Michael Gill, MS, CTP, is a dedicated therapist who specializes in supporting individuals facing challenges such as past trauma, addiction, and eating disorders. He understands that navigating mental health difficulties or adjusting to life changes can be overwhelming. With training in the latest therapeutic modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), he is committed to genuinely listening to and providing support to his clients. Michael believes that every person has the potential to transform their life by reshaping the relationship they have with their thoughts and emotions, and by embracing behaviors that align with their core values. He aims to empower clients to lead intentional and authentic lives during their recovery from substance and eating disorders. Emphasizing a judgment-free environment, Michael echoes Carl Rogers' sentiment that true change begins with self-acceptance. His approach is informed by an All Paths to Recovery, LGBTQ-affirming perspective, providing a safe space for all individuals exploring addictive or unwanted behaviors. Michael earned a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Capella University and is a certified trauma professional through the International Association of Trauma Professionals. Through a client-centered therapeutic process, he tailors his approach to fit the unique needs of each individual. Michael looks forward to the possibility of working together to find the right therapeutic fit.

Michelle Hilton, a licensed professional counselor with an MA and LPC, firmly believes that every individual possesses the wisdom needed for their own healing journey. Through the therapeutic relationship, Michelle helps her clients access their inner knowledge and move toward their most authentic selves. Practicing from a place of intuition and curiosity, she creates a nurturing environment that fosters genuine growth. Specializing in clients facing challenges with eating disorders and developing healthy relationships with food and their bodies, Michelle guides individuals in exploring the underlying 'why' of their thoughts and emotions related to body image. Her aim is to provide actionable tools that assist in challenging ineffective core beliefs. For those ready to transform their relationship with food, their bodies, and themselves, Michelle offers a safe and supportive space for exploration.

Meet Mary Mcgloughlin, a Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPC, with a specialization in Art Therapy and Play Therapy. With over two decades of experience, she has dedicated her practice to supporting children, adolescents, college students, parents, and families. Mary's approach fosters a safe environment for clients to navigate and release difficult emotions, explore conflicts, and develop tools that enhance family connections and inner wisdom. Combining both verbal and non-verbal techniques, she understands the power of expression beyond words and encourages clients to share their stories through various mediums. With a Masters Degree in Art Therapy, Mary excels in Attachment-Based Family Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Play Therapy, and Trauma Informed Art Therapy, and she possesses extensive experience working with families navigating power dynamics in relationships. Her compassionate approach ensures each individual feels valued and supported on their journey towards healing. Mary is committed to providing thoughtful and culturally sensitive therapy that empowers clients of all ages to thrive.