Cheryl Cooper, MA, LPC, LMFT, understands the myriad of challenges that individuals, couples, and families face. Many find themselves grappling with relationship issues, depression, anxiety, or personal crises, often feeling alone and overwhelmed. As a compassionate therapist, Cheryl creates a safe and supportive environment where her clients feel respected and empowered. She collaborates closely with them to explore their strengths, offering strategies designed to promote healing, hope, and transformative change. Cheryl adopts an integrative therapeutic approach, tailoring interventions to meet the unique goals and needs of each client. Specializing in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and the Gottman Method for couples and families, she also employs EMDR to assist her clients in processing traumatic experiences. Through her commitment to understanding and connection, Cheryl Cooper is dedicated to guiding her clients toward a greater sense of well-being.

Elsa Loukia Lockman, LMSW, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to fostering a therapeutic relationship grounded in safety, confidentiality, and respect. She believes in the inherent worth of every individual, affirming that everyone possesses unique gifts and challenges. With advanced training and certification in treating Perinatal Mood disorders—including postpartum depression, anxiety, OCD, infant loss, miscarriage, and infertility—Elsa specializes in addressing grief, anxiety, and life transitions. Her expertise extends to relationship problems, coping with medical illness, women's issues, self-esteem, and mood disorders. Elsa incorporates mindfulness techniques into her sessions, using them as effective coping tools, promoting positive self-care, and facilitating deeper exploration of the issues that arise during treatment. Through her integrative and humanistic approach, she is committed to guiding individuals of all ages, from teens to elders, towards a path of healing and fulfillment.

Dana Lynn-Eliott Pendergrass is a compassionate therapist committed to guiding individuals through life's challenges, whether they are experiencing persistent anxiety, depression, or navigating crises resulting from unexpected events. She believes that no situation needs to feel hopeless and presents herself as both a life ring and an anchor for those striving to regain confidence in their journey. With extensive experience in medical social work, school social work, and managing severe and chronic mental health issues, Dana offers a unique perspective that resonates with caregivers, parents, adults, and children alike. She recognizes the significant impact of illness, pain, sleep disorders, and caregiver stress on mental health and overall quality of life. By helping her clients understand the connections between these challenges and their mental wellness, Dana empowers them to alleviate anxiety and depression, enhance sleep quality, and reignite their zest for life. She is dedicated to helping individuals uncover their inner strength, navigate their current challenges, and forge a path towards healthier futures.

Sean Dougherty is a Limited Licensed Psychologist with a Master's degree, dedicated to providing therapy to adults and adolescents aged 15 and up. He employs a unique blend of cognitive behavioral techniques, empathy, and humor to assist individuals in regaining control over their lives. Sean is skilled in addressing a range of challenges including AD/HD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, OCD, PTSD, as well as life transitions and grief. Many individuals may feel hesitant to embark on their therapy journey, yet often express a desire that they had begun sooner. Through his interpersonal and narrative therapy styles, Sean creates a supportive environment that encourages personal growth and resilience.

Marissa Marie Wilson is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, specializing in supporting tweens, teens, and their families through life's challenges. With a focus on managing anxiety, depression, and navigating complex relationships, Marissa assists young clients in understanding and adapting to significant life changes. She believes that each individual possesses the intrinsic ability to heal, though their well-being may become concealed beneath protective layers formed by past hurt. Emphasizing the importance of a collaborative therapeutic process, Marissa guides her clients to peel back these layers and reconnect with their authentic selves. Trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, she expertly employs evidence-based techniques to assist teens who have experienced trauma. With experience in middle school environments, she confidently advocates for her clients within educational systems. Additionally, Marissa integrates psychotherapeutic yoga into her practice, enhancing traditional talk therapy with body-based interventions for both teens and parents. Her joy in the therapeutic journey is evident, and she feels deeply honored to be invited into the profound experiences of others. Whether assisting a teen in search of conventional therapy or embracing a more holistic approach, such as yoga, Marissa is eager to provide the support needed for healing and growth.

Amanda Martin, LMSW, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting individuals in navigating life's challenges, including anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and trauma. She particularly focuses on the perinatal period, offering guidance for new parents experiencing postpartum anxiety, depression, or birth trauma. Understanding the vulnerability often felt when seeking therapy, Amanda aims to create a nurturing environment, allowing her clients to progress at their own pace. Amanda employs a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), EMDR, Trauma-Focused Therapy, and more, tailoring her approach to meet each individual's unique needs. Her passion lies in normalizing the therapy process, believing that everyone deserves the opportunity to heal and experience relief from suffering. Amanda is humbled to accompany clients on their journey toward balance and revitalization, creating a safe space where transformation can flourish.

Dr. Sheila McCormack, a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, believes that the health and hope within her clients are the true motivators for seeking therapy. Individuals navigating anxiety, depression, relationship problems, or personal crises find guidance through her compassionate approach. Dr. McCormack is committed to actively engaging in the therapeutic process, helping clients harness their innate desire to live fuller lives. Her primary goals are to listen and explore her clients' experiences, identify obstacles to a healthier self-perception, and provide a safe environment for self-discovery. She recognizes the efficacy of both individual and group therapy, offering clients a powerful setting to delve into concepts of self-worth, self-efficacy, and intimacy. With her extensive training from the University of Wyoming, Dr. McCormack aims to facilitate meaningful change and support her clients every step of the way.

