Michael Wenisch is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and holds a PhD in Philosophy, providing a unique blend of psychological insight and analytical rigor in his therapeutic practice. He specializes in assisting individuals struggling with sex and internet pornography addiction, offering one-on-one sessions for men and women, including those facing complex issues like attraction to minors and couples dealing with intimacy challenges. Michael's primary goal is to guide clients toward overcoming their addictions and achieving inner healing, while also promoting the restoration of damaged intimate relationships. He begins the therapeutic journey by helping clients find immediate relief from the distressing emotions that lead them to seek counseling. Following this, Michael collaborates with individuals to uncover and address the deeper roots of their suffering and addiction. His background as a former Philosophy Professor equips him with powerful analytical tools, ensuring that each treatment plan is systematic and goal-oriented. Moreover, Michael welcomes clients dealing with a variety of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, anger management, PTSD, and various life crises, applying his eclectic therapeutic approach to facilitate positive outcomes for all.

Are negative thoughts, anxiety, or depression stealing your peace of mind? Monique Wilson, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist, understands how overwhelming it can be to constantly overthink or feel hard on oneself. She specializes in working with adults facing challenges related to marital and premarital issues, relationship concerns, and self-esteem struggles. Through a compassionate and non-judgmental approach, Monique empowers individuals to confront their stressors and worries. With her guidance, clients can expect to explore effective coping strategies to navigate life's challenges. She integrates various therapeutic modalities—such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)—to inspire clients to reframe negative thinking patterns and achieve their personal goals. Monique believes that with the right support, everyone can find the peace of mind they desire and learn to feel better about themselves.

Sam Wilson, LCSW, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist serving clients in Oregon and Maryland. For those feeling trapped by circumstances beyond their control or struggling with persistent negative thoughts, Sam offers a safe space where one can catch their breath and explore the ideas that might feel strange or risky. Through talk therapy, he helps clients devise new strategies for reconnecting with their best selves. Sam practices Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, a contemporary approach that aligns scientific understanding of behavior with personal experiences and societal roles. He recognizes that while we may not have complete control over our thoughts and feelings, we retain the power to take action. Sam’s treatment style embraces this philosophy. He understands that the burdens of mental health and neurological disorders extend beyond symptoms; they involve the judgment faced in various aspects of life. Processing these feelings is central to healing and a significant focus of his practice.

In moments when individuals and families struggle to see the light at the end of the tunnel, Kendra Woolstenhulme, an LCMFT, offers compassionate support and insightful guidance. With a focus on relationship issues, she understands the overwhelming feelings that can arise in personal connections and aims to empower her clients by helping them develop the skills needed to achieve their goals. Specializing in couple therapy, Kendra addresses areas such as physical and emotional intimacy, infidelity, and female sexual dysfunction. As a certified facilitator of Prepare/Enrich, she works with dating, engaged, and married couples seeking to enhance and strengthen their relationships. Kendra's experience extends to working with children facing serious health challenges, as well as those dealing with loss. Her therapeutic approach is warm, accepting, and genuine, fostering a judgement-free environment that encourages collaboration for insight and empowerment. For those unable to visit in person, Kendra also offers online sessions, ensuring that supportive therapy is accessible to everyone.