Cheri Albertson is a highly experienced psychotherapist and social researcher, boasting over 20 years of dedication to adolescents, adults, couples, and families who face a diverse array of challenges. Understanding that although society connects us all, individual experiences can create unique hurdles to personal fulfillment, she passionately helps her clients navigate these complexities. Cheri emphasizes the importance of discovering and harnessing one's inner strength and power, offering practical tools that foster empowerment. By doing so, she guides individuals in overcoming confusion, pain, and suffering, ultimately enabling them to lead happy and satisfying lives. Cheri specializes in areas such as ADHD, trauma and PTSD, and domestic abuse, utilizing therapy modalities like play therapy, cognitive behavioral approaches, and psychodynamic techniques tailored to each client's needs.

Dr. Naomi Alcaine, a psychologist with a PhD, specializes in providing psychotherapy and neuropsychological testing. She works with a diverse range of clients, including preteens, children aged 6 to 10, teenagers, and adults, offering tailored therapy for individuals and families. Dr. Alcaine employs an eclectic therapeutic approach when working with adults, seamlessly integrating various techniques to address immediate challenges while fostering a deeper understanding of the origins of problematic patterns. For children and teenagers, she places a strong emphasis on family involvement, firmly believing that the support of loving and attentive families allows young individuals to thrive. Through comprehensive neuropsychological testing, Dr. Alcaine meticulously assesses for learning disabilities, attention disorders, and other subtle cognitive issues that may influence behavior, emotional well-being, or academic achievements. By providing a detailed profile of cognitive strengths and weaknesses, she offers valuable recommendations to facilitate growth and improvement.

Krystol Alpert, LLPC, is dedicated to helping her clients navigate life's challenges while fostering a stronger sense of self-awareness and confidence. She approaches counseling from a holistic perspective, aiming to empower her clients and working collaboratively to achieve their unique treatment goals. Understanding that each individual possesses distinct needs, Krystol tailors her counseling style to suit each person's specific circumstances. Utilizing evidence-based techniques within person-centered and psychodynamic frameworks, she addresses a diverse range of mental health concerns. With a B.A. in Religious Studies and Communication from the University of California Davis and an M.A. in College Counseling from Eastern Michigan University, Krystol specializes in issues related to depression, trauma, anxiety, family-of-origin dynamics, grief and loss, relationships, women's issues, and LGBTQ+ concerns. Passionate about working with college students and emerging adults, she also finds fulfillment in supporting adolescents and older adult populations.