Richard Wai-por Cheng is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over thirty years of experience serving a diverse clientele, including adults and elders. His practice emphasizes courage, leadership, and hope as essential components of personal change. Richard is committed to meeting clients where they are, collaborating to develop new personal assets for wellness and health. He provides support for individuals grappling with anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and transition challenges, ensuring that each guest is respected and recognized in their unique journey towards success. His therapeutic approaches are contextual and person-centered, integrating traditional therapy with authentic Eastern ethics and cultural values that enhance their practical application. Richard believes in the power of meaningful dialogue to build relationships that foster global wellness and enrich individuals' thoughts and experiences. He welcomes consultations with educators, professionals, and peers to further enhance the understanding and impact of his work in social justice and trauma-informed care.

Doug Weiskopf, LMHC, understands that while people share common struggles, each individual's situation is profoundly unique. He is committed to honoring each client's unique circumstances and providing a safe space to explore relevant issues. Believing in the complexity of individuals, Doug recognizes their hopes, scars, memories, commitments, and relationships, alongside their evolving sense of self. His background in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Mindfulness fosters a compassionate, judgment-free environment where clients can deepen their self-understanding and enhance their resilience and wellbeing. With training in Holistic Studies, Doug appreciates his clients as whole persons and employs a broad range of therapeutic approaches to facilitate healing. His experience in a college counseling office has equipped him to appreciate the challenges and opportunities that life transitions present to a diverse population, which includes both traditional undergraduate students and adult career changers. Doug Weiskopf's expertise encompasses a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, and trauma, among others, enabling him to support clients on their journey towards personal growth and fulfillment.

Long Banh is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with an MBA and LICSW credentials. Their approach to counseling emphasizes a collaborative partnership between the client and clinician. Long utilizes a harm reduction model, strength-based strategies, and motivational interviewing, combined with cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused, and relational techniques. This diverse methodology fosters a trusting, comfortable, and confidential environment, allowing clients to thrive during their therapeutic sessions. With extensive knowledge and experience in mental health, substance use disorders, and co-occurring diagnoses, Long excels in integrating various modalities while working across inpatient, residential, and outpatient settings.

Paul Groff, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor who embodies a client-centered and strength-based approach to therapy. Graduating from Lesley University in 2007, he has cultivated a diverse skill set that enables him to effectively support clients of all ages, from young children to adults, facing a wide range of emotional and behavioral challenges. With expertise in addressing mood disorders, trauma, and PTSD, Paul offers compassionate guidance for individuals and families navigating issues such as depression, anxiety, and parenting. His commitment lies in helping clients discover the joy of living by empowering them to overcome their present difficulties and achieve personal growth.