Lindsay Boudreau, LICSW, is dedicated to guiding adults through the journey of therapy, where the decision to seek help signifies a commitment to one’s best life. She believes that restoring relationships with oneself and loved ones is vital for navigating the challenging times we all face. Lindsay specializes in trauma and PTSD, LGBTQ+ support, and medical trauma, helping individuals find freedom from worry, depression, and trauma responses. Her approach is collaborative, utilizing a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused therapy, and Trauma-Focused techniques. With a strong emphasis on compassion, empathy, and curiosity, Lindsay honors each individual's unique story, ensuring that her clients feel seen and valued. She skillfully works with clients who may be exploring their sexual or gender identity, recognizing that curiosity in these areas can be a powerful catalyst for personal growth. Lindsay's expertise fosters a safe environment for individuals to cultivate their inner wisdom and healing abilities, empowering them on their path to wellness.

Melissa Burke is a dedicated therapist, having worked in the field since 2007. Throughout her career, she has supported numerous individuals grappling with a range of challenges. Understanding that everyone requires support at times, Melissa emphasizes that therapy is a profound avenue for healing. She employs a mindfulness-based, non-judgmental, and compassion-focused approach that resonates with her clients. Melissa believes that each person carries a unique story that deserves to be heard and validated as part of their individual experience in the world. Within these narratives, she recognizes both challenges and inherent strengths, which are essential in facilitating the healing process. Her commitment to a strengths-based perspective is at the heart of her practice, enabling clients to embark on their journey toward personal growth and recovery.

Pamela Gobeille, a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, understands that grief is universal, yet profoundly personal. In her practice, she recognizes that each individual's journey through loss—whether it be the death of a loved one or significant life transitions like divorce, job loss, or chronic illness—can feel overwhelmingly dark. Patients may come to her feeling wounded, frustrated, and uncertain that relief is possible. Pamela is dedicated to walking alongside her clients, offering a supportive and nurturing environment where they can move through their grief and cultivate their best selves. She believes that therapy should be tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual, working collaboratively to identify the best therapeutic approach for their specific situations. To ensure that counseling is accessible, she provides flexible appointment hours and a sliding scale fee. Pamela is honored to support those navigating these challenging times, guiding them on their journey to healing.

Doug Wessel, LMHC, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals achieve a dependable sense of well-being. He understands that many people feel their emotional and functional experiences do not align with their desires. Doug offers professional guidance aimed at making sense of feelings and behaviors, paving the way for healing and personal growth. He draws upon Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, recognizing that we all have different parts within us that can find harmony through self-awareness. His holistic approach addresses trauma, attachment wounds, and common struggles such as anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. With a focus on mindfulness and self-compassion, Doug is relational, collaborative, and respectful in his practice. Those seeking solace from pain, loneliness, or addiction can find a nurturing space with him—one that is filled with warmth, humor, and authenticity. Through his work, clients can gain understanding and develop essential coping skills to enhance their lives. Doug welcomes the opportunity for an initial consultation to explore the potential for a fruitful therapeutic relationship.