Veronica Mollere approaches psychotherapy as a collaborative and connected experience. In her practice, she guides individuals in making meaning of their experiences, offering support to those who struggle with a wide range of conditions, including anxiety, depression, personality and mood disorders, and relationship challenges. Her primary focus is on healing the brain, mind, body, and spirit from trauma, complex trauma, and dissociation. With ongoing advanced training in EMDR, clinical hypnosis, and various trauma-focused psychotherapies, she empowers those who have endured traumatic experiences to find relief from a multitude of symptoms that often co-exist with other mental health issues. Veronica artfully blends trauma-informed care with traditional therapeutic approaches, tailored to meet each individual's needs. She believes in the power of collaboration to piece together the steps towards healing and wellness. Veronica looks forward to embarking on the therapeutic journey with her clients.

Dr. Damekia Morgan is a dedicated therapist who has a passion for working with individuals, couples, and communities. She understands that the decision to reach out for help can feel both challenging and overwhelming, and she provides the compassion and empathy needed as clients navigate the muddy waters of life towards growth, healing, and wellness. Dr. Morgan is committed to supporting her clients in understanding the reasons that led them to seek therapy. She is trained in EMDR, Brainspotting, and holds certifications as a Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional (CCATP) and a Clinical Trauma Professional, as well as expertise in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (C-DBT). Recognizing that every individual is different, Dr. Morgan employs a variety of client-centered treatment approaches tailored to meet each person's unique needs. Her experience encompasses aiding clients in overcoming anxiety, stress, the impact of past trauma, and other life stressors. Dr. Morgan is dedicated to guiding her clients through a transformative process of wellness, healing, and peace.

Gabrielle Morgan is a dedicated PLPC with a deep passion for helping children, adolescents, and individuals facing trauma. She believes in the transformative power of combining expressive arts therapies with talk therapy, enabling clients to achieve meaningful growth and healing. Gabrielle’s energetic and creative approach fosters an environment where clients feel welcomed, supported, and truly understood. She is committed to considering each individual's unique perspective and needs throughout the change process, employing a variety of therapeutic modalities tailored to promote empowerment and support. Her goal is to collaborate with clients to help them overcome self-defeating habits, enhance problem-solving skills, cultivate healthy relationships, and improve communication. Together, they strive to develop practical solutions that enrich lives and relationships. Gabrielle understands that a successful counseling experience relies on providing a safe and trusting space where individuals can comfortably express themselves. Through her compassionate insight and dedicated education, she instills hope and equips her clients with the necessary tools to foster their well-being.

Alexis Mueller is a compassionate and dedicated licensed professional counselor (LPC) who holds a PhD in counselor education. With a deep commitment to helping individuals, couples, and children navigate their emotional landscapes, Alexis specializes in managing anxiety, depression, grief, and adjustment issues in a supportive environment. Clients looking to find meaning in times of confusion, or those feeling isolated and conflicted, will find solace in her professional approach. Whether through phone sessions or a secure online platform, Alexis creates a safe space for open dialogue and healing. With extensive experience as both a professional counselor and pastoral counselor, she works through various spiritual perspectives, enriching the therapeutic journey. Having worked in settings ranging from in-patient substance abuse to private practice, she employs an existential framework alongside cognitive-behavioral techniques to address her client’s unique needs. In challenging times like these, Alexis is a steadfast reminder that individuals are not alone in their struggles. Establishing a comfortable therapeutic relationship is essential, and she is eager to assist those interested in beginning their counseling process.

Mary Muller, LCSW, is dedicated to fostering a collaborative, safe, and accepting environment where clients can embark on their journey toward change and wellness. She excels in forging trusting relationships with her clients, engaging in a relaxed and conversational manner. Mary is experienced in addressing a wide spectrum of issues, including depression, anxiety, parenting, and relationship challenges. With a particular focus on grief and loss, caregiver stressors, and adjustment to chronic illness, she helps individuals navigate these complex feelings with compassion. Additionally, Mary offers support to caregivers in a group setting, understanding the importance of balancing their own needs with those of the individuals they care for. Through her efforts, she aims to create a nurturing space for caregivers to receive the self-care they deserve.

Denise Newman is a dedicated clinical and developmental psychologist with a wealth of experience working with young children, adolescents, and adults. Her special interests include supporting post-partum mothers, managing anxiety reactions, and facilitating personality and identity development during life's transitions, such as parenting, separation, coping with college, welcoming a new baby, experiencing grief, navigating identity crises, and managing major life events. Denise skillfully addresses symptoms of anxiety, depression, learning difficulties, and those affected by traumatic stress or unusual mental symptoms. With a deep sensitivity to multicultural concerns, she emphasizes the importance of self-awareness in the context of relationships. Combining her scientific foundation in development and neuroscience with her fascination for psychoanalysis and culture, Denise’s psychotherapy style is both depth and insight-oriented. With a background as a university professor and a rich research history focused on children and adolescent personality development, she integrates matters of the spirit with scientific principles in her therapeutic practice. Denise is passionate about understanding individuals, committed to alleviating suffering, and brings a refreshing sense of humor to her sessions.

Clarity Nola believes that struggling is not shameful, and acknowledges the courage it takes to recognize and address personal needs. When individuals seek help, Clarity is ready to assist them in clarifying, understanding, processing, and connecting the pieces of their unique life puzzle. She looks forward to collaborating with clients to develop personalized treatment plans that facilitate progress toward their goals. Clarity brings extensive experience working with diverse populations in various settings, approaching counseling from an integrative, holistic perspective informed by existential principles. Core competencies include diagnostic assessments, management of mood and anxiety disorders, trauma-informed care, and support for substance use and addiction issues. She has a strong focus on enhancing communication skills and addressing interpersonal relationship issues, as well as existential concerns, grief, and phase-of-life challenges. Clarity also has notable experience with military members, veterans, and the LGBTQ+ community. While she does not prescribe medication or work with couples and clients under 18, she offers reasonable rates and flexible scheduling options. Additionally, she currently provides supervision for PLPCs seeking licensure.

