Kristy Labardee is a compassionate Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who has devoted over a decade to empowering individuals in their journey towards emotional and psychological well-being. With a focus on enhancing personal happiness and professional success, Kristy's practice emphasizes self-acceptance as a transformative tool for lifelong achievement. Through the application of tailored techniques and strategies, she assists clients in fostering profound changes at their core, boosting both personal and professional performance. An expert in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Kristy specializes in addressing trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. Her clinical approach is deeply client-centered, ensuring that treatment plans are customized to reflect the distinctive needs of each individual, family, or couple. As an LGBTQ affirmative therapist, Kristy is committed to honoring and respecting the diverse cultures, preferences, and beliefs of those she serves.

Catherine Lambert, a licensed professional counselor with an MA, is here to guide individuals on their journey toward healing. Recognizing that everyone faces challenges in life—whether it's overwhelming stress, challenging relationships, or lingering past struggles—Catherine meets her clients with an open mind and a compassionate heart. She supports them at their current stage while helping them envision where they want to go. Whether clients are seeking new skills, strategies to navigate their circumstances, or simply a compassionate ear, Catherine is dedicated to providing support.<br /> <br /> Utilizing a person-centered approach, Catherine addresses the mind, heart, and soul that constitutes each individual, incorporating techniques from CBT, DBT, mindfulness, relational, and trauma-informed care. She wholeheartedly believes that the rapport built between therapist and client is the cornerstone of effective healing. By blending her expertise in therapy with her clients’ self-knowledge of their own experiences, Catherine collaborates to discover the most effective solutions tailored to each unique situation. Embarking on this journey toward wellness with Catherine means taking a significant and rewarding step forward.

Joy Lawson is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with a wealth of experience in supporting preteens, teens, adults, and elders facing a range of challenges, including addiction, mood disorders, and relationship issues. She understands the complexities that parents may encounter when navigating their role in the healing process for their loved ones struggling with addiction, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, or ADHD. With a compassionate and client-centered approach, Joy collaborates with families by providing education and understanding while fostering a supportive environment to establish healthy boundaries and self-care. For teens and adults challenged by these intricate issues, she offers empathy and solution-focused treatment tailored to motivate change. Her extensive background spans various treatment settings, including inpatient psychiatric care, outpatient groups, residential treatment, and private practice. Joy integrates various therapeutic modalities, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Family Systems, and Motivational Interviewing, to cultivate a strong therapeutic alliance—a crucial element in successful counseling. Her practice is built on a foundation of respect, warmth, and nonjudgment, where clients are empowered to embrace change and find the strength to accept what cannot be altered.

Lacey Lee Evans, LCSW-S, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, committed to helping individuals feel safe and connected, as these are essential for happiness and success. Recognizing the challenges many face in establishing these connections, Lacey has devoted her career to working with a diverse range of clients. Her expertise lies in addressing attachment and relationship issues for both children and adults. Through collaborative sessions, she assists individuals in developing personalized treatment plans that include setting specific goals and identifying effective interventions. Lacey’s goal is to support her clients in achieving a more fulfilling and satisfying life by equipping them with healthy strategies to meet their emotional needs.

Carlene Lehmann, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT), understands the challenges individuals and couples face when relationships feel strained. Many clients arrive feeling disheartened, missing the warmth and connection they once enjoyed. They often find themselves in endless arguments, feeling exhausted and frustrated, while the outside world perceives them as thriving. Carlene knows that beneath this facade lies a deep yearning for trust, connection, and joy in relationships. With her expertise in trauma-focused therapies, attachment-based approaches, and strengths-based methods, she offers a supportive environment where clients can rediscover the passion and teamwork they desire. Through her engaging and compassionate style, Carlene provides a pathway for meaningful change. She is committed to guiding her clients in a therapeutic journey that fosters understanding, appreciation, and renewed joy in their lives together. Whether through couples, individual, or family sessions, her goal is to facilitate lasting transformation in a safe and warm space.

Roy Leitch III is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a master's degree in Social Work from the University of Michigan, complemented by undergraduate degrees in psychology and sociology from Lake Forest College. His curiosity about diverse perspectives drives his passion for understanding the unique qualities and experiences of each individual he works with. With extensive experience in psychiatric hospitals, outpatient clinics, schools, and home settings, Roy considers it a privilege to accompany individuals on their pathway to wellness. He specializes in helping clients navigate mental illness, challenging relationships, and significant life events, emphasizing that feeling heard and understood is crucial for effective treatment. Roy believes that transformation arises from identifying and enhancing strengths while expanding the ability to look beyond perceived limitations. He provides therapeutic support to children as young as six, families, and individuals facing learning and cognitive differences, chronic mental health conditions, depression, anxiety, and more. Roy seamlessly integrates mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychoeducation, and experiential strategies to facilitate a positive change on the journey toward achieving personal goals.

