Dr. Jenni Knowles is a Licensed Psychotherapist with a PhD, specializing in Marriage and Family Therapy, particularly with adolescents. With over 13 years of professional experience, she has a rich background in working with diversion programs for youth and teaching at the college level. Dr. Knowles creates a safe and supportive environment for individuals to navigate feelings of anxiety, stress, depression, grief, and life transitions. Rather than aiming to eliminate feelings, she guides her clients in learning to manage them in healthy ways, fostering a harmonious relationship between thoughts and emotions. Her eclectic therapeutic style is anchored in cognitive behavioral theories and is tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual, utilizing her experience, empathy, analytical skills, and compassion to facilitate personal growth and forward movement in life.

Kathryn Brown is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who specializes in assisting teenagers and adults who struggle with a lack of confidence and the overwhelming anxieties of life. She understands how constant worrying and feelings of sadness can diminish one's sense of self and create a daunting path ahead. Many individuals may find themselves waiting for their troubles to resolve, only to discover that this approach often exacerbates their symptoms and leads to detrimental coping mechanisms, such as isolation or substance use. Kathryn provides a safe and supportive environment, focusing on the treatment of anxiety, depression, and addiction. With a strength-based approach, she collaborates with her clients to identify their inherent strengths and uses them as foundational tools to develop new skills and foster meaningful, lasting change. Those ready to embark on a journey towards feeling better and reclaiming their lives will find a compassionate ally in Kathryn.

Emily Clark, an accomplished Clinical Social Worker and therapist with LLMSW credentials, possesses extensive expertise in guiding teenagers and young adults through the complexities of their core issues that lead to unhealthy behaviors. She deeply understands the transformative power of therapy in improving relationships with oneself and others, fostering an environment filled with hope and enhanced self-confidence. Passionate about the healing potential of the arts, Emily utilizes various artistic methods to enable her clients to express themselves both verbally and non-verbally, enhancing their therapeutic journey through art therapy. Her ability to swiftly build connections with clients is rooted in her commitment to establishing relationships based on trust, compassion, and humor. Emily skillfully employs multiple therapeutic models, including Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Family Systems Therapy, attachment theory, strengths-based approaches, and narrative therapy. She recognizes that seeking help for one's child can be daunting and often leaves families feeling vulnerable. In her practice, Emily creates a safe space where strengths are discovered, supports are identified, and caregivers—often feeling overwhelmed—are assured that there is always hope.

Pam Deneweth, a Limited Licensed Psychologist with an MA from the University of Detroit Mercy, specializes in Individual Psychotherapy for adults and elders (65+). With over two decades of experience since her graduation in 2001, she has honed her skills in addressing a range of mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. Pam employs a psychodynamic, eclectic approach alongside Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques, tailoring her methods to meet the unique needs of each individual. Her mission is to create a safe and supportive environment where clients can rediscover their voice, identify their priorities, and find the courage to act upon them. With a commitment to working collaboratively, Pam aims to help individuals navigate their struggles and evolve into the happy, productive person they aspire to be. Those seeking insight and resolution in their mental health journey will find a compassionate ally in Pam Deneweth.

Anderson Fernanders, LLPC, holds an M.A. in Counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary, awarded in 2011. As a counselor, Anderson is dedicated to supporting clients in discovering meaning, creating comfort, and finding resources to help them reach their fullest potential. He believes in the relational nature of individuals, acknowledging the interplay of physical, spiritual, emotional, and social dimensions in a person’s life. Through a client-centered approach, Anderson seeks to facilitate transformative experiences for those facing challenges like depression, anxiety, and family conflict. He is particularly committed to supporting diverse communities, including preteens, veterans, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. Anderson is open to hearing life stories, joining clients in their journey toward liberation from feelings of anger, pain, hopelessness, and isolation. He also offers community support initiatives, providing an opportunity for individuals to access a session free of charge on Wednesdays at 1 PM, serving those in need on a first-come, first-served basis. Anderson looks forward to the opportunity to guide individuals toward healing and self-discovery.

