Alisa Brzek is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) specializing in trauma-informed care for a diverse range of clients, including veterans, first responders, medical and flight professionals, as well as civilian trauma survivors and survivors of sexual assault and abuse. She understands the unique challenges faced by those experiencing PTSD, anxiety, anger, and self-isolation. Alisa acknowledges the struggles of individuals who feel overwhelmed by panic attacks, nightmares, or substance use as a coping mechanism. Through her trauma-focused approaches, including EMDR and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she is committed to helping clients uncover their strengths and process their trauma. With 22 years of experience in the Air Force and as a veteran's wife, she offers a relatable perspective for those navigating the complexities of their experiences. Alisa's straightforward and engaged style cultivates an environment of trust and understanding, empowering clients to work towards healing and recovery. Together, clients can embark on a journey to reclaim their lives and find their purpose. She welcomes individuals from all walks of life, recognizing that each person's struggle is unique and deserving of attention.

Christina Haskell, LMFT, is a highly skilled Marriage & Family Therapist specializing in trauma. With an understanding that trauma is deeply subjective, she adeptly navigates its various layers and degrees as she works with diverse individuals, particularly first responders and high-conflict couples. Christina embraces her role as a Christian counselor, respecting the unique faith journeys each client undertakes. Using a systems perspective enriched by her knowledge of neuroscience, she aims to identify and transform relationship patterns for improved connections. Her expertise includes Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, and Emotionally Focused Therapy, making her well-equipped to assist individuals and couples alike. Christina’s experience extends to treating PTSD, addictions, and ADHD, and she has received CISM training from her work with first responders. She creates a nonjudgmental space filled with love and compassion, allowing clients to express their pain and seek healing without fear. Her genuine approach fosters a safe environment where clients can openly share their deepest struggles, knowing that they will be met with understanding and support.

Ludivina Acevedo, a marriage and family therapist associate, embodies the principles of a 'wounded healer,' believing that pain can lead to growth and understanding. She draws inspiration from her life experiences and strives to live out the values found in Isaiah 61:1-3. Ludivina connects with her clients with compassion, working collaboratively through the counseling process. She provides therapeutic support to women, young adults, couples, families, children, and adolescents, with a particular passion for helping children and teenagers articulate their emotions and navigate their mental health. Understanding the importance of the family system, she actively involves parents and caregivers when appropriate in the therapeutic journey. Ludivina creates a safe and nurturing environment for her clients to process their daily stressors or trauma. Echoing the wisdom of Virginia Satir, she emphasizes that 'the problem is not the problem; coping is the problem,' and is dedicated to helping clients cultivate effective coping skills and gain deeper self-awareness. Utilizing a systemic perspective, she integrates evidence-based techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) among other valuable interventions.