Janei Mitchell, with credentials of MAMFC and PLPC, believes that therapy is a collaborative journey where individuals can uncover their strengths and develop effective solutions to life's challenges. Her mission is to offer encouragement, information, evaluation, and illumination to help clients achieve their goals. Janei emphasizes the importance of reflecting on the past to gather valuable lessons that empower individuals as they strive for their full potential. As a therapist specializing in anxiety, depression, life transitions, and relationships, she works with individuals grappling with trauma, self-worth, identity struggles, decision-making difficulties, and issues within couples, parents, and family units. Janei especially connects with young women who have faced trauma, supporting them in the reclaiming and reviving of what they may feel has been lost or forgotten. With her guidance, individuals can experience restoration and nurture their true selves.

Candace Callaghan believes that therapy is a sign of awareness, not weakness, and recognizes that individuals seeking therapy are making significant strides toward their personal well-being. With over 20 years of experience working with a diverse clientele, ranging from ages 5 to 70, she specializes in adolescents, adults, couples, and family counseling, including support for families affected by addiction. Candace employs a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approach, always prioritizing her clients' best interests while ensuring privacy and confidentiality. She serves as a nonjudgmental friend, teacher, and coach—committed to supporting individuals through various challenges including grief, self-esteem issues, trauma, adjustment disorders, and mood disorders, among others. Understanding that people often face judgment, she provides the unbiased support that everyone needs. With a warm and approachable demeanor, Candace cultivates an environment of constant, unconditional positive regard, empowering her clients on their journeys of progress and growth. She views herself as a partner in her clients' paths towards healing and success.

Katherine Cantwell understands that starting therapy can invoke a multitude of emotions and questions. Her goal is to provide clients with a safe and non-judgmental space to explore various aspects of their lives, enhancing self-awareness and facilitating personal growth. With a holistic approach to counseling, Katherine recognizes that all facets of a person's self contribute to their current experiences. She collaborates with clients to build empowering relationships, guiding them toward their goals. Katherine is experienced in addressing a variety of concerns, including grief, self-esteem, anxiety, depression, substance use, interpersonal family conflict, and severe mental illness. Utilizing diverse techniques tailored to each client’s unique needs, she assists in the development of coping skills, effective communication, boundary setting, conflict resolution, and stress management.

Jessica Chavez is a compassionate therapist who offers a nonjudgmental approach to therapy. With a strong training background and extensive research in gender, reproduction, and intersecting forms of oppression, she is dedicated to fostering a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings. Jessica's expertise in gender-based therapy allows her to address the unique challenges individuals face, making her an empathetic guide on the journey of personal growth and healing.

Keith Chazin believes that our greatest struggles can prove to be our most important teachers and invitations to connect to our higher selves. He understands that changing long-standing patterns and facing deep emotional pain can feel daunting and scary. However, with his support and guidance, clients discover that change is possible and that there is hope. As a compassionate therapist, Keith supports individuals in creating new, life-affirming ways of coping with emotional pain. He works collaboratively to foster accurate beliefs about oneself and heal the root traumas that keep them stuck, ultimately leading to a renewed and loving relationship with self and access to inner resilience. Reaching out for help is an affirmation of the connection we share as humans, and Keith is genuinely pleased when clients take this courageous first step. Growth and healing are within reach, and he looks forward to the opportunity to accompany and guide clients on their journey toward well-being.

Beth Christensen is a dedicated and compassionate therapist who specializes in working with adults and elders, offering a safe space for healing and growth. She brings extensive experience in addressing complex issues such as sexual abuse, trauma, PTSD, and stress-related challenges. With her diverse skillset in therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and Trauma-Focused approaches, Beth tailors her methods to meet the unique needs of each individual she sees. Her culturally sensitive practice ensures that clients from all backgrounds, including the LGBTQ+ community, feel understood and respected. Beth is passionate about empowering her clients to navigate life's transitions, cope with grief, and develop essential coping skills. Her integrative, person-centered approach fosters resilience, enhances self-esteem, and helps clients manage mood disorders and anxiety effectively. Through her work, Beth aims to create a nurturing environment where individuals can explore their narratives and find healing.

Sanna Clark is a compassionate therapist dedicated to guiding clients through their unique journeys toward healing and transformation. With a wealth of experience in addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, and eating disorders, Sanna understands that starting therapy can feel daunting. It is normal to feel unsure about where to begin or whether change is achievable. Through her expertise in various therapeutic modalities—including mindfulness-based approaches, expressive arts, and internal family systems—Sanna provides a safe space for individuals to explore both their past and present, fostering deeper meaning and practical solutions. Many individuals, including those from the LGBTQ+ community, turn to Sanna for her understanding and experience with disordered eating and spirituality in mental health treatment. She is committed to walking alongside her clients, offering unwavering support and a space to delve deeply into their personal paths of self-discovery. Whether struggling with chronic pain, mood disorders, or exploring complex aspects of gender and sexuality, clients find comfort and hope in Sanna's warm, nurturing approach.

