Carlotta Mitchell is a licensed professional counselor with over 15 years of experience working with children, families, and adults across different capacities. She understands how various life stages can profoundly impact individuals. With her eclectic therapeutic approach, she integrates multiple therapeutic philosophies to develop personalized treatment plans tailored to meet each client's unique needs. Carlotta provides a safe and trusting environment, emphasizing honesty and a nonjudgmental, listening ear. She recognizes that sharing personal information can be challenging, especially with someone new. However, Carlotta is dedicated to creating a supportive space where clients can work together to explore their most intimate concerns and find relief.

Frank Wilberding, LMSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in guiding individuals through their healing journeys. He believes that by looking back, clients can begin to live forward and discover their true selves. Understanding that attachment shapes behavior and thought, Frank emphasizes the importance of addressing the survival skills formed earlier in life, which can become barriers to personal growth. He recognizes that addiction and mental health issues often reflect a False Self, and through courage and confrontation of this masking, individuals can embrace their authentic spiritual nature. Frank effectively supports clients' readiness for change, encouraging engagement in Twelve Step programs or other supportive communities outside of therapy. His extensive experience with the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation has profoundly informed his approach to helping individuals with chemical dependency and dual diagnosis concerns. Frank acknowledges that healing commences with releasing misplaced shame and stigma while fostering a willingness to transform. He focuses on deconstructing the behavioral responses that impede change and employs specific tools, such as attachment narrative, grief processing, and diverse psychotherapy modalities, to facilitate growth. His expertise also extends to family and couples therapy, ensuring that he meets clients where they are in their therapeutic process.

Thad Galvin is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who holds an LMSW credential. With a solid academic background from Wayne State University, he specializes in helping adults and elders navigate complex challenges such as addiction, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. Thad employs a variety of therapeutic techniques, including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Expressive Arts, and EMDR, to create a tailored and effective approach for each individual client. His diverse modalities encompass strength-based, mindfulness-based therapies, solution-focused brief therapy, and many more, enabling him to address the unique needs of each person he works with, fostering resilience and empowerment. Thad’s therapeutic style is rooted in warmth and understanding, making his practice an inviting space for healing and personal growth.