Andrea Abadie, MS, LPC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families on their journey toward personal growth and healing. She understands that while change can be challenging, no one needs to navigate their path alone. With experience working with children, teens, adults, and parents, Andrea acknowledges that suffering is a common human experience that can impact relationships, parenting, work, and self-care. By learning effective skills for emotional regulation, motivation enhancement, and stress management, her clients can transform their lives. Andrea approaches counseling from a Cognitive Behavioral perspective, examining how beliefs and thoughts influence emotions and behaviors. Her specialties include Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for children and teens, parenting skills training, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, and Integrative Behavioral Couples Therapy. She believes that healing begins with the individual and emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for one's recovery. Andrea is committed to being there for her clients at every step of their journey, providing encouragement as they strive to reach their attainable goals.

Mark Alan Giesler is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding a PhD and LMSW credentials. His mission as a therapist is to uncover the inner treasure within individuals, guiding them to recognize and embrace their innate strengths and wisdom. Mark understands that this 'gem' can sometimes be overshadowed by the burdens of bad habits, challenging life events, or overwhelming mental health issues. He employs a person-centered approach, embodying compassion and patience while also encouraging clients to confront their challenges. With a strong background in social work, he earned his MSW from the University of Nebraska, specializing in mental health. Prior to his role as a Professor of Social Work at Saginaw Valley State University, Mark gained valuable experience as a family preservationist, child and adolescent therapist, and substance abuse counselor. His personal insight into fostering and adopting children deepens his understanding of family dynamics and resilience. Mark admires the wisdom of authors such as Anne LaMotte, who eloquently reminds us, 'We are all just walking each other home.' He is poised to take this journey with those seeking support and guidance as they navigate life's complexities, including issues of depression, coping skills, and addiction.

Nerissa Alicia, MA, LLPC, CADC-DP, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to establishing a safe and welcoming environment for her clients, allowing them to comfortably share their most personal life experiences. Whether addressing challenges related to trauma, relationship concerns, depression, or addiction, she collaborates with her clients to develop tailored solutions and coping strategies. Nerissa is passionate about ending the stigma associated with therapy and mental health, particularly within the African American community and other cultures where discussing these issues can be considered taboo. She believes in the therapeutic process being an essential aspect of life that can also be enjoyable and comfortable. With experience working with diverse populations, including military families and individuals dealing with depression, Nerissa employs a client-centered approach, ensuring each session is guided by the unique needs and goals of her clients. She utilizes a variety of therapeutic techniques and may introduce 'homework' to help clients integrate these strategies into their daily lives. Ultimately, Nerissa is committed to supporting her clients on their journey, meeting them exactly where they are, and fostering a healthy therapeutic relationship, as together they navigate life's challenges.