Marcus Crosby believes that nurturing mental health is essential for leading a successful and joyful life. He understands that there are moments when life can feel overwhelming and solutions seem distant. With the right tools, Marcus empowers individuals to confront and surmount the challenges they face. His aim as a therapist is to guide clients in recognizing these obstacles and in developing effective strategies that facilitate gaining control and achieving personal goals. He emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance and understanding one's own functioning as vital for resilience in times of adversity. By fostering greater emotional awareness, Marcus assists clients in discovering more about themselves and equips them with the skills to navigate life's complexities, especially during times of uncertainty or despair. His approach includes helping clients connect with their inner selves, identify detrimental patterns that may disrupt their daily lives, and uncover existing strengths that pave the way to a fulfilling existence. Marcus provides a supportive, non-judgmental space within his therapy sessions and enjoys collaborating with a diverse clientele. He looks forward to the opportunity to connect with new individuals on their journeys toward mental wellness.

Aurora Daigle is a highly qualified therapist with over 21 years of experience working with adolescents and young adults. She is dedicated to helping her clients seek meaningful change and solutions, particularly in areas such as adjustment disorders, stress, depression, and anxiety. With a strong background in grief support and learning issues, she addresses a diverse range of general issues including trauma and PTSD, self-esteem, developmental changes, and relationship challenges. Aurora adopts a caring and compassionate approach in her practice, utilizing mindfulness-based strategies alongside integrative, person-centered, psychodynamic, and interpersonal therapies. This holistic and cognitive behavioral approach ensures that each individual and family can achieve their goals in a supportive environment.

Ronald Delaune is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals facing chemical or process addiction, including issues related to gambling, sex, food, and alcoholism. He understands that addiction and alcoholism can be destructive forces that often leave people feeling isolated and defeated, but he firmly believes that recovery is achievable. Ronald invites those feeling trapped by their substance use or behavioral issues to seek his guidance, emphasizing that now is the perfect time to explore a better way to live together. With a personal journey of recovery spanning over 15 years, Ronald offers invaluable insights and motivation to those looking to regain control of their lives. He deeply enjoys working with clients at various stages of their recovery, whether they are just beginning their journey towards sobriety or are committed to maintaining their clean lifestyle. Ronald focuses on building essential skills such as refusal techniques, relapse prevention, and fostering sober peer support, all within a safe, person-centered therapeutic environment. His commitment to helping others pick up the pieces and rebuild their lives shines through in every session he conducts.

Kelley Delaune is dedicated to supporting individuals who find themselves caught in recurring patterns in their lives. She specializes in addressing strained relationships and guiding clients in resolving trauma and grief. With a focus on healing and personal growth, Kelley creates a safe and supportive environment where individuals can work collaboratively to achieve their goals. Her areas of expertise include anxiety, relationship challenges, trauma, and substance use issues. Kelley also has significant experience working with couples, utilizing the well-regarded Gottman Method to help partners develop better conflict management skills, enhance shared meaning, and foster closeness. Currently providing telehealth sessions, Kelley has made therapy accessible and convenient for her clients. As a goal-oriented therapist, she is committed to putting in the work necessary for clients to meet their objectives. Kelley encourages individuals to explore her professional Instagram page, where she share insights on relationships and wellness related topics. With a collaborative view of therapy, Kelley has witnessed profound growth, healing, and transformation in countless individuals she has worked with.

Christine Desjardins specializes in addressing a range of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, child abuse, neglect, grief, and trauma. Her approach is collaborative, recognizing the courage it takes for clients to engage in therapy and trust in the healing process. With 30 years of experience practicing and teaching meditation as a form of trauma recovery, Christine understands the importance of developing a stronger, calmer mind, while also acknowledging the need for comprehensive therapeutic methods beyond prolonged meditation. To facilitate rapid and effective healing, she integrates meditation with traditional talk therapies, enhancing self-awareness and stability. Christine is certified in Advanced Integrative Therapy, which combines a cognitive approach with energy psychology to help clients release deep-seated dysfunctional patterns. Additionally, she incorporates EMDR—a well-regarded evidence-based trauma therapy that aids in integrating challenging memories through bilateral brain activation disrupted by trauma. Other modalities such as guided imagery, inner child work, and mindfulness-based practices play a crucial role in stabilizing progress for her clients. With her expertise, Christine Desjardins provides a nurturing and effective therapeutic environment, helping individuals navigate complex trauma, PTSD, and anxiety with empathy and understanding.

Liora Diamond is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of life. Graduating with a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Loyola University New Orleans in 2021, she provides a supportive and contained space where clients can begin to unburden and explore their personal challenges. Liora specializes in working with adults and elders, focusing on trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and relationship issues. She also addresses a broad array of general issues, including chronic pain, LGBTQ+ matters, grief, and life transitions. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), trauma-focused approaches, and culturally sensitive practices, she tailors her sessions to meet the unique needs of her clients. Liora emphasizes understanding each client's distinctive identity and worldview, delving into their internal experiences, significant relationships, and external influences. Through a collaborative process, Liora uncovers patterns and processes that hinder growth, helping clients find clarity and direction for their present and future.