Sharon Normand is a dedicated therapist specializing in the treatment of adults and elders aged 65 and above. With a focus on issues such as addiction, trauma, and PTSD, she provides compassionate support to those navigating the challenges of substance use, relationship conflicts, and self-esteem concerns. Sharon utilizes a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Positive Psychology, Trauma-Focused Therapy, EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing. Her holistic approach addresses both individual and group needs, fostering a safe environment for healing and growth. Sharon is committed to helping clients develop coping skills and work through crises, empowering them on their journey towards recovery and resilience.

Amy Noto is a skilled therapist dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for individuals seeking to explore their inner selves and overcome personal challenges. With her warm, compassionate, and nonjudgmental approach, she creates a space where clients can embrace their uniqueness and embark on a journey of growth and healing. With experience supporting both teens and adults from diverse backgrounds, Amy has a particular knack for assisting those who have encountered trauma. As a queer therapist, she is particularly attuned to the needs of the LGBTQIA+, kink, and non-monogamous communities. Utilizing an existential approach to therapy, she integrates techniques from Internal Family Systems, expressive arts, and mindfulness-based practices, while also being trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, recognized for its effectiveness in trauma recovery. Understanding that the search for a therapist can be overwhelming, Amy is committed to making the process as approachable as possible, encouraging individuals to pursue the care they truly deserve.

Courtney Olds is dedicated to following her clients' leads on the topics and concerns that matter most to them. She imparts valuable skills such as breathing exercises, meditation techniques, visualizations, and effective communication strategies. Utilizing both structured modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), along with her own intuitive insights, Courtney assists individuals in their healing journeys. Her specialization encompasses anxiety, depression, relationship issues, trauma, and grief. In her therapeutic approach, she believes in gently holding up a mirror to reveal the inherent clarity and wisdom within, akin to the blue sky resting above the clouds. Courtney’s training in EMDR offers a gentle and effective method to help clients move past traumatic experiences, including the emotional aftermath of medical procedures, accidents, or other forms of trauma. With a robust background in mindfulness meditation, she encourages clients to explore this practice as a powerful tool for enhancing self-awareness, while also demonstrating its proven benefits in reducing symptoms of depression, anxiety, and chronic pain. Her compassionate approach is designed to support a diverse range of clients, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders, as they navigate through their unique challenges and transitions.

Marie Oneil is a distinguished therapist who offers integrative psychotherapy, embracing a holistic approach that addresses the emotional, physical, mental, social, and spiritual dimensions of each individual. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Registered Yoga Teacher, and Certified Mind-Body Medicine Practitioner, she skillfully combines traditional talk therapy with meditation, mindfulness, and various mind-body techniques. These powerful practices serve to alleviate stress, anxiety, depression, and insomnia, while also providing valuable tools to navigate specific challenges such as relationships, work issues, chronic pain, grief & loss, and the uncertainties of life. With a strong foundation in Buddhist psychology, Marie incorporates its principles into her sessions, emphasizing mindfulness, lovingkindness, and compassion as pathways to healing and transformation. The essence of her integrative psychotherapy lies in present moment awareness. Each session is thoughtfully tailored to align with her clients' interests, needs, and goals, ranging from traditional therapy supported by mindfulness to personalized instruction in meditation and mind-body skills. Marie's expertise encompasses depression, anxiety, chronic pain, grief & loss, and existential concerns. Additionally, she provides spiritual direction, focusing on spiritual growth and the journey within.

Justin Owens understands that every individual's lived experiences are unique, leading to personal perceptions about oneself, others, and the world. In therapy sessions, he invites clients to explore their distinct narratives and identifies interventions that align with their therapy goals, helping them process their perceptions and how these influence their presenting issues. With a belief in the inherent creativity of clients, Justin acts as a guiding ally in their journey, instead of an expert, fostering empowerment and building self-confidence. His approach focuses on helping clients across the lifespan, addressing issues that inhibit them from living fulfilling lives. Embracing an Adlerian perspective, a growth-oriented model, he recognizes clients as discouraged and utilizes the skill of encouragement to promote therapeutic change. Together with clients, Justin works on developing new response strategies to navigate life's stressors, equipping them with the tools needed to adjust and respond effectively to life's natural challenges and obstacles. Through this collaborative process, he is dedicated to helping clients meet their therapy needs and experience life to its fullest.

Elizabeth Pace is a compassionate therapist who specializes in helping individuals navigate the complexities of trauma, addiction, and codependency. With a focus on evidence-based modalities such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Advanced Integrative Therapy (AIT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS), she fosters a safe space for clients seeking to understand the roots of their challenges. Elizabeth understands the profound impact that trauma, stored in both the mind and body, can have on one’s quality of life. She integrates gentle somatic therapies to support lasting healing from chronic stress and an overactive nervous system. Her expertise lies in working with individuals facing complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD), as well as adult survivors of family dysfunction. Elizabeth's practice delves into codependency issues, substance abuse, and intergenerational trauma, recognizing that many present-day patterns stem from learned behaviors and unresolved childhood experiences. Clients seeking a transformative journey toward healthier coping methods will find Elizabeth's supportive and culturally sensitive approach invaluable.