Julie Bindeman, a dedicated therapist, specializes in attachment-based therapy and works with children, adolescents, and adults across all stages of life. She values the insights clients can gain by listening to their bodies in addition to their thoughts, fostering a pathway toward their best selves. Julie provides individual therapy, couples counseling, group therapy, and family therapy, along with psychoeducational, neuropsychological, and psychological assessments, including CogMed. With a broad expertise in various therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Play Therapy, she addresses a wide range of issues such as women's issues, trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship conflicts. By focusing on both general and specific concerns, Julie is committed to nurturing the well-being of her clients, helping them navigate through life's challenges and transitions.

Rowan Blackmon, a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with an MA, dedicates their practice to recognizing that each patient is unique, which is why therapy must be tailored to individual needs. They understand that the role of a therapist is to guide clients in modifying behaviors and thought patterns that may have been beneficial in the past but are now hindering their progress. Rowan firmly believes in equipping patients with the skills necessary for independence, aiming for them to transition out of therapy instead of feeling like they need to remain in weekly sessions indefinitely. Specializing in Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorders, depression, anxiety disorders, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Rowan is adept at addressing a wide range of psychological challenges, including substance abuse and personality disorders, across all demographics from preteens to seniors. Whether clients seek a listening ear or more substantial support, Rowan is committed to helping them navigate their journey toward self-discovery and healing.

Pamela Blackwell, LMSW, is dedicated to guiding her clients on their journeys toward change, healing, and growth. She typically works with adults facing a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, self-esteem issues, body image concerns, and life transitions. Pamela has a particular interest in supporting individuals dealing with reproductive challenges such as infertility, pregnancy loss, and postpartum issues, as well as providing couples counseling and aiding those with severe mental illness. She offers thorough cognitive, social, and emotional assessments to ensure a deep understanding of each client's unique needs. With a client-centered approach, Pamela utilizes an array of therapeutic techniques tailored to meet the individual requirements of her clients. She prioritizes understanding and addressing the intersectionality of cultural identities, including race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and various (dis)abilities. In her initial sessions, Pamela emphasizes a collaborative approach, working to 'decolonize' the therapeutic process. By fostering a space of empathy and validation, she empowers her clients to express autonomy and collaboration within their therapeutic journey. The therapeutic alliance, she believes, serves as a crucial instrument of change, leading her clients to profound transformations.

Alex Bleiweis, a clinical social worker and therapist, believes that therapy can be both a serious undertaking and the most fulfilling part of a person's week. He understands the importance of having a safe space where clients can pause and discuss their challenges, relationships, transitions, or embark on journeys of self-discovery. Life can be tough, and Alex emphasizes that seeking help does not mean anything is wrong; rather, it's an opportunity to make sense of oneself and the surrounding world while discovering motivation for positive changes. The therapeutic relationship is vital to Alex's approach, and he thrives collaborating with those seeking a long-term partnership, all while being flexible enough to adopt a solution-focused style. He employs humor and authenticity to foster a warm and enjoyable atmosphere. Grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and guided by the principles of person-centered (Rogerian) therapy, Alex aims to be a non-judgmental presence, enabling clients to feel at ease and fully express themselves.

Rose Bleiweis is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding multiple credentials including LCSW-C, CCTP, and LICSW. With extensive experience working with teens and adults, Rose specializes in guiding individuals through trauma and PTSD, pregnancy challenges, infertility, and postpartum transitions. Her approach is grounded in a variety of evidence-based modalities, including Compassion Focused Therapy, Trauma Focused Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Rose is dedicated to creating a nurturing and supportive environment that allows clients to explore their emotions and promote healing. She offers individual, couple, and group therapy sessions, tailored to meet each client's unique needs. Her commitment to health at every size (HAES) further reflects her inclusive philosophy, ensuring that all clients feel safe and empowered in their journey towards well-being.

Aimee Block, LCSW, understands that everyone experiences moments of feeling stuck as they navigate the complexities of life. In her practice, therapy serves as a powerful tool for individuals to gain valuable insight and develop skills necessary for meaningful change. Aimee’s mission is to create a welcoming, nonjudgmental, and compassionate environment that empowers her clients to explore and modify thinking, feeling, and relational patterns that hinder their capacity to live fully and freely. Her holistic approach is thoughtfully designed to integrate techniques catering to the mind, body, and spirit, drawing on each client’s unique strengths to foster the positive transformations they seek. With extensive experience working with individuals, families, and groups, Aimee effectively addresses a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, self-esteem, anger, relationship difficulties, chronic illness, grief, and life transitions. As a trauma-informed therapist, she employs evidence-based methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Psychodynamic therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to support her clients on their journeys toward healing and empowerment.

Mary Blotzer, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, expertly guides individuals through life's challenging moments when their traditional coping strategies fall short. She focuses on understanding the unique circumstances her clients face, the distress they experience, and collaborates with them to explore effective strategies to reduce this distress and promote overall well-being. Mary emphasizes the importance of forming a supportive partnership, empowering clients to approach the world with enhanced coping skills and relationship capabilities. Her therapeutic approaches combine emotion-focused therapy and psychodynamic principles, offering a rich and multifaceted experience. Clients often seek her guidance due to feelings of anxiety, depression, or a sense of unrealized potential. Through open discussions about troubling events and interactions, Mary helps clients identify both helpful and harmful reactions, encouraging them to cultivate a compassionate perspective towards themselves. She views the therapy relationship as a sacred bond that necessitates both courage and vulnerability. In response, Mary provides unwavering compassion, honesty, and commitment, fostering a collaborative environment where clients can confront their challenges and work towards the fulfilling outcomes they desire.

