Monica Boik understands the complexities of therapy and the challenges faced by those seeking support. As a compassionate therapist who relates deeply to the struggles many individuals encounter, she recognizes that finding a non-judgmental space to express oneself can be just as hard as the healing journey itself. With years of experience, Monica embraces the unique journeys of her clients, specifically focusing on mood disorders and self-growth paths. Her eclectic approach to therapy blends nature, philosophy, and science, ensuring those who connect with her feel supported and encouraged in uncovering their true, authentic selves. With modalities including mindfulness-based therapy, Acceptance and Commitment therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behavior therapy (DBT), Monica is dedicated to restoring faith in the therapeutic process and celebrating the diverse lifestyles of those she serves.

Gary Thomas Piehl, MA, LLPC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to guiding individuals facing a spectrum of challenges, including stress, anxiety, depression, anger, addiction, and grief. Understanding that many clients might not realize they have multiple overlapping issues that need attention, he believes in addressing these complexities before they escalate into more serious problems. With a strong foundation in graduate studies and personal experience overcoming similar hurdles, Gary employs a variety of therapeutic techniques—such as person-centered therapy, mindfulness, solution-focused strategies, and motivational interviewing—to support clients in their journeys toward positive change. He fosters a collaborative environment where clients can develop individualized treatment plans tailored to their needs. For anyone seeking a safe space to discuss their struggles, Gary is available to listen and provide valuable support. Having navigated these challenges over 15 years ago, he can truly empathize with those in need of guidance, knowing that opening up can make a significant difference in managing mental health and substance use issues.