Kevin Joseph Murphy is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding credentials as EdD, LICSW, and LCSWR. With over two decades of professional experience, he has had the privilege of working with a diverse range of individuals, couples, and families. Throughout his career, Kevin has addressed a wide spectrum of clinical issues, including chronic stress and anxiety, depression, family origin difficulties, marital conflicts, substance abuse, trauma, self-esteem, identity challenges, disordered eating, academic and employment struggles, and the complexities of grief and loss. His therapeutic approach is direct, supportive, and educational, aiming to empower clients to become their own therapists. Specializing in trauma recovery, grief and loss, anxiety, and marriage and family therapy, Kevin educates his clients about the nuances of behavior and the profound impacts of life events. He emphasizes actionable steps that foster lasting change and personal growth. Kevin is committed to facilitating healing from the wounds of life, firmly believing that the experiences and events that shape us are significant. He invites individuals and families seeking growth and healing to consider a collaborative journey with him.

Dr. Jeff Barlow, a seasoned psychologist with a PhD, understands that each client carries a unique life story, enriched with their own resources. He believes that a one-size-fits-all approach seldom addresses the diverse complexities of individual challenges. With over 30 years of experience, Dr. Barlow is adept at uncovering personalized solutions tailored to each person’s needs. He emphasizes that many issues stem from misconceptions learned from influential figures or traumatic experiences, which can warp perceptions of self, relationships, and function in the world. In therapy, he guides clients in transforming these misconceptions into empowering truths. Having spent an extensive 9 years training in assessments and therapy, Dr. Barlow possesses a unique expertise in the mental health field, enabling him to comprehend and facilitate meaningful change. Further, he incorporates the natural method of hypnosis—an accessible state reminiscent of daydreaming or long drives—to support clients in their journey toward behavioral change.