Michelle Blumenthal is a compassionate and dedicated psychologist with a Psy.D. who is committed to guiding others through their struggles. Individuals facing anxiety, depression, or feelings of being overwhelmed will find a supportive space with Michelle, where their past traumas can be addressed with care. Her expertise allows her to create a nonjudgmental environment, empowering clients to explore their emotional and somatic responses to life's challenges. Specializing in trauma, anxiety, relationships, and grief, Michelle often integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) alongside other therapeutic modalities like Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), offering effective tools for healing. Those who seek her guidance will benefit from her tailored approach, designed to nurture personal growth and development in a way that resonates with each individual's unique needs. By choosing to work with Michelle, clients embark on a transformative journey toward achieving their goals and discovering a renewed sense of hope and stability in their lives.

Nanci Brown, LCSW-C, is an experienced therapist with over 14 years of dedication to helping families navigate life's challenges. Having graduated from New York University in 2000, she possesses a wealth of knowledge and a diverse background working with children, adolescents, adults, and couples. Nanci believes that therapy is a journey towards overcoming obstacles and achieving the personal goals her clients aspire to. She is adept at guiding them in assessing and exploring clear and realistic objectives that resonate with their individual needs. With early expertise in addressing social, emotional, family, and school issues predominantly among adolescents, Nanci has since expanded her practice to include individual, couple, and family counseling. Her ability to connect with young adults, individuals, and couples in transition, along with new parents adjusting to their changing roles, makes her a sought-after therapist. Nanci's innovative approach to treatment is enriched by her substantial experience across mental health, education, and private practice. Additionally, her advanced training in Certified Imago couples therapy and mind-body techniques empowers her to cultivate stronger relationships and enhance the mind-body connection. Through her use of relaxation methods and yoga therapy, Nanci effectively decreases stress and anxiety while fostering focus and personal growth.

Shalonda Brown, a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with MSW, LICSW, and LCSW-C credentials, understands that life is filled with ups and downs. She recognizes how the challenges individuals face can disrupt their daily connections with others. Unconscious thoughts, childhood experiences, and daily interactions can significantly impact one's thought processes, shaping the way they view themselves. Many struggle with these challenges, leading to a negative sense of self-worth. Shalonda practices a holistic and integrative approach, emphasizing the importance of gaining insight into the origins and meanings of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. She helps clients uncover the reasons behind their disruptive or inconsistent responses to life's challenges, providing a safe, warm, and confidential environment where they can express their true authentic selves. Shalonda congratulates those who take the courageous first step toward becoming the change they envision. After all, there is no one quite like them in the world. Difficult times need not alter one's identity; instead, they can serve to enhance who they are destined to become.

Ellen Burgess, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist who creates a warm and supportive environment for adults and elders seeking to explore their concerns, enhance self-awareness, and learn effective coping strategies. With an active and collaborative approach, she assists her clients in identifying and constructing a life that is both authentic and purposeful. Her treatment methodologies include a blend of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), positive psychology, and mindfulness practices. Ellen firmly believes that learning stress management techniques is beneficial for individuals, as it helps to ease the fight-or-flight response and reduces distress levels. This, in turn, facilitates engagement in processes that highlight strengths and encourage positive transformation. Understanding that change can feel daunting, she partners with clients to develop a meaningful and realistic plan that supports their journey towards personal growth.

Selena Snow, PhD, is a highly qualified psychologist dedicated to helping teenagers, adults, and elders navigate their emotional challenges. Whether clients are grappling with feelings of depression or anxiety, experiencing difficulties in personal relationships, or facing significant life transitions, her warm and supportive approach fosters an environment where they can openly discuss their concerns and work toward resolution. With over 20 years of experience, including an internship at Yale University School of Medicine, Selena has developed a profound expertise in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and exposure response prevention (ERP) techniques. Her research on anger management has been published in the Journal of Behavioral Medicine, further affirming her commitment to the mental well-being of her clients. Selena's practice not only caters to those seeking help for specific issues but also welcomes individuals eager to enhance their self-development and coping skills. Prioritizing well-being is essential, and Selena encourages everyone to make time for self-care and personal growth.

Robert Wear II is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with expertise in navigating the complexities of mental health. He thrives on engaging with diverse individuals and tackling challenging situations, particularly those involving crises, trauma, and workplace issues. With an open mind and a calm presence, he aims to instill confidence and trust in those he serves. Robert possesses a remarkable ability to comprehend multifaceted systems, enabling him to identify practical steps for improvement. He encourages clients to embrace change, guiding them along personalized pathways to make their lives easier. His pragmatic and positive approach to therapy incorporates various modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), which he employs to restore balance in the lives of adults dealing with trauma, as well as his extensive experience as a family and group therapist. Specializing in depression, ADHD, learning disabilities, codependence, and addiction, Robert offers a warm, easy-to-connect personality. Understanding that conflicted emotions require a supportive environment, he listens with both empathy and insight, ensuring that no matter how daunting life may be, there are always options and pathways toward peace of mind.