their lives.

Enjoli Ford is a dedicated mental health professional with over five years of experience, skilled in supporting diverse populations across various demographics and mental health diagnoses. She has gained valuable insights from her work in different clinical environments, including an inpatient psychiatric unit for geriatrics and community care centers serving individuals from age five to adulthood. Enjoli is deeply committed to fostering a warm and trusting atmosphere, allowing individuals to explore their interpersonal relationships and personal behaviors that raise concerns. Utilizing a blend of Person-Centered approach and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, she creates a safe space for clients to examine patterns and relationships, encouraging them to explore acceptable methods of self-expression and make empowered choices that resonate with them. With a heartfelt desire to promote emotional well-being, Enjoli invites individuals to embark on their journey towards healing and self-discovery.

Robert Fox brings over 25 years of clinical experience, providing client-centered treatments that empower individuals to reach their identified goals. He utilizes a range of treatment modalities tailored to meet the unique needs of his clients, including brief therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Insight-oriented/Psychodynamic therapy. Skilled in working with children, adolescents, adults, and couples, Robert has significant expertise in addiction treatment across both inpatient and outpatient settings. He is also available for assessments and treatment concerning substance abuse and addiction disorders. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Robert offers clinical supervision for those pursuing their LCSW, ensuring a supportive and nurturing learning environment.

Zephaniah Francois understands that individuals from diverse backgrounds often grapple with emotional awareness and the importance of personal accountability in achieving the quality of life they desire. Many face financial challenges and emotional overwhelm stemming from past trauma, which can hinder their ability to thrive and embrace growth amidst life's obstacles. His mission is to empower people to recognize their potential and pursue their life goals through teaching, coaching, and facilitating personal responsibility. By providing guidance on overcoming emotional barriers, Zephaniah aims to foster an emotionally healthy lifestyle for those he works with. Recognizing the complexities and challenges of life, he encourages everyone to take the first step towards the fulfilling life they truly deserve.

Rebecca Garside is a dedicated therapist specializing in supporting adults through various mental health challenges, including anxiety, relationship issues, and self-esteem. With a focus on fostering mindfulness and acceptance, she teaches valuable skills for alleviating the impacts of depression and anxiety. Through techniques such as awareness and breathing exercises, Rebecca empowers individuals to stabilize their mood and enhance their overall well-being. She has a particular passion for helping couples navigate conflict, rebuild trust, and improve communication. With specialized training in TF-CBT and Mediation, Rebecca employs an eclectic approach to therapy, tailoring her methods to meet the unique needs of each client, whether individuals or couples. Her commitment to guiding clients through trauma, peer relationships, and family conflict truly reflects her warm and insightful approach to therapy.

Chuck Genre is a compassionate therapist who provides an integrative approach that transcends the typical coping mechanisms, focusing on profound changes that unlock individuals' inner resourcefulness. He assists clients in untangling the subconscious barriers that impede their growth. Through collaborative exploration, Chuck encourages action, inspires creativity, and helps revive the joy of discovering new and practical skills. Many who seek his guidance are looking for an alternative to conventional therapy; they have often encountered limited sustained change in their previous experiences. Instead of merely addressing symptoms or following book recommendations, they yearn for deeper growth and a sense of aliveness. Chuck specializes in process-oriented therapy, utilizing psychological practices to achieve spiritual goals, embracing each client’s unique beliefs. To him, the term 'spiritual' signifies the journey beyond everyday ego—the 'me' thinking self—toward a deeper, calmer self that assists in dissolving what holds one back. His sessions blend therapeutic dialogue with imaginative exercises that tap into deeper aspects of the mind, enabling individuals to rewire outdated habits, restore their energy flow, heal past traumas, and gain clarity on what truly matters. Chuck has extensive experience in supporting men's development, making his practice particularly impactful for men navigating life transitions and seeking enhanced self-esteem.

Lauren Gonzales brings over five years of experience in various techniques and assessments, including family systems, human growth and development, and trauma-informed and social-multicultural counseling. Her passion for mental health ignited during her undergraduate studies, leading her to dedicate her career to assisting individuals in overcoming life's obstacles. Lauren aims to meet the unique needs of each client, drawing on her diverse background that spans school counseling, general mental health counseling, and substance abuse counseling. She has collaborated with a wide range of client populations across different ages and developmental stages. Focusing on Solution Focused Brief Therapy practices, Lauren is committed to working with clients on their daily life functioning, ideal futures, and achieving solutions and goals throughout the therapeutic journey. She firmly believes that the client is the expert of their own life experiences, and she is here to support them in becoming the best version of themselves. Lauren looks forward to working collaboratively with her clients to help them reach their goals.

Julie Hoffman is a compassionate therapist with a Master's degree in Social Work, graduated in 2005 from the Tulane School of Social Work. Understanding the complexities of beginning therapy, she fosters a supportive rapport that serves as the foundation for awareness, insight, and personal growth. Julie specializes in addressing a variety of issues including marital and premarital concerns, anxiety, and relationship challenges, while also skillfully navigating topics such as grief, coping skills, and life transitions. Utilizing a collaborative approach, she empowers her clients to draw on their existing strengths, developing effective coping strategies that promote balance and healthier patterns. Julie’s diverse practice encompasses work with couples as well as adults and young adults, integrating modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and a psychodynamic approach to enhance the therapeutic experience.

Crashada Jackson is a compassionate therapist who understands the challenges and overwhelming moments that life can bring. She recognizes that many people struggle, feeling as though their best efforts yield little success. With a keen sensitivity to the experiences of each individual, Crashada offers a safe space for those seeking understanding and support. Her practice is grounded in an eclectic approach, drawing on a variety of counseling theories, techniques, and interventions tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Whether facing mental health issues or personal hurdles, her goal is to guide individuals toward building the skills necessary for progress and resilience. Crashada believes that no matter how daunting the path may seem, there is always a glimmer of hope that can break through even the darkest times, emphasizing that brighter days are on the horizon.