Cherrelle Williams is a compassionate and experienced Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist dedicated to guiding individuals, couples, and families through life's challenges. With 8 years of experience in the mental health profession, she understands the complexities of various concerns, including bipolar disorder, relationship issues, anxiety, and substance use. Cherrelle employs a range of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Imago therapy, and family systems approaches, tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Her intention is to foster growth, healing, and fulfillment, helping individuals reclaim their peace and enhance their relationships. She creates a warm and welcoming environment, encouraging clients to embark on their personal journeys toward emotional well-being and resilience.

Logan Williamson understands how daunting it can be for individuals and families to seek help for challenges such as ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, and Autism Spectrum Disorders. With over 15 years of experience, Logan has dedicated their practice to addressing a wide range of mental health concerns, employing an empathetic and effective approach. Specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Family Systems theory, they blend these methods with a keen understanding of neuropsychological functioning, ensuring that clients receive evidence-based treatments tailored to their needs. Feedback from clients frequently highlights Logan's positive demeanor and active engagement during sessions, where actionable strategies are provided. Logan is committed to facilitating insight and lasting change while helping clients navigate the urge to revert to old patterns. Embracing the advancements of technology, Logan offers online sessions, allowing for a flexible and convenient therapeutic experience that eliminates the hassles of traffic and waiting rooms. With Logan, clients can break down the barriers imposed by their busy schedules and embark on a journey towards improved mental well-being.

Gerard Woodrich is a compassionate therapist who understands the intimate and essential nature of the therapeutic process for creating positive change in individuals' lives. He believes in the power of engagement and relationship-building as the foundation for effective therapy. Gerard's approach is conversational, positive, and centered on the process, catering to individuals facing various life challenges such as workplace stress, school bullying, trauma, and anxiety. He is dedicated to helping clients of all ages, from children to elders, navigate their unique struggles while fostering their self-esteem and perspective. Utilizing a blend of Reality-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Client-Centered Play Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, Gerard employs positive strategies to enhance emotional resilience in his clients. His warm and supportive demeanor encourages growth and healing within family units, couples, and individuals, making his practice a safe space for exploration and transformation.

Aden Wright is a dedicated therapist whose work centers on motivating, assisting, and supporting individuals in achieving their desired changes. The therapeutic process with him begins by clarifying goals, identifying obstacles, and developing innovative strategies to move forward. As a licensed clinical social worker, Aden specializes in treating adults, offering both long and short-term therapy. His extensive training and experience in addressing attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, anxiety, and depression have earned him the status of a certified ADHD coach. Additionally, Aden has honed his skills in helping patients manage obsessive-compulsive disorder, navigate personal transitions, and engage in advocacy. With 15 years of experience in the mental health field and a background that includes work in various settings such as schools and community clinics, he has cultivated strong relationships with many local schools and treatment professionals, which supports a seamless continuity of care for his clients.

Eileen Wynne is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting teens, adults, and the elderly in navigating life's complexities. With a rich background in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and trauma, Eileen utilizes various therapeutic modalities including Positive Psychology, Trauma-Focused therapy, and Strength-Based approaches to foster healing and personal growth. Her warm and empathetic nature encourages clients to explore their feelings and develop coping skills, providing a safe space for individuals to share their experiences. Through her expertise in areas such as Bipolar Disorder, PTSD, and personality disorders, Eileen is committed to guiding her clients through life transitions, enhancing self-esteem, and building meaningful peer relationships. With a focus on humanistic and existential methods, Eileen empowers her clients to embrace their identities, including those within the LGBTQ+ community, and works collaboratively to promote resilience and personal fulfillment.

Maxwell Yoga is a skilled therapist who works with a diverse range of clients through various formats, including individual and family counseling. His extensive educational background and specialized training equip him to provide a unique therapeutic experience, particularly for those grappling with significant psychiatric concerns. Maxwell specializes in supporting individuals facing psychiatric symptoms related to attachment trauma, such as Eating Disorders, Substance Use Disorders, and Personality Disorders. His approach transcends traditional talk therapy; he integrates methods like art, yoga, nature bathing, and somatic experiencing, facilitating deeper insights and healing. He views recovery as a collaborative journey, guiding individuals through the nuances of the therapeutic process and making every step meaningful. With Maxwel's assistance, clients embrace the transformative power of therapy as one of the most significant decisions they can make on their path toward healing.

Dr. Christopher Barrilleaux specializes in helping clients navigate personal and interpersonal stress, including caregiver stress and job-related pressures. He addresses mood-altering behaviors and addictive spectrum disorders, including substance abuse, gambling, and sexual compulsivity, alongside challenges like depression and anxiety. Dr. Barrilleaux conducts forensic sex offender evaluations and treatment, as well as substance abuse evaluations. He excels in mediation and collaborative divorce coaching. His therapeutic approach emphasizes a journey with clients to discover and build upon their innate strengths while identifying and fulfilling their unique needs. He prefers focusing on the present moment rather than delving deeply into past events. Known for being an attentive listener and a powerful motivator, Dr. Barrilleaux is committed to empowering clients to overcome their greatest challenges. With 28 years of experience in the counseling field, including roles as a professional counselor, addiction specialist, and clinical social worker, he possesses a rich background in various therapy modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and humanistic approaches. A proud New Orleanian, he understands the financial challenges many face, particularly following significant events like Hurricane Katrina.

