Glen Bradley is a compassionate counselor who understands that many individuals struggle with stress, feelings of being lost, and the search for meaning in their lives. He recognizes that the ability to connect with emotions and trust one's intuition can often feel out of reach, particularly when one’s nervous system is unregulated due to stress. Glen emphasizes the importance of understanding one's body and its responses, as the lack of this awareness can lead to overwhelming feelings of anxiety, depression, and trauma. He works with clients to cultivate a sense of safety by befriending their nervous systems, developing embodied intuition, and fostering trust in their inner selves. Through building a strong therapeutic relationship, Glen helps individuals learn new ways of relating to themselves and the world, while also processing unresolved emotions, trauma, and stress. He is dedicated to supporting adults from all backgrounds, including those within the LGBTQ+ community, and is particularly sensitive to multicultural issues. By creating a safe space for clients to explore their emotions, Glen encourages them to listen to their bodies and ultimately come home to themselves. Those who resonate with Glen's approach will find a supportive ally in their journey of self-discovery and healing.

Dajuana Goodman is a dedicated LPC Intern and graduate student at Capital Seminary and Graduate School, where she is pursuing a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling. Understanding that life is a mix of challenges and blessings, Dajuana is passionate about collaborating with individuals to help them overcome emotional, mental, and physical hurdles. She provides valuable tools for navigating turbulent times and realizing personal potential. With a holistic approach, Dajuana emphasizes the interconnectedness of mind, body, and soul in her counseling practice. Trained in a variety of therapeutic approaches, she strives to enhance emotional well-being and improve relationships. Known for her inspirational nature, Dajuana encourages everyone she partners with to achieve their best selves and unlock their greatest potential, fostering a sense of belongingness and fulfillment in their lives.

Janell Morton is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who believes in the journey of life as a series of transitions. As an LPC intern, she recognizes that engaging with challenges during these pivotal moments often requires professional support. Creating a safe, non-judgmental space is a top priority for her, allowing clients to freely express themselves. Her goal is to empower each individual to discover their inherent strengths and resources that may have previously gone unnoticed. Janell is committed to working collaboratively with clients to achieve their desired goals. A proud first-generation college graduate from Bowie State University, she holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. Currently, she is pursuing her Master's degree in Forensic Psychology at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Her interests include working with teens, adults, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Janell passionately believes that while everyone makes mistakes and faces struggles, individuals are not defined by their pasts but rather have the power to shape their present and future.