Brittanie Cavanaugh is a devoted drug and alcohol counselor with a deep understanding of the isolating challenges that come with addiction. With seven years of experience in the behavioral health field, including her notable roles as a Clinician and Senior Clinical Supervisor at Mountainside Treatment Center, she has successfully aided countless individuals in their journey towards recovery. Brittanie passionately believes in the strength and support that can be found in the recovery process, making her a compassionate ally for those seeking to overcome addiction.

Dr. Sarah Stern is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to helping clients navigate life's challenges, whether they are feeling overwhelmed, undergoing transitions, or facing relationship struggles. With expertise in addressing anxiety, depression, and adjustment difficulties, Dr. Stern creates a supportive and non-judgmental therapeutic environment that encourages individuals to explore their emotional themes and relationship dynamics. She believes that a strong therapeutic alliance is essential for fostering self-awareness and enabling clients to lead more fulfilling lives. Dr. Stern incorporates mindfulness-based techniques, cognitive behavioral therapy methods, and psychodynamic approaches to offer tailored treatment that aligns with each individual's personality and needs. Her extensive training equips her to work effectively with both adolescents and adults, providing short and long-term therapy for individuals, couples, and families grappling with various personal and relational issues. With a focus on harnessing each person’s strengths, Dr. Stern supports clients in building the skills necessary for positive change and emotional well-being.

Audra Tolbert-Martin is a Board Certified Licensed Professional Mental Health Counselor and Registered Art Therapist, holding credentials across multiple states including CT, IL, NY, PA, and TX. With a strong background in Jungian therapy, Audra specializes in addressing relationship issues, adult attachment anxiety, codependency, and childhood trauma, including emotional neglect and narcissistic parenting. She is adept at guiding clients through significant life transitions, facilitating deep self-evaluation during these pivotal moments. Audra employs a blend of humor, empathy, and innovative healing methods to empower individuals to navigate their personal journeys. Recognizing that life often resembles a Tragi-Comedy, she walks alongside clients as they liberate themselves from anxiety, inner criticism, and fear of loss. Committed to providing a meaningful first session, Audra engages directly with the core of her clients' challenges. Her compassionate and direct approach aims to help them tap into the wisdom of their deep self, including their nervous system, promoting a shift from feelings of unworthiness to states of self-love and personal authority. As an experienced telehealth provider, Audra is proficient in conducting intimate video or telephone sessions, ensuring a HIPAA-compliant platform for all interactions, making therapy accessible from the comfort of home or office.

Briana Van Slyck is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist committed to transforming lives affected by alcohol and drug addiction. With years of experience working with individuals and families struggling with substance abuse, Briana employs a diverse range of therapy techniques tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. As a licensed Master Social Worker with a strong educational background in mental health counseling, she is well-versed in modalities such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. Passionate about empowering women and families on their recovery journey, Briana provides compassionate support while helping her clients acquire the tools necessary to achieve their goals and reclaim their lives. At Mountainside, she leads both individual and group sessions, guiding adolescents and adults in outpatient treatment by helping them practice sober skills. Briana fosters a comfortable and collaborative environment, developing individualized treatment plans that prioritize each client’s goals, health, wellness, and personal development. She looks forward to making a meaningful impact on those she serves.

Jana Wu is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Alcohol & Drug Counselor with over 15 years of experience in providing substance use disorder treatment that has the potential to save lives. As the Outpatient Services Program Manager at Mountainside Treatment Center in Wilton, she employs Acceptance Commitment Therapy, alongside somatic and experiential therapies, to guide individuals and families toward meaningful and purposeful lives. With a background as a yoga teacher, Jana incorporates mindfulness and breathwork into her practice, enhancing her clients’ ability to engage fully in their recovery journeys. Her qualifications include a Master of Social Work from Smith College School for Social Work and she actively contributes to the mental health community as Co-Chair of the National Association of Social Workers-Connecticut Addictions Committee. Jana specializes in addressing trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, and PTSD, while offering a full continuum of care that includes Detox, Residential Treatment, Extended Care, Outpatient Services, Family Services, Recovery Coaching, and Medication-Assisted Treatment. Her holistic approach integrates both clinical and evidence-based practices tailored to meet the diverse needs of her clients, ensuring a supportive environment for recovery.