Victoria Lewallen is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC, LSOTP) who understands that embarking on a healing journey can feel overwhelming but ultimately rewarding. She recognizes that many clients may be unsure of where to begin, and she is committed to guiding and supporting them every step of the way. Through her expertise, Victoria assists her clients in developing vital skills for fostering healthy relationships and boundaries, enhancing positive communication, managing emotions, boosting self-esteem and self-awareness, setting and maintaining healthy goals, and cultivating effective coping strategies. While she currently provides Telehealth and online therapy services, her extensive experience includes helping individuals facing severe depression, suicidal thoughts, anxiety, grief, domestic abuse dynamics, trauma, personality disorders, substance abuse, Ethically Non-Monogamous (ENM) relationships, ADHD, anger management, and challenges related to reintegration into society. Victoria believes that clients should never be defined by their diagnoses; instead, she sees them as complex individuals first. She strives to create a trusting, judgment-free environment that facilitates healing while illuminating each person's unique strengths and protective factors.

Thomas Malone, a Licensed Professional Counselor, specializes in guiding parents of children and teens who may be facing challenges and require additional support. He understands that youth who act out, feel overwhelmed, struggle with focus, or encounter emotional outbursts can benefit immensely from therapeutic intervention. With a compassionate approach, Thomas reassures families that despite the current turmoil, brighter days are ahead for their child. His expertise encompasses helping young clients navigate through trauma, behavioral difficulties, anxiety, depression, and self-esteem challenges. In a safe and supportive environment, he empowers children and teens to process their experiences and develop essential coping tools to thrive. Moreover, Thomas works with adults, offering a collaborative space where individuals can address any issues they face, both significant and minor, and embark on a journey toward their best selves. With a commitment to culturally sensitive and strength-based modalities, he tailors his approach to meet the unique needs of each client, regardless of age or background.

Joann Martillotti-Cartwright is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (MA, LPC-S) who empowers individuals and families to transform their challenges into growth and healing. With a focus on adults and elders, she specializes in guiding clients through issues of addiction, trauma, PTSD, and substance use. Joann utilizes a range of therapeutic modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), to support her clients' journeys. Her approach emphasizes collaboration and motivation, helping clients to identify their goals and develop the tools necessary to create the lives they desire. With expertise in family dynamics, high conflict relationships, and mental health concerns, Joann offers insightful interventions tailored to each client's unique situation. She is passionate about assisting families in finding the right treatment options for their loved ones, ensuring that no one has to navigate their struggles alone. Joann Martillotti-Cartwright is committed to helping those dealing with PTSD, anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges achieve lasting change and fulfillment.

Jennifer Martinez is a compassionate therapist dedicated to supporting children and adolescents through challenging times. She understands that parents often feel overwhelmed and uncertain about how to assist their children in navigating difficulties. With 20 years of experience as an educator and counselor, Jennifer partners with parents to help children build resilience and develop essential coping skills. As a Certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator, she serves as a valuable resource for families navigating school support programs. Specializing in areas such as anxiety, depression, self-esteem, self-regulation, life transitions, relationships, trauma, and grief, Jennifer focuses on nurturing the emotional intelligence and well-being of youth. Her commitment is to empower those she serves, and she appreciates the trust parents place in her to help guide their children through life’s challenges.

Ebony May is a compassionate licensed professional counselor (MA, LPC, NCC) dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of life’s challenges. She understands that many people may find their feelings overwhelming, making it difficult to function as they once did. With empathy, she recognizes that rapid changes can leave individuals feeling as though they are drowning, especially in the face of loss—whether through connection, distance, or death. Ebony provides a safe space where clients can be heard without judgment, offering support to those experiencing symptoms related to trauma, PTSD, grief and loss, eating disorders, life transitions, depression, anxiety, panic, and emotional or behavioral regulation. Drawing from a range of therapeutic modalities including Trauma-Focused & Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Psycho-education, and Motivational Interviewing, she empowers clients to cope with and overcome mental and emotional roadblocks. Ebony reassures her clients that their experiences do not define them; rather, they are normal individuals responding to abnormal circumstances. By teaching regulatory skills and fostering resilience, she equips her clients with lifelong tools to navigate their emotional landscape. Through her guidance, individuals can learn to harness their instinctual defenses in a healthy way, ultimately leading to personal growth and healing.

Maggie McCreary is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, LCSW-S, who specializes in supporting adults and elders dealing with issues such as depression, mood disorders, and anxiety. With a compassionate and eclectic approach, she assists clients in understanding and managing their mental health. Maggie believes in empowering individuals to uncover the answers within themselves, helping them find balance and resilience. Her therapeutic methods are specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of each client, creating a personalized journey towards healing and growth.

Mandi Melendez is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT-S, LPC-S, RPT-S, specializing in supporting children, adolescents, and their families. With a wealth of experience, Mandi has served as the President of the Texas Association for Play Therapy and is the Clinical Editor for Play Therapy Magazine. As a parent, she understands the complexities of raising children and is passionate about fostering love, growth, and harmonious relationships within families. Mandi utilizes evidence-based practices in Expressive Arts, Play Therapy, and Sandplay Therapy to promote empowerment, self-control, and healing. She possesses a unique skill set in working with gifted children and adolescents, guiding them through their distinct journeys toward adulthood. Furthermore, Mandi’s expertise extends to attachment and adoption issues, as well as neurodivergence. As a dynamic international public speaker, she has engaged with thousands of caregivers and counseling professionals, sharing insights on significant topics such as technology and screen time, trauma in children, and the transformative power of expressive therapies.