Cassandra (Casey) Koch is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their most challenging times. She understands that life can hit hard, often leaving people feeling isolated and overwhelmed by high expectations. With a deep commitment to her clients' well-being, Casey creates a safe space where they can be heard and seen, reminding them that they are not alone in their struggles. The burdens of trauma, grief, and loss can make it difficult to find meaning and purpose, and Casey is here to help clients navigate these feelings. Having witnessed the impact of body-shame and disordered eating, she strives to reconnect individuals with themselves and the world around them. Under her guidance, clients can envision a life liberated from the weight of their past traumas—a life filled with trust in their bodies, free from the shackles of perfectionism. Casey specializes in various therapeutic modalities, including Somatic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Trauma-Focused approaches, aimed at facilitating healing and resilience. Her goal is not just to support clients, but to empower them to reclaim their narratives, fostering self-acceptance, self-love, and freedom from harmful patterns. With her guidance, clients can learn to manage anxiety and depression in healthy ways and embark on a journey towards healing and liberation.

Andrea Rosenthal, MSW, LSW, is dedicated to fostering meaningful relationships with her clients, ensuring they feel heard, accepted, and understood. Her goal is to support individuals of all ages—including teenagers, adults, and elders—on their personal journey towards living in the present, cultivating positivity, and finding peace amidst the complexities of modern life. Andrea employs an eclectic therapeutic approach that allows clients to identify and harness their strengths, enhancing their happiness and the quality of their relationships. She strongly believes in the power of mindfulness and meditation as valuable tools for promoting positive mental well-being, should clients wish to incorporate these practices into their sessions. Andrea's expertise spans various modalities, including individual, family, and group therapy, making her well-equipped to address key issues such as life coaching, anxiety, and self-esteem.

Laura Gordon, a Licensed Professional Counselor with credentials including MACC and MDiv, specializes in guiding adults and elders in navigating through trauma, PTSD, and eating disorders. She understands how individuals often find themselves trapped in a cycle of 'shoulds'—feeling pressured to be happier, stronger, or more grateful. Many may struggle with the belief that they are a hopeless cause, questioning whether true healing is attainable. Having lived through the pains of disordered eating, trauma, addiction, and loss, Laura recognizes the impact of diet culture and societal messages that diminish self-worth. She is dedicated to helping clients reconnect with meaningful relationships and experiences, rather than numbing their pain. Laura believes each person's story is sacred and deserves to be acknowledged. She is committed to witnessing her clients' journeys and supporting them in finding meaning while crafting a new narrative of healing and hope. With Laura, participants are encouraged to bring their unique interests—be it art, poetry, music, spirituality, or nature—into the therapeutic space. Reminding them that they have everything they need within themselves, she aligns with the wisdom of Rupi Kaur: 'The greatest lesson a woman should learn is that since day one, she’s already had everything she needs within herself; it’s the world that convinced her she did not.' The healing journey may lead to dark places, and Laura's role is to carry the light of hope until her clients can claim and embrace it for themselves.