Eileen Messer, MEd, LMHC, is an accomplished counselor with 30 years of experience in psychotherapy, working effectively with children, teenagers, and adults. She graduated from the prestigious Northeastern University Boston Bouvais School in 1984, equipping her with a solid foundation for her practice. Eileen believes that an empathic connection is central to effective healing at any age, and she utilizes a range of therapeutic modalities, including Play Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and trauma-informed approaches. Her expertise encompasses addressing issues related to trauma and PTSD, adoption, and relational dynamics, fostering a supportive environment for individuals and families alike.

In a world that is both beautiful and painful, Liz Anderson, LICSW, serves as a beacon of hope for those struggling to find joy and meaning amid life's challenges. As a clinical social worker and therapist, Liz believes in the transformative power of therapy to guide individuals towards what matters most, fostering a sense of balance and connection in the imperfect present. Specializing in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and skilled in addressing trauma and PTSD, mood disorders, and substance use disorders, she is uniquely equipped to support clients who have found other treatment methods ineffective. Liz's approach emphasizes understanding one's thoughts, feelings, and relationships through compassionate, open, and respectful dialogue. Her commitment to the therapeutic process stems from a deep-seated belief in the ability of humans to help each other heal, which she has witnessed throughout her practice as individuals learn to care for themselves and make meaningful changes in their lives.

Samantha Armer is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding both an LICSW and LMSW. She has an extensive academic background with an MSW from the University of Albany's School of Social Welfare, complemented by a Master's in Psychology focused on Marriage and Family Therapy. With over a decade of experience as a birth and postpartum doula and childbirth educator, Samantha brings a unique perspective to her work with families. Her commitment to understanding trauma is further demonstrated by her certificate training in working with victims of assault. Samantha is passionate about supporting diverse populations, including LGBTQ individuals, alternative family structures—particularly poly arrangements—as well as navigating issues related to kink, sexuality, gender identity, grief, and trauma. She thoroughly enjoys working with adolescents and finds it equally fulfilling to assist parents in managing their multifaceted identity roles. Employing a family systems perspective informed by feminist and queer theory alongside cultural humility, Samantha views her clients holistically, paying close attention to all aspects of their identity. Her goal is to foster a collaborative therapeutic relationship that enhances self-awareness, recognizes strengths, and establishes achievable goals for her clients.

Lisa Barondes is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a wealth of experience and a passion for helping adults navigate life's challenges. With her Master's degree in Social Work from the esteemed Smith College School for Social Work, which she graduated from in 1985, Lisa brings both knowledge and compassion to her practice. As a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), she creates a warm, supportive environment where individuals can explore their thoughts and feelings. With a commitment to fostering healing and growth, Lisa is particularly attuned to the unique needs of each client, guiding them on their journey toward emotional well-being. Her Jewish values inspire her empathetic approach, aligning with her deep belief in the potential for transformation and personal development.

Beverly Rosenthal, a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, PPS, and CATC-IV, believes that taking the initiative to seek therapy is a powerful sign of health and a vital investment in self-care and wholeness. She understands that the mind deeply influences every aspect of an individual's health. Beverly guides her clients through the important journey of therapy, helping them unlock their potential and find motivation for growth. By employing complementary therapy approaches and techniques, she tailors her methods to align with her clients’ unique styles and needs. With a focus on self-discovery, Beverly empowers individuals to gain awareness and control over their challenges, creating a space for relief and progress. Regardless of the stage of life—be it preteens, children, teens, elders, or adults—Beverly is committed to working collaboratively towards her clients' goals. She firmly believes that therapy should be accessible and affordable, making it a valuable resource for those investing in their own mental health.

Vanessa Brackett is a compassionate and skilled counselor, dedicated to helping clients cultivate a present, accepting, and adventurous approach to life. With expertise in working with adults and elders, she addresses a diverse range of challenges, including trauma, PTSD, mood concerns, addictive behaviors, life transitions, and relationship dynamics. Vanessa encourages her clients to explore their feelings, allowing them to interrupt patterns that no longer serve them while engaging in new ways of thinking, feeling, and creating meaning. Her specialties encompass collaborative trauma work, anxiety relief, depression management, addressing perfectionism, navigating sexuality, alleviating parenting burnout, and assisting clients with digital addiction. With a grounded and intuitive approach, Vanessa employs therapies like mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, dreamwork, and parts work to cater to her clients' specific needs. Her active, heart-centered, and non-judgmental style enriches the therapeutic experience, featuring humor, sensitivity, and respect for each individual's unique journey.

Jamie Brelsford is a clinical social worker and therapist who understands that being human comes with inherent stress. With a philosophy that embraces this reality, Jamie helps clients connect with their innate capacity for joy, purpose, healing, and resilience. Recognizing that life doesn’t have to feel overwhelmingly heavy, Jamie works collaboratively with individuals to enhance their natural abilities to develop insight, pursue their goals, and cope with the inevitable challenges of both the past and present. Through a strong therapeutic connection, Jamie fosters an environment where healing and growth can unfold naturally.

