Joan Patterson is a dedicated marriage and family therapist with over 20 years of experience, committed to working collaboratively and building trust with each client. She believes that every individual is unique and deserving of empathy and respect. As an interactive therapist, Joan encourages open and free dialogue during sessions, allowing clients to express what is troubling them. Through this trusting relationship, clients often find greater clarity as they work through their issues, gradually letting go of self-defeating behaviors in favor of more positive outcomes in their lives. Joan provides therapy for adults, adolescents, and children, focusing on both individual and family dynamics. She typically interviews each family member separately before bringing everyone together, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of each situation. This initial communication helps her assess the circumstances and identify the specific therapeutic needs of her clients.

Sharon Bauer is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to guiding individuals who recognize the need for change in their lives. Her ideal clients have the courage to confront recurring unsatisfying patterns and are in touch with their inner selves, despite external and internal voices that may not align with their vision of their best selves. At the core of Sharon's practice is her deep listening and reflective approach, coupled with her extensive training in couples therapy, family systems, substance abuse, sexual abuse, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). She skillfully incorporates techniques such as guided visualization, mindfulness, and art therapy, tailoring her methods to meet each client's unique needs. Additionally, her expertise in pastoral psychotherapy enables her to explore the spiritual dimensions of psychological healing. For clients open to holistic approaches, Sharon also integrates vibrational healing through flower essences into her therapeutic sessions.

Catherine Boutin, MSN, is a dedicated therapist who understands the unique challenges that individuals face in their lives. She strongly believes in the power of conversation as a tool for healing and growth. Catherine utilizes dynamic psychotherapy, which is an ongoing process of talking, thinking, and feeling. Through this collaborative journey, her clients gain deeper self-understanding, leading to expanded life choices. She respects the strengths that people bring to their challenges and focuses on treating the individual rather than merely addressing a diagnosis. Her approach is eclectic, drawing on techniques from various modalities, including trauma-focused therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and interpersonal therapy, making it effective for a wide range of mental health symptoms such as depression, trauma, PTSD, and stress-related issues. Importantly, Catherine is committed to maintaining her clients' confidentiality while providing compassionate care. Though she does not prescribe medications, she focuses on therapy that emphasizes internal conflict resolution to alleviate tension and related symptoms. Catherine does not accept insurance primarily to uphold the privacy and confidentiality she values for all her clients.