Kaylee Belew-Miller is a dedicated clinical social worker who passionately encourages individuals and families to embark on their healing journeys. With a commitment to addressing mental health in an integrative, dynamic, and holistic manner, she brings a wealth of experience, particularly in working with children and families who have experienced trauma across diverse settings. Currently, Kaylee is advancing her expertise through training in Family Functional Therapy, further enriching her practice. Her extensive training includes specializations in Attachment Regulation and Competency, as well as Strengthening Families. Throughout her career, Kaylee has successfully assisted numerous families in not only meeting but exceeding their therapeutic goals. By skillfully integrating her diverse training and experiences into her treatment approach, she provides a compassionate and effective therapeutic environment tailored to each family's unique needs.

Ayana Burnett is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 20 years of clinical practice. She understands that it's okay not to be okay; many people might appear fine on the outside while their insides are struggling. Ayana encourages individuals to take a breath and recognize that while they may not feel perfectly okay at the moment, relief is accessible and within reach. Specializing in women’s issues, family conflict, and spirituality, she knows how busy women are trying to keep everything together for everyone else. When the support beams feel shaky, seeking help is a crucial step toward empowering positive change. Ayana believes that the concept of 'balance' often overlooks the burdens of trauma and tragedy, and she provides the necessary tools to help lighten those loads. Having supported thousands of children, families, and adults, she fosters a nurturing environment for healing conversations and transformative mini therapeutic retreats. Ayana is committed to guiding her clients toward a life filled with possibilities, believing wholeheartedly in their potential for change, even when they may doubt it themselves.

Danelle Johnson, LCSW-C, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist known for her compassionate approach to mental health. She specializes in addressing complex issues such as trauma and PTSD, family conflict, and child development. With her extensive experience working with a diverse range of clients, including preteens, children, teens, toddlers, and adults, she adeptly tailors her therapeutic techniques to meet each individual's unique needs. Danelle offers a variety of therapy types, including Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), trauma-focused therapy, family and marital counseling, EMDR, and clinical supervision for licensed supervisors. Her integrated approach focuses on healing and growth, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all her clients.

Lisa Marie Wainwright is the visionary mind behind D.I.Y Wellness, an innovative approach to Alternative/Complementary Mental Wellness Coaching. As a licensed therapist with an MSW and an MBA, she established this unique coaching program to extend support beyond conventional therapy settings. Lisa believes in a different kind of mental health journey—one that combines the rich traditions of Eastern Medicine, including yoga, breath work, energy channeling, and natural herbal healing. Her holistic therapy modality addresses the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of wellness. Through her program, individuals can learn effective techniques to alleviate stress, diminish depression and anxiety, and ultimately empower themselves as their own healers. Offering group sessions and a free online Positive Affirmations App, Lisa fosters a welcoming community for those on their healing journey. Recognizing that traditional therapy works for some, she advocates for diverse approaches in mental health. Lisa encourages everyone to explore beyond the limits of traditional services and consider the natural and enriching alternatives available through her D.I.Y Wellness program.