Susan Burton, a clinical social worker and therapist with a Master's degree and LMSW credentials, embodies the belief that the journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step, as Lao Tzu wisely stated. As a change agent and educator, she emphasizes that therapy is a transformative experience, allowing individuals to become whole and reach their maximum potential. Understanding the necessity of sustained effort for change, Susan recognizes the courage it takes for individuals to enter therapy with a willingness to be vulnerable. Her mission is to empower clients to develop effective coping strategies tailored to their unique challenges. With expertise in addressing trauma and PTSD, men's issues, and sexual addiction, she finds that personal growth is possible, even in the face of an unsafe world shaped by past traumas. Susan delights in helping clients unveil communication breakdowns and understand their emotional landscape. Specializing in couples therapy, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, seniors and life stages, addiction, and the GLBTQ community, she resonates deeply with Maya Angelou's words—'Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.' Susan is committed to guiding her clients through the journey of self-discovery, inspired by Jane Fonda's reminder that 'it's never too late to become the person you were meant to be.' Together with her clients, she navigates the path of healing, striving to illuminate red flags that may be overlooked through rose-colored glasses.

Antoinette Peterson is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with 15 years of experience specializing in anxiety disorders, including Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. She is passionate about helping individuals, couples, and families navigate overwhelming worry, anxiety, and the impact of traumatic past events on their lives. Antoinette employs an insight-oriented approach combined with practical skill-building, guiding her clients toward cognitive and behavioral changes necessary for personal growth and fulfilling relationships. Known for her compassionate and down-to-earth demeanor, she creates a safe space for clients to understand the underlying patterns in their lives, helping them break free from feelings of rejection or negative perceptions from others. With a wealth of experience, Antoinette is committed to assisting her clients in healing and feeling better, demonstrating her belief that help is available and a happier life is within reach.

Jennifer Rio is a compassionate and dedicated Counselor, LPC, and CAADC offering her expertise to teens and adults who may be facing challenges such as addiction, anxiety, and depression. She understands that life’s transitions—whether due to loss, divorce, or the stress of new experiences—can lead to overwhelming feelings of worry and panic. With a special focus on creating a supportive and trusting relationship, Jennifer works to empower individuals and families navigating difficult paths. She passionately supports adolescents in overcoming challenges during their teenage years, providing the guidance they need to thrive. Drawing from various therapy modalities including Trauma Focused, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Jennifer strives to uncover the unique strengths and situations of each person. Her genuine and compassionate approach promotes exploration of options, nurturing a hopeful outlook even in the depths of struggle. For those seeking positive change in their lives, Jennifer Rio is here to guide them on their journey towards healing and growth.

Sheri Saxe is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor with over 35 years of experience in helping individuals navigate the challenges of life. For Sheri, recognizing that sometimes living can hurt is essential, and she knows that feeling overwhelmed can make it difficult to function. She believes that seeking therapy is a courageous and hopeful step, whether it's to address trauma, anxiety, depression, or family conflict. Sheri works with clients of all ages, specializing in families in crisis, adolescents, children, and adults who have experienced trauma. Her therapeutic approach incorporates various modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Play Therapy, EMDR, and more. Sheri teaches valuable skills that enable clients to feel happier and helps them reframe false beliefs or irrational thoughts that may distort their self-perception and worldviews. By fostering a collaborative and supportive environment, Sheri helps individuals discover their own wisdom and recognize their inherent strengths. Clients do not have to face their struggles alone; Sheri is there to guide them on their journey to healing and peace.

Jennifer Watts, a licensed professional counselor (LPC, CMHC), is passionate about guiding individuals on their paths to healing and self-discovery. She understands that the first step in healing is a genuine desire for change, and she provides the support needed to navigate this transformative journey. With expertise in expressive arts, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and various other therapeutic modalities, Jennifer specializes in helping clients uncover their inherent strengths and skills, facilitating lasting change. Her practice focuses on understanding the connection between past experiences and present struggles, particularly in relation to trauma, anxiety, and depression. Jennifer works compassionately with children, teens, and adult women, striving to fully comprehend each client's unique situation. She believes strongly in the power of inner resilience and advocates for individuals to heal, adapt, and flourish into their desired selves.