Amy Parks-Williams, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, believes that every step taken toward happiness, health, and wellness is a valuable gift one gives to themselves and others. Recognizing the difficulty in initiating necessary change, she is committed to guiding her clients through the process of growth, awareness, and renewed balance. Life's challenges can be overwhelming, and she offers compassionate support during these times. Amy encourages her clients to identify and draw from their internal strengths while integrating various therapeutic approaches in her practice to aid in coping with their unique challenges. Specializing in trauma and anxiety, Amy is highly attuned to the nuanced obstacles faced in trauma treatment, equipped with evidence-based trauma-focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques and specialized training in EMDR. It is her privilege to partner with each client on their journey toward personal health and wellness. In her practice, every individual is welcomed into a safe environment conducive to healing and growth as Amy looks forward to being an integral part of their strides toward improved well-being.

Dr. Hiral Patel is a compassionate and skilled psychologist dedicated to supporting adults navigating complicated and challenging relationships that may lead to feelings of anxiety, helplessness, self-doubt, or brokenness. With a strong belief that everyone has the power within to reclaim control over their lives, Dr. Patel utilizes a non-judgmental, culturally sensitive, and trauma-focused approach to therapy. Specializing in EMDR and hypnotherapy, they create a safe and empowering environment where clients can explore their unique strengths and begin their healing journeys. Dr. Patel provides valuable tools and techniques to help individuals manage daily life stresses, ensuring that therapy is both enriching and practical. Known for their commitment to LGBTQIA+ affirmation and cultural diversity, Dr. Patel is passionate about working with clients from all backgrounds. Offering a complimentary consultation, they invite potential clients to connect, share their concerns, and explore how to best address their needs. Dr. Patel's integrative approach includes various modalities such as individual, couples, and group therapy, tailored to empower clients towards achieving their personal goals and aspirations.

Corrie Puscas, a dedicated Counselor (LLPC), brings a unique perspective to her practice through her diverse background in theater and education. With four years of experience as a professional nanny, Corrie has worked closely with young children, fostering their development. She spent a decade teaching and directing theater at the middle school level, where her students inspired her to pursue a master's degree in professional counseling. Corrie's time at Texas State University was transformative, equipping her for three years as a school counselor. Passionate about supporting children, adolescents, and their families, she specializes in addressing challenges such as grief, anxiety, ADHD, and general school struggles. With her guidance, families can not only manage these issues but truly thrive. The topic of foster and adoption is also particularly important to Corrie; she is dedicated to nurturing relationships in families formed through these unique experiences. In the midst of life's chaos, Corrie creates a calming environment, emphasizing growth, mindfulness, and self-efficacy.

Molly Wilson, PhD, LLPC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to fostering mental and emotional wellness in both teens (16+) and adults. Specializing in individual counseling and couples work, she addresses a diverse array of concerns and life stages. With a primary goal of empowering her clients toward self-direction and optimal wellness, Molly incorporates not only traditional talk therapy but also expressive arts and holistic wellness practices into her sessions. Her clinical expertise lies significantly in sexual wellness, sexual/affectional orientation, and gender identity matters. As a queer and gender-affirming therapist, she is committed to working with individuals and couples of all configurations. Molly employs a feminist, person-centered approach to counseling, with a strong emphasis on the therapeutic relationship. For more insights into her practice and philosophy, interested individuals can explore more online.

Michael Ryan, PhD, is a seasoned psychologist with over 30 years of experience in evaluating and treating children and adults with learning disabilities such as dyslexia and ADD. In 1980, he pioneered one of the first programs for learning disabled college students at Colorado State University. His expertise has led to collaborations as a consultant for prestigious organizations, including the Air Force Academy, Harvard's Department of Neurology, and the Michigan Department of Rehabilitation, as well as assisting the governor of Michigan on related initiatives. Michael is also known for his insightful blog on dyslexia for the University of Michigan, demonstrating his commitment to education and advocacy in this field. He possesses specialized skills in helping children adapt to the new 3rd-grade reading law and emphasizes the uniqueness of each individual. By understanding their strengths and weaknesses, he crafts personalized interventions rooted in evidence-based practices. With a prolific background, including dozens of articles published in international journals, Michael deeply respects the courage of his patients as they navigate their emotional challenges. He views psychology as a collaborative process that fosters meaningful growth and change.

Dr. Cheryl Samuels is a compassionate psychologist with over 25 years of experience dedicated to improving the lives of adults and elders (65+). She specializes in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship problems, recognizing that many individuals struggle with feelings of sadness, overwhelming responsibilities, and self-critical thoughts. Dr. Samuels is committed to tailoring each therapy session to the unique strengths and needs of her patients. Utilizing a comprehensive range of therapeutic modalities—including cognitive behavioral therapy, strength-based therapy, and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy—she helps individuals develop essential mental health tools to enhance their well-being. Many who work with Dr. Samuels discover significant and lasting improvements in their lives. By identifying the specific events, situations, or symptoms faced by her patients, she provides a supportive environment grounded in understanding and empathy, enabling them to move forward on their journey to healing.