Lauren Anne Eskenazi, LCSW, CASAC, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who understands that something's got to change in order to achieve personal transformation. Lauren collaborates closely with her clients to create actionable plans that target the core issues, trauma, and internal struggles affecting their daily lives and self-esteem. She works diligently to dismantle the barriers of pain, anger, and maladaptive behaviors within families, as well as to improve communication between partners. By empowering her clients to overcome obstacles and break free from unhealthy behavioral patterns, she fosters an environment where change is not just possible, but achievable. Lauren employs an eclectic therapeutic approach, delivering counseling in a compassionate and judgment-free space. Her extensive experience as a Director in a psychiatric hospital has allowed her to help hundreds of adults and teenagers navigate challenges related to addiction, mood disorders, and trauma. With a passion for facilitating personal breakthroughs, Lauren is committed to guiding her clients toward walking confidently in their journeys and finding resolutions that bring lasting peace.

Dr. Kristi Hoffmann is a dedicated neuropsychologist with a PsyD, specializing in the assessment of children, adolescents, and adults. With a deep understanding of cognitive functioning, she conducts thorough neuropsychological evaluations that compare brain processes in areas such as memory and attention to those of peers of similar age and educational background. Evaluations by Dr. Hoffmann are particularly beneficial when there are perceived changes in cognitive functioning, whether due to illness, injury, or academic difficulties. She provides invaluable insights for individuals facing learning disabilities, attention issues, or cognitive challenges resulting from incidents like head injuries. Dr. Hoffmann's approach is rooted in compassion and professionalism, ensuring that her clients receive clear recommendations for treatment, fostering both understanding and progress in their cognitive health journey.

Heather Cunha Amato is a compassionate counselor with credentials including an MSEd and PhD, dedicated to guiding individuals, couples, and families through the complexities of trauma, divorce, and infertility. She views therapy as a collaborative journey of discovery and change, one that, although challenging, is immensely rewarding. By respecting each client’s commitment to personal growth, Heather actively engages in the therapeutic process, employing psychodynamic techniques to foster self-awareness, wellbeing, and empowerment. Her extensive experience with adult survivors of childhood abuse, individuals navigating infertility, and couples facing various relationship challenges underlines her versatility as a therapist. In her work with children experiencing anxiety or parental separation, Heather employs play therapy and other specialized methods to ensure they feel understood and supported. As an interpersonal psychodynamically oriented clinician, she understands the critical role a trusting therapeutic relationship plays in facilitating meaningful change, emphasizing empathy and safety within her practice.