Gidget Warner is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, LCSW, who believes that brokenness comes in all shapes and sizes. She understands that within the fragments of brokenness, there is hope waiting to be discovered. Gidget holds a deep passion for working with children, teens, and families facing an array of challenges, including trauma, grief, loss, and the complexities of adoption. With extensive experience in Trauma-Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Reality Therapy, Person-Centered approaches, and Christian Counseling, she empowers her clients to navigate their healing journeys. Gidget has effectively supported kids and teens recovering from various traumatic experiences, including sexual, physical, and emotional abuse, the loss of loved ones, and the difficulties surrounding divorce. Her dedication and expertise extend across all age groups—children ages 6 to 10, teens, and adults—making her a valuable partner in fostering resilience and hope in families.

Barbara Wise Doyle is a compassionate Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC, MAC, NCC) who is dedicated to guiding individuals, particularly in the Second Half of Life, towards a more positive and fulfilling future. With a wealth of experience, Barbara helps clients navigate an array of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, grief, relationship challenges, and more complex conditions such as trauma, personality disorders, and chemical dependency. Her approach is practical and deeply respectful of each client's unique integrity and individuality. Barbara combines cognitive behavioral techniques and depth psychology to create tailored therapeutic experiences that can be brief or long-term, depending on the needs of the client. She is committed to facilitating personal growth by helping clients integrate body, mind, and spirit through a client-centered approach. Utilizing methods such as dreams, journaling, and extensive sessions when appropriate, Barbara empowers her clients to set and achieve meaningful, realistic goals. Additionally, she employs tools like the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to foster self-understanding and enhance relationships, ensuring each person's relational and psychological needs are met with care and expertise.

Kelly Wooden is a dedicated licensed professional counselor with a rich background in supporting adults, teens, and families in overcoming various challenges. With expertise in areas such as anxiety, anger, PTSD, trauma, self-harm, narcissism, broken relationships, impulsive behaviors, and co-occurring addictions, she fosters a collaborative environment where clients can build essential skills to reclaim their futures. Kelly incorporates effective therapeutic techniques, including EMDR, wellness and exercise, and educational approaches, tailored to the unique needs of each client. Known for her direct style, she skillfully reflects the words of those she works with, empowering them to uncover their own answers and directions. Her extensive background spans eight years in military service, seven years as a middle school teacher, and she is a proud mother of three daughters, alongside enjoying a 26-year marriage. Kelly embraces warm weather, exercise, travel, and cherishes meals shared with family and friends. A devoted follower of Christ, she sees spirituality as a source of hope and is passionate about guiding her clients through their journeys.

Mary Young, a Licensed Professional Counselor with credentials that include a MA, LMFT, and LPC, holds a deep-hearted hope for her clients’ lives to unfold beautifully. She believes in the potential for a life filled with wonder, joy, meaningful connections, and fulfilling pursuits. Mary understands that life doesn't always align with these hopes; unexpected challenges and painful events can leave individuals feeling overwhelmed and broken. She reassures those struggling that improvement is possible and emphasizes the power of collaboration in the therapeutic journey. Her clients often seek support in overcoming profoundly hurtful experiences, and navigating life transitions like divorce or career changes. They may also seek help with grief and rebuilding self-esteem. Recognizing the courage it takes to attend the first counseling session, Mary is committed to creating a space where clients feel understood and heard. With a range of modalities including Culturally Sensitive therapy, Positive Psychology, and Trauma-Focused approaches, she provides a compassionate environment where healing can commence. Mary is eager to support those ready to embrace change and growth in their lives.