Emily Viet understands that sometimes life can feel overwhelming. Many individuals experience stress, difficult situations, and wounds in their relationships, which can lead to trauma. These experiences often manifest in daily thoughts, emotions, physical sensations, and relations with others as well as with themselves. Clients may find themselves feeling stuck, anxious, or burdened by patterns in their interactions and physical discomfort. Emily's expertise lies in creating a safe space for self-exploration, allowing individuals to connect with their authentic selves. She offers a holistic, trauma-informed approach to therapy and healing, combining techniques from neuroscience such as Somatic Experiencing, EMDR, attachment-based therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Play Therapy, and iRest yoga. As a dedicated therapist, Emily aims to deepen the mind/body connection, enhance self-relationship, manage stress, and help individuals embrace who they truly are.

Londonne Ayers understands the profound impact trauma can have, often leaving individuals feeling trapped in a cycle of survival. She provides effective strategies that empower her clients to process their experiences, cope more adeptly, and progress towards a fulfilled life. Londonne believes that relief is attainable, and emphasizes the importance of support—clients are not alone in their journey. Recognizing that each person's needs are distinct and rooted in personal stories, she tailors treatment to align with individual experiences and values. With a breadth of expertise working with diverse populations across different ages, gender expressions, sexual orientations, and cultural backgrounds, Londonne employs a variety of therapeutic techniques. These help clients to become mindful of the narratives that hinder their progress, encouraging them to take manageable steps toward the life they envision. Although reaching out for help may feel daunting, those who take the initiative often discover the path to relief. Londonne looks forward to discussing her clients' unique needs and guiding them into their next steps with compassion and understanding.

Tina Stone, a second-generation Christian family therapist, has been practicing since 1987. With 34 years of marriage and the joy of raising two adult twin daughters, now married, alongside her family, Tina embodies the values of connection and support. Her professional philosophy revolves around assisting clients in achieving balance in their lives by exploring the emotional, physical, and spiritual dimensions. Tina understands that individuals are part of complex systems; therefore, what works for one may differ for another, influenced by current family dynamics and unresolved past issues. She specializes in addressing addiction, trauma, PTSD, and marital challenges, utilizing various therapeutic modalities including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) among others, tailored to the unique needs of individuals, couples, and families.

Megan Bartlow understands that starting a healing journey can often feel overwhelmingly daunting. She recognizes that wounds can accumulate, creating a tangled web of emotions and experiences. Childhood and family wounds can profoundly influence the way individuals perceive the world, making it challenging to navigate these complexities alone. Megan is dedicated to meeting clients—teens, adults, and families—where they are in their struggles, helping them set meaningful goals that pave the way for a fulfilling life. She specializes in addressing trauma, PTSD, family conflicts, and emotional disturbances, employing her expertise in EMDR and diverse trauma-focused modalities to equip individuals with effective tools and resources for healing. With a heartfelt commitment to fostering connection and communication, Megan creates a safe environment where families can thrive. Her passion lies in guiding clients towards clarity and hope, reminding them that they need not face life's challenges alone. It is Megan Bartlow's honor to walk alongside individuals on their transformative journeys.

Rachel Bichara is a dedicated therapist who warmly invites individuals to embark on their therapeutic journey. She is passionate about fostering an environment where clients feel safe to express their authentic selves and embrace vulnerability. Understanding that therapy can be a challenging process, Rachel strives to make it a rewarding experience that clients look forward to. Specializing in adult therapy, she utilizes a diverse range of approaches—including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)—to tailor her methods to each individual’s unique needs. With a focus on anxiety, eating disorders, and self-esteem, Rachel recognizes the complexity of mental health and is committed to guiding clients through their struggles. With Rachel's support, individuals can find hope and courage on their path to recovery, regardless of how daunting that first step may seem. Connect with Rachel's insights and resources for therapy on her Instagram @curatedlifetherapy.

Leah Burns is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting children and families as they navigate life's emotional challenges. By seeking help, families are already taking the important first step towards healing. Leah understands the struggle of managing big emotions and responding to children's anxiety or sadness, and she values the commitment to fostering open conversations about mental health. With a focus on children aged 4-13, she equips her clients with the tools they need to thrive. Leah specializes in addressing a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, anger management, grief, attachment, and trauma. She creates an inviting, creative space that encourages vulnerability and openness, using art, play, movement, mindfulness, and humor to connect with every child and family she works with. Leah's goal is to empower children and their families to discover their brave new selves, ensuring they feel comfortable while doing the necessary emotional work.

Mara Colbert is a compassionate counselor and experienced yoga teacher who specializes in mindfulness-based interventions aimed at healing anxiety, depression, and trauma. With nearly 20 years of experience teaching yoga, meditation, and mindfulness to both groups and individuals, she seamlessly integrates the principles of yoga practice with traditional cognitive-behavioral therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), promoting a holistic approach that caters to the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being of her clients. In her comfortable and nonjudgmental office, clients are welcomed into a safe space where they can address current concerns such as emotional struggles, addiction, career paths, and relationship dynamics, alongside histories of trauma. Mara is dedicated to helping her clients navigate their past, explore invaluable potentials, and ultimately lead happier, healthier lives filled with purpose.

