Jenny Baker Hornick is a Licensed Professional Counselor deeply passionate about helping couples, teens, and adults navigate the complexities of life. Her practice predominantly serves individuals and adolescents who are grappling with depression, anxiety, and various life struggles. In her work with couples, Jenny focuses on enhancing communication, developing healthy conflict resolution skills, recovering from infidelity, and processing grief from losing loved ones. As a parent of three children, including twins, she understands the pressures and challenges faced by families today. Her experiences enrich her empathy and ability to connect with clients. Jenny has witnessed the transformative power of counseling and believes that discussing mental health is vital to improving lives. She encourages everyone to embrace the idea that it is okay to not be okay and is dedicated to helping individuals discover paths to happiness and joy.

Lyndsey Cherry is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor dedicated to helping individuals and couples uncover the underlying reasons behind their thoughts and behaviors. She believes in the importance of exploring deep-rooted beliefs and experiences that shape one’s life, promoting healing from past wounds and encouraging a more liberated existence aligned with one’s true self. This transformative work fosters safe, connected, and healthy relationships with oneself and loved ones. Since 2014, Lyndsey has collaborated with couples through Focus on the Family's Hope Restored Marriage Intensives, employing practical and effective tools tailored to those in distress. In 2020, she expanded her reach by establishing her own private practice that offers Telehealth services. The therapeutic relationship she builds with her clients is profoundly meaningful to her, and she values the trust placed in her during these sessions. For those seeking to delve deeper into their self-understanding and achieve freedom from the pain that inhibits their lives, Lyndsey is honored to support them on their journey toward healing.

Laura Curtis, a licensed professional counselor (MS, LPC-S, NCC), brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her practice. She has served as an adjunct professor at Drury University and Southwest Baptist University, teaching courses such as Child Development, Abnormal Psychology, Family Therapy, and more. Laura is also an independent facilitator of the '9 Essential Skills for the Love and Logic Classroom' and 'Parenting the Love and Logic Way'. Her extensive classroom experience enhances her ability to provide educators and parents with effective, easy-to-implement techniques. With a keen ability to identify children's needs and developmental stages, Laura is certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) through Washington University. As a parent, step-parent, and foster parent, her personal life experiences foster a deep sense of compassion and understanding for the challenges faced by her clients in today’s society.