Beth Cherin is a Licensed Professional Counselor who creates a safe and compassionate space for individuals to discover their potential for emotional growth and change. She firmly believes in the resilience of the human spirit and its ability to navigate life's difficult questions. With a passion for working with shy, introverted, and highly sensitive individuals, as well as caregivers, Beth's practice encompasses life transitions, medical issues, divorce, grief and loss, anxiety, depression, stress management, and self-esteem. Her approach is characterized by honesty, trust, and acceptance, fostering a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental environment that promotes hope and healing for everyone, regardless of age, gender, race, religion, or sexual orientation.

Kevin Hackworth is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a commitment to guiding individuals through life's challenges. Understanding that admitting the need for help can be a daunting task, Kevin recognizes that each person's interpretation of the world is shaped by their unique experiences. This perspective often prevents them from seeing the opportunities and pitfalls around them. His aim is to help clients construct a personal roadmap to navigate their lives effectively and regain a sense of control. Specializing in trauma and PTSD, anger management, and substance use, Kevin employs a diverse range of therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Trauma Focused methods, and Hypnotherapy. Additionally, he offers support for issues related to veterans, post-stroke recovery, and other male-specific challenges. Kevin's compassionate approach invites clients who may be feeling overwhelmed or frustrated to take that crucial step towards change. By seeking support, clients embark on a transformative journey that leads to renewed hope and empowerment.

Michelle Petz, LMSW, is dedicated to creating a comfortable and nonjudgmental space for her clients to feel heard and valued. She understands that sharing personal stories can be daunting, and she works diligently to foster an environment that encourages exploration and understanding. Specializing in grief, addiction, and family conflict, Michelle uses a mindfulness-based approach to therapy, helping individuals recognize how intense emotions manifest in their bodies and behaviors. Her therapeutic techniques include Compassion Focused, Family Systems, and Strength-Based modalities, all tailored to individuals, couples, and families. Michelle is especially passionate about supporting those coping with trauma, depression, and relationship difficulties. With a commitment to real and meaningful change, she invites clients to bring their emotions into therapy, where collaborative efforts can lead to the reclamation of their truest selves.

Salena Phillips-Baker, MA, LLP, LPC, is dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of life—be it changes in mood, relationships, health, or employment. Her passion lies in empowering clients to thrive amidst the unique challenges they encounter. With a strong commitment to ongoing education, Salena is equipped to address a diverse array of needs for adults and adolescents grappling with PTSD, trauma, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, anger, phobias, sleep issues, grief, loss, addictions, pain, and feelings of worthlessness or low self-esteem. As a certified therapist in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) through the EMDR International Association, she specializes in facilitating healing from PTSD and emotional distress resultant from troubling life experiences. Additionally, as a trained Brainspotting therapist, Salena utilizes this powerful treatment method to identify, process, and release core neurophysiological sources of emotional and bodily pain, trauma, and dissociation, alongside a variety of other challenging symptoms. Salena's ultimate goal is to assist her clients in creating lives that they find worth living.

Mary Rottier is a licensed counselor and registered play therapist supervisor, bringing 19 years of clinical experience across various settings. She passionately serves clients of all ages, specializing in the therapeutic needs of infants, preschoolers, and adolescents. With particular expertise in diagnosing and treating ADHD, anxiety, eating disorders, attachment issues, and trauma, Mary is committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment that fosters change and personal growth. Her approach emphasizes the vital role of play in communication for children, allowing them to express their needs, fears, and psychological challenges. Additionally, Mary’s training in expressive arts, art therapy, and animal-assisted therapy enriches her therapy modalities, enhancing her ability to connect with and support her clients and their families.