Brandon Beachamp, a compassionate Counselor with an MEd and LMHC, brings a wealth of experience working with adults and elders, particularly in the areas of LGBTQ+, Men's Issues, and Relationship Issues. A husband and devoted dog-dad, Brandon's background as a former band and choir enthusiast informs his deep appreciation for the diverse experiences that shape each individual's life. He recognizes the importance of authentic human connection and believes that while degrees and schooling are crucial, they cannot replace the genuine relationships forged in therapy. With a focus on the LGBTQ+ community, Brandon draws from his own past struggles in finding a therapist who truly understood him. He empowers clients by affirming that they are the experts of their own experiences, even when facing confusion or distress. Through a warm, non-judgemental environment, he guides individuals in finding clarity and direction amidst challenges. His goal is to ensure that every client leaves a session feeling encouraged, hopeful, and motivated to explore their personal paths. Understanding the weight of uncertainty and the transformative power of connection, empathy, and hope, Brandon is dedicated to supporting each individual in their journey towards a fulfilled life.

Amy Benedict, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) with an MEd, believes that life's challenges are a natural part of the human experience and that seeking support is a sign of strength. She welcomes individuals, couples, and families into her practice, where she fosters an environment for inner growth and relational awareness. Her therapeutic approach is holistic and rooted in attachment theory, drawing on her extensive experience in education and the arts, as well as her role as a Life-Cycle Celebrant. She specializes in working with diverse clients facing trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and navigating life transitions. Amy employs a range of therapy types including Imago, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Emotionally Focused Therapy, among others, to help clients explore the roots of their distress. She illuminates patterns of disconnection, anxiety, and grief, guiding clients toward a more compassionate connection with themselves and their relationships. To enhance the therapeutic process, she integrates mindfulness and artistic techniques, empowering clients to engage their imagination and deepen their journey. While she does not accept insurance, Amy ensures that financial hardship will be considered if they find mutual alignment. Embracing the idea that reaching out can be daunting, she encourages individuals to take a deep breath and connect for a complimentary conversation.

Janine Buxton, MS, LMHC, is an experienced counselor who has dedicated over twenty years to helping clients achieve personal growth and insight. People often seek therapy due to a gap between their current circumstances and their aspirations for a more fulfilling life. At Third Floor Therapy and Coaching, she fosters a confidential and safe environment, allowing individuals, couples, and groups to explore their personal concerns and goals. Beyond her role in direct therapy, Janine also offers consultation sessions, formal clinical interventions, and clinical supervision for graduate students and practicing clinicians, demonstrating her commitment to nurturing the next generation of mental health professionals. With a warm and empathetic approach, she provides the support needed for clients to navigate their unique challenges and journey towards transformation.