Karla Gossens is a seasoned Licensed Professional Counselor who recognizes that embarking on the therapeutic journey can be challenging. With years of experience, she has guided individuals in exploring pathways to change within a safe and supportive environment. Specializing in complex trauma and adult attachment, Karla adeptly addresses a range of issues including anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and life transitions. Her therapeutic approach is rooted in various modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), ensuring that she meets the unique needs of her clients. Aware of the common discomfort associated with beginning counseling, Karla prioritizes a low-pressure introduction and offers virtual therapy options that help clients feel at ease in their own environments. She is committed to helping her clients reconnect with their most authentic selves, making her a trusted partner in their journey towards healing and growth.

Catherine Vandewege is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding both LMSW and CAADC credentials. She brings a wealth of experience in supporting adults and elders, particularly those navigating the intricate challenges of addiction, codependency, and grief. Catherine's therapeutic approach is rooted in the belief that understanding past experiences is vital for fostering meaningful changes in the future. She is dedicated to helping clients uncover the motivations behind their behaviors, guiding them towards recognizing unmet needs and fostering healthy transformations. With a diverse arsenal of therapeutic modalities—including Positive Psychology, Trauma-Focused therapy, and Emotionally Focused techniques—Catherine tailors her sessions to meet individual needs. She encourages clients to engage in creativity and practical application outside of therapy sessions, enriching their personal growth journeys. Passionate about learning new therapeutic strategies, she specializes in employing Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) for those experiencing PTSD and emotional distress. Catherine fosters a welcoming environment for individuals facing various life challenges, mental health issues, stress, grief, or trauma, believing that healthy, equitable relationships are the cornerstone of recovery and well-being.

Kerrie Van Weelden, LMSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with over 20 years of experience in creating a safe environment for clients to openly discuss and process their thoughts. Passionate about supporting professionals facing burnout or seeking guidance in difficult situations, Kerrie expertly caters to a variety of client populations. Her specialty lies in working with families during the childbearing years, particularly women experiencing postpartum depression, anxiety, or mood changes. Utilizing an array of treatment modalities—including psychoanalytic, cognitive behavioral, and dialectical behavior therapies—Kerrie integrates mindfulness practices to help clients approach life with intention and purpose. Residing in Grand Rapids with her husband and two children, Kerrie finds joy in knitting, yoga, and gardening, and looks forward to connecting with new clients.