Andrew Gladstone-Highland, LMSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who embraces the idea that 'Love takes off masks that we fear we cannot live without and know we cannot live within,' as James Baldwin beautifully stated. He recognizes that many individuals yearn for connection and a supportive community, regardless of its size. Andrew understands that trauma and fractured relationships can hinder the ability to foster closeness, impacting families and intimate relationships profoundly. He is dedicated to helping clients navigate feelings of self-doubt and disconnection, which are common aspects of the human experience. Life transitions, such as losses, major changes, break-ups, or the arrival of new children, often prompt individuals to seek therapy, and Andrew is ready to support them on this journey. With a keen passion for working with men and boys, he addresses the cultural barriers that often prevent males from expressing their emotions healthily. His diverse clientele spans various ages, all seeking support for challenges like anxiety, depression, grief, and relational issues. Andrew employs trauma-informed, Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approaches but believes that the essence of therapy lies in the fosterage of human connection. He is truly honored to work with individuals on their paths to healing and self-discovery.

Lindsey Gordon, a Limited Licensed Psychologist with a Master's degree, brings a warm, non-judgmental, compassionate, and accepting approach to humanistic psychotherapy. Her primary goal is to empower clients to reach their fullest potential, embrace positive changes, and receive unwavering support throughout their journeys. With specialized training in humanistic psychotherapy, Lindsey has amassed valuable experience working with a diverse population including children, adolescents, and adults who face a variety of issues such as anxiety, ADHD, Autism, depression, PTSD, OCD, grief and loss, and life adjustments. She is dedicated to guiding individuals through therapeutic processes such as Play Therapy, Trauma-Focused therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), ensuring that each client feels supported and understood every step of the way.

Constance Gwynn is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to providing psychotherapy for a wide range of psychological, emotional, and systemic issues affecting children, adolescents, and adults. With over 30 years of experience, she has offered mental and emotional support services within psychiatric hospitals, juvenile facilities, community-based organizations, schools, clinics, and private practice. Constance is passionate about helping individuals heal from within, transform negative thought patterns, and break the cycles that hinder their lives. She excels in empowering clients to manage emotions, alleviate anxiety, overcome depression, and address trauma, with a particular focus on short-term therapy tailored to the unique needs of each client. Her approach is grounded in meeting clients where they are, providing a safe therapeutic environment for individuals, couples, and families. Whether through virtual sessions, telephone consultations, or in-person meetings at home or community settings, Constance avoids offering quick-fix solutions. Instead, she extends compassion, expertise, and advanced skills, committed to helping clients change behavior, restore happiness, and embrace authenticity. Real change begins with the courage to reach out for help.