Harriet Adamson, LCPC, is dedicated to guiding clients towards healing from past hurts and addressing current concerns. Employing cognitive behavioral therapy techniques alongside a diverse array of other interventions, she meets clients at their unique struggles and assists them in attaining their counseling goals. With years of experience in aiding individuals dealing with mood disorders, including depression and anxiety, as well as trauma and parenting challenges, Harriet is well-equipped to support clients of all ages—from children and adolescents to adults and elders. She earned her Master of Counseling Psychology degree from Regent University in 2008 and has dedicated eight years to clinical practice with children, families, individuals, and couples. Harriet emphasizes a holistic approach to counseling, considering the body, mind, and spirit, while also respecting each client’s preferences regarding the integration of faith into therapy. For those open to it, she skillfully weaves in relevant scripture alongside clinical approaches to help achieve individual goals.

Myles Schaultz, LCPC, is an integrative therapist who employs a diverse range of techniques to effectively support his clients on their mental health journeys. He is deeply committed to assisting clients in achieving their personal goals, bringing a sense of creativity, optimism, and hope into all interactions. Myles has extensive experience working with individuals facing a variety of mental health challenges including depression, anxiety disorders, substance abuse, bipolar disorder, anger issues, and low self-esteem. He fosters a non-judgmental therapeutic environment where honesty is valued between the therapist and the client, ensuring optimal results. Clients can anticipate being treated with care, respect, and professionalism throughout their therapy process. With a focus on empowerment and open dialogue, Myles helps create a safe space for individuals to explore the often difficult conversations they encounter in life. Whether in individual or couples therapy, Myles emphasizes a person-centered approach, inspiring those he works with to embrace their authenticity and engage deeply in the therapeutic process.