Kristen Cook is an incredibly skilled and compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor, holding an MEd and MA along with credentials as an LPC and NCC. She believes that every individual possesses an inherent strength, even if it feels buried beneath life's challenges, such as anxiety, trauma, or relational struggles. Kristen works with preteens, teens, and adults, guiding them through their complex emotions and experiences with warmth and support. Her eclectic therapeutic approach combines techniques from attachment-based therapy, EMDR, and strengths-based perspectives, allowing for a tailored experience that resonates deeply with her clients. She understands that feeling overwhelmed can create barriers to fulfillment and is dedicated to helping individuals uncover the best parts of themselves. Through insightful exploration, Kristen assists clients in overcoming negative beliefs and past behaviors that cloud their visions for the future. She fosters a safe space where clients can bring their authentic selves, free from judgment, empowering them to step into a more confident and healthier version of themselves. Kristen is ready to accompany her clients on this transformative journey toward clarity and healing.

Jennifer Cooper is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, committed to supporting teens and adults in navigating overwhelming emotions and life challenges. She specializes in helping clients manage anxiety, navigate life transitions, and build self-esteem. Jennifer employs a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), EMDR, and Positive Psychology, ensuring a personalized experience tailored to each individual's needs. Her approach is deeply rooted in cultural sensitivity and person-centered practices, creating a safe, nurturing environment where clients feel heard and valued. Jennifer enjoys working with diverse populations and has a special affinity for supporting womxn. In therapy with Jennifer, clients can expect an authentic connection that resembles a conversation with a knowledgeable friend, one who is trained to guide them through uncomfortable issues and support their journey towards self-trust and healthy boundaries. She acknowledges the courageous step individuals take in seeking therapy and is here to empower them as capable and incredible human beings, ready to take meaningful strides in their lives.

Sarah Dettmer is a compassionate therapist and professional counselor dedicated to helping individuals navigate the transformative changes of life. She provides support to a diverse range of clients, from children to elders, including couples and families, assisting them in achieving personal growth and emotional wellness through the inevitable transitions life brings. Sarah recognizes the uniqueness of each client, tailoring her counseling approach to nurture the body, mind, and spirit. With a firm belief in the healing power of mindfulness, she utilizes various therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Play Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to address issues including trauma, ADHD, relationship challenges, and emotional disturbances. Her specialized interests focus on individuals coping with health conditions, relationship and intimacy concerns, and parenting challenges, particularly for families with children who have disabilities. Sarah also offers guidance to those seeking career changes, providing support in organizing and structuring their personal and professional lives. Overall, her warm approach and expertise create a safe and nurturing environment for clients to explore their challenges and achieve their goals.

Valerie Dubois believes that understanding, accepting, and committing to one's values is an integral part of recovery and creating a meaningful life. She aims to provide tools and support to help individuals resolve their past and thrive in the present. With professional experience and extensive training, Valerie offers advocacy and guidance for adolescents and adults seeking management and relief from PTSD, mood and anxiety disorders, eating disorders, personality disorders, life transition challenges, and interpersonal relationship issues. Utilizing a mindfulness and acceptance-based therapeutic approach, she is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR, and the Gottman Method. Valerie has applied these methodologies at a transitional living facility for Eating Disorders and a center specializing in DBT, aligning her expertise with her specialties in Eating Disorders, Anxiety, Mood Disorders, and relationship issues. She is dedicated to creating a comfortable and authentic environment for her clients in the Brookside neighborhood, ensuring that her therapeutic toolbox is tailored to meet each client’s unique needs.

Dustin Dukes, a licensed professional counselor with an MA and LPC, understands that each day brings new challenges. While some individuals navigate these obstacles with ease, others may find themselves grappling with anxiety, depression, the impact of trauma, substance use, or a general sense of uncertainty about the future. Dustin is dedicated to offering the support needed during these times. Utilizing a Person-Centered approach, he fosters an open environment to explore the barriers preventing change. With experience in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, Mindfulness, and Positive Psychology, Dustin believes that change is always possible, even amid unprecedented circumstances. He provides both virtual and in-person sessions to accommodate his clients. Dustin is honored to support individuals in achieving their goals, reminding them that they matter and what they seek from life holds great significance.

Amy Munce is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over ten years of experience dedicated to helping individuals and couples empower themselves and achieve meaningful change in their lives. She possesses a compassionate yet direct approach to therapy, nourished by her extensive training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and effective interventions for high-conflict couples. Amy emphasizes the use of evidence-based therapies, self-care, gratitude, mindfulness, and skills training, all while aligning with her clients' personal value systems to cultivate hope and guide them toward their goals. A graduate of Creighton University with a BA in Psychology, she furthered her education at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, earning a MA in Counseling Psychology with a specialization in marriage and family therapy. Throughout her career, she has worked with individuals and families facing challenges like depression, anxiety, personality disorders, and eating disorders. In recent years, Amy has broadened her focus to include relationship dynamics, addressing premarital, marital, divorce concerns, and sexual issues, along with the unique needs of high-conflict couples.