John Brelsford, LMHC, is a dedicated therapist who utilizes Motivational Interviewing, a counseling approach grounded in the belief that every individual possesses the capacity to find solutions to their challenges. He collaborates closely with clients to identify their personal goals and develop tailored strategies for achieving them. Clients who engage in therapy with John can expect an empathic, supportive, and respectful relationship that fosters greater clarity around their choices, bolsters their motivation for significant life changes, and enhances their confidence in navigating the complexities of their mental wellness. Specializing in addressing issues related to depression, anxiety, and emotional disturbance, John employs Acceptance & Commitment Therapy and Internal Family Systems (IFS) to provide individuals with a holistic therapeutic experience.

M. Carr, LMHC, is a dedicated somatically-oriented therapist specializing in body-based healing. Known for her commitment to helping clients identify their growth edges and expand their capacity for self-acceptance, M. brings over 20 years of experience working with diverse populations and mental health conditions. Her recent focus on couples therapy incorporates the Developmental Model and Attachment work, which inform her approach even as she works with a limited number of couples. M. also provides support to individuals seeking to lead vibrant and joyful lives, addressing concerns related to aging, body image, sexuality, chronic pain, relationship struggles, anxiety, and trauma. In her sessions, M. fosters a sense of wholeness, groundedness, and self-love through collaborative efforts. She employs a range of techniques including mindfulness, role-plays, breath awareness, movement, and creative outlets tailored to each client's comfort. M.’s eclectic and interactive style assumes the inherent wisdom of the body, recognizing the basic goodness of each person and their potential to transform experiences into pathways for living more fully.

Coralee Chase, a dedicated counselor with over 30 years of experience in the valley, is deeply committed to supporting individuals on their journey to wellness. Throughout her career, she has recognized that everyone carries beliefs and a unique story that can hinder their ability to live their best life. Coralee specializes in addressing dual diagnosis, substance use, and grief, offering a compassionate and person-centered approach to therapy. Her expertise extends to helping families cope with loss, particularly those affected by substance use and sudden death. Coralee is also a certified grief counselor and has trained as a Death Doula, emphasizing the importance of family support during challenging times. She is skilled in a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Compassion Focused, Emotionally Focused, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, allowing her to tailor her approach to meet individual needs. Coralee holds a strong belief in the power of listening, understanding, and working through discomfort, guiding her clients towards healing and growth. If you are seeking guidance on your journey, Coralee is here to help you navigate through difficult emotions and move forward with strength.

Dr. Peter Dopp is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to providing down-to-earth, goal-oriented therapy for adults and elders. His calm, non-judgmental approach simplifies the complexities of life, allowing clients to feel safe and understood. Dr. Dopp listens attentively to concerns, highlights individual strengths, and offers research-based strategies tailored to each person's unique style and situation. His expertise lies in brief individual cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), specifically for challenges related to anxiety, including obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), insomnia, social anxiety, panic, excessive worrying, and phobias. By the end of therapy, Dr. Dopp aims to equip clients with the tools necessary to sustain their progress and navigate future challenges with confidence.

Lauren Harris, MEd, LMHC, PMH-C, is the owner of the Center for Perinatal Wellness, where she emphasizes that when a mother experiences challenges, the entire family is affected. With a specialization in perinatal mood complications, including Postpartum Depression and Anxiety, Lauren understands how a new addition to the family can profoundly impact dynamics. Her compassionate approach helps families navigate these changes effectively. Utilizing therapeutic techniques like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Lauren ensures that her clients are comfortable with their therapeutic paths. Her primary focus is on empowering individuals and families through positive dialogue in a safe and structured environment. Lauren is dedicated to creating a supportive atmosphere, making her expertise accessible and relevant to various age groups, including teens and adults, and addressing vital issues such as anxiety, stress, and relationship difficulties.

Mowie Freeman is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist committed to supporting individuals as they reconnect with the profound messages their bodies hold regarding hurts and healing. With expertise in somatic and Gestalt therapy, she specializes in guiding clients to engage with their nervous systems, opening up new avenues for recovery. Mowie frequently works with individuals facing anxiety, relationship challenges, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, chronic illness, and grief and loss. She particularly resonates with those who embrace mindfulness and meditation, as well as clients eager to explore embodiment and cultivate deeper intimacy within themselves and their relationships. With advanced training in somatic practices, EMDR, mindfulness, and Internal Family Systems, Mowie approaches therapy with a sense of curiosity—investigating where emotions are held in the body, the emergence of past narratives, and how to unlock fresh healing capacities. Mowie practices within an anti-oppression framework, understanding the significant influence of broader social dynamics on her clients' experiences. Grounded in a belief in each person's inherent goodness, she offers a warm, supportive, and non-judgmental environment. Mowie has substantial experience working with young adults in their 20s and 30s, as well as with adults of all ages, creating a safe space for growth and healing that honors the courageous choice to engage in such work.