Monique Jones specializes in supporting clients navigating challenges such as depression, stress, anxiety, grief and loss, substance abuse, impaired self-esteem, life adjustments, and school-related issues. She emphasizes the importance of effective communication by helping clients identify their rights and express their concerns constructively. This empowering approach fosters confidence and enhances positive interpersonal skills. Monique employs a Person-Centered approach in her counseling, where clients take the lead in therapy while she provides a supportive, non-directive role. This method builds rapport and boosts self-esteem, enabling clients to express their feelings more freely. Additionally, Monique may integrate other theoretical approaches, like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, tailored to meet the individual needs of clients, facilitating their understanding of the connection between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to uncover insights about their emotional responses and actions.

Bernell Jr. approaches counseling with a firm belief in the innate creativity and resourcefulness of individuals across a broad age spectrum, including preteens, teens, and adults. He holds that everyone naturally strives toward self-determined goals and is best understood through their unique perspectives and experiences. Bernell emphasizes the importance of feeling encouraged, empowered, and connected within a network of meaningful relationships, as he believes this fosters a sense of purpose and belonging. Guided by Adlerian theory, along with elements of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centered Therapy, he employs a collaborative approach tailored to uncover feelings of inadequacy and influential belief systems from the past. This method also explores how personal cognition affects emotions and behaviors, enabling clients to gain insights into their experiences. Ultimately, Bernell is dedicated to providing unconditional support to facilitate self-acceptance and equipping clients with the decision-making tools necessary for navigating life's challenges. His versatile practice welcomes individuals, couples, groups, and families, addressing a wide range of concerns including Depression, Relationship Issues, and various Life Transitions.

Dedra Louis believes that counseling is a collaborative effort between the client and the therapist. Her proactive approach emphasizes the importance of forming a productive relationship rooted in trust, mutual respect, responsibility, and teamwork. Throughout this process, she guides clients to explore their present challenges and develop effective coping methods for a more fulfilling life.

Joy Louis is a dedicated therapist with over two decades of experience serving the New Orleans and Acadiana communities. She specializes in working with children, families, and adults, believing deeply in her mission to create a safe and nurturing environment for her clients. Joy is well-versed in addressing a variety of mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, maternal and postpartum issues, as well as family conflicts. Her credentials include certifications in Infant Mental Health and Perinatal Mental Health, offering her clients unique insights and expertise as they navigate their mental health journeys. Joy is committed to providing quality care in a supportive, compassionate therapeutic setting. She understands that reaching out for help can feel daunting, yet her welcoming approach ensures that clients feel heard and supported every step of the way. Whether an individual, a child, or a family is seeking guidance, Joy is ready to facilitate healing and growth for all her clients.

Diana Mccrory is a dedicated and compassionate therapist who has been serving clients since 1989. She specializes in working with individuals who have experienced trauma, including sexual abuse, and those impacted by alcoholism—either personally or through family dynamics. Her clients often face challenges such as depression, anxiety, and difficulties adjusting to life changes like divorce or the loss of loved ones. Diana's extensive experience includes her beginnings in a battered women's shelter, followed by impactful roles at a treatment center for abused children in foster care, a Rape Crisis Center, and performing custody evaluations for the courts. She approaches each individual's unique situation with sensitivity and care, fostering a collaborative environment to achieve their personal goals. Moreover, Diana is passionate about life coaching, reflecting her commitment to helping people from diverse communities, including veterans and members of the LGBTQ+ community, navigate their paths to fulfillment. With expertise across various therapy types such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, EMDR, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Diana Mccrory creates a safe space for healing and growth.

John Allemand's therapeutic practice is profoundly influenced by the insights of existentialist philosophers and psychologists who address the intrinsic human challenge: the simultaneous burden and ennoblement of seeking meaning amidst suffering. He believes that psychotherapy creates a safe and intimate environment where individuals can augment their capacity to endure suffering and uncover meaning both within and through their experiences. Emphasizing depth psychology, John recognizes that the psyche encompasses both conscious and unconscious thoughts, impulses, fantasies, and ideas. To him, symptoms such as depression, anxiety, and addictions are not mere indicators of psychological distress; rather, they serve as messages and metaphors that guide individuals on their journey toward personal growth, insight, and individuation. Understanding the complex nature of the human psyche, John appreciates the paradox that exists within it—where individuals may be both aware and unaware of their behaviors in relation to themselves and others. In a world where cherished relationships often feel strained and the source of discontent remains elusive, John offers depth psychology not as a remedy, but as a profound healing journey into the enigma of the psyche, fostering a process of refinement and heightened awareness that ultimately allows individuals to choose differently and more creatively.