Elizabeth Anne Nielsen is a highly skilled Marriage & Family Therapist with 26 years of experience as a body-focused psychotherapist, specializing in shock and developmental trauma, attachment issues, and relationship challenges. Her empowering and compassionate approach gently guides clients beyond their difficulties towards a sense of wholeness. As a Somatic Experiencing (SE) Practitioner for 22 years, Elizabeth supports clients in calming their Autonomic Nervous System while addressing trauma, relational issues, grief, and more. With a background in yoga, body-focused therapies, spirituality, and mindfulness, she has developed a profound awareness of the subtle body. This insight allows her to help individuals and couples transform and integrate stress and trauma within a strength-based framework that ignites the inner wisdom essential for personal growth and spiritual development. Elizabeth approaches all traumas with a nonjudgmental attitude, including birth and attachment traumas, anxiety, panic, sexual abuse, child abuse, medical trauma, abandonment, and various developmental challenges. Her dedication lies in empowering clients, and she considers it an honor to be a supportive guide on their journey toward healing.

Louis Jumonville, LMFT, is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who specializes in working with adults facing relationship issues, emotional disturbances, and spiritual concerns. He is adept at helping clients navigate their patterns of relating to family, friends, and coworkers, and addressing feelings of anxiety, depression, and dissatisfaction with life. Louis excels in providing a supportive presence that encourages individuals to discover their own hidden knowledge and personal resources for healing and growth. Utilizing an array of therapeutic modalities—including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Compassion-Focused Therapy, and Somatic Experiencing—he creates a nurturing environment that fosters effective communication and inner peace. His approach often includes mantra therapy, breath work, and embodied movement, equipping clients with the tangible tools needed to overcome emotional blocks and initiate positive change. Recognizing that everyone has innate skills and knowledge, Louis emphasizes the importance of seeking expert guidance during challenging times, making it easier for clients to embark on their journey towards wellness and self-discovery.

Karen Nolen is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to helping purpose-driven individuals, including artists and activists, navigate life's challenges. With a deep understanding that many are seeking to embrace change and find motivation or tranquility in their lives, she offers a safe space for discussion and exploration. Her practice emphasizes achieving balance and addressing stress, enabling clients to overcome inner barriers and reconnect with their truth to create a more intentional and fulfilling life. Karen specializes in treating issues related to ADD, mood disorders, grief, addiction, and women confronted with maternal and cultural narcissism. She recognizes that transformational shifts—whether triggered by geographical changes, economic struggles, or global events—can feel overwhelming, and she prioritizes self-care as a crucial element in the healing process. Embracing a unique strength-based approach, Karen employs various therapeutic modalities, including narrative therapy, energy psychology, mind-body relationship techniques, ecotherapy, and family systems therapy, catering to individuals, groups, and families. In her sessions, she may introduce engaging homework activities to deepen the therapeutic experience. Karen Nolen is committed to guiding her clients toward a rich and meaningful life.