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THERAPISTS
Lori is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist (LMHC) who helps create a therapeutic space where others can explore and navigate their experiences and emotional depths. In this space, there is opportunity to recognize the joys and challenges of existence and pull to the surface what thoughts and beliefs we may have formed along the way that no longer serve us.
Lore’s therapeutic orientation is trauma-informed and rooted in internal family systems, collaborative therapy, attachment theory, and somatic therapy. A proud and grateful member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community, Lore is honored to work with queer, trans, gender expansive, questioning individuals and their families.
Ivy is an empathetic, curious, humorous, and personable counselor. She tailors her approach to your needs and believes that one size does not fit all. She is interested in interpersonal neurobiology and helps clients understand why they feel and behave the way they do and how to change or accept what is not working for them.
As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Courtney’s goal is to help individuals and couples experience healthier and happier lives and relationships by providing them with a safe and accepting space to navigate and overcome the challenges they're facing.
Chris is a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate specializing in relational conflict, grief and loss, and issues related to cultural identity. Chris’s passion for working with these specific issues stems from his personal journey of facing similar challenges. Having experienced profound healing through his own therapy, he hopes to offer the same supportive and compassionate presence to his clients.
We are all seeking a life of happiness, love, satisfaction and hope for the future. But sometimes the demands and stresses of day to day life can leave us feeling less fulfilled and disconnected from the ones we love. Possibly, there are events that have occurred that have caused life to feel like it’s off the tracks. Sometimes we all need to pause for a minute, re-evaluate, and reconnect with purpose.
With a background in Biology and a Ph.D. in Oncology, Concetta brings an innovative and evidence-based neuroscience-informed approach to therapy. She combines her research expertise in chronic disorders and stress with her specialization in Medical MFT. She helps both clients and their families navigate the unique challenges that come with health concerns or reproductive difficulties.
Julie meets her clients with compassion, non-judgment and an invitation to share their unique, inner life. As a clinical social worker, Julie supports her clients in moving toward ease amidst life’s struggles. Working together may include uncovering resilience, exploring the emotional experience, and strengthening relationships.
Gabrielle is passionate about supporting individuals whose experiences may challenge societal norms—for example, those with neurodivergent minds, such as ADHD, or people within the LGBTQ+ community. She integrates somatic modalities, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Emotional Freedom Technique (tapping) into her practice to help clients address emotional and mental health challenges.
Daesoleil is a Marriage and Family Therapy Associate who strives to create a supportive, authentic, and challenging environment for her clients. Daesoleil believes that individuals are shaped by their families, society, and experiences. She aims to help her clients gain insight into their emotional experience and use that insight to improve their relationships. Daesoleil has spent the last several years working with children, teens, and their families.
Gary's therapeutic approach combines logical problem-solving skills from many years as a professional project-engineer, with compassionate counseling. Gary's counseling skills were enhanced by years of lay counseling, training, and teaching in his church. Gary has been providing professional counseling for over 10 years now. Gary's empathy for helping others work through their life-challenges has always been a personal priority.
Teresa has a passion for helping clients reconnect to their true Self. She believes that every person is resilient, capable, and whole—never broken, and she is committed to walking alongside clients as they reclaim their inner wisdom and strength. Teresa helps her clients explore and process their inner world, creating a life where they feel more whole, authentic, and deeply connected to themselves and the world around them.
Elizabeth believes therapy is a collaborative process. There is nobody who knows what is right for you, or what works best for you, better than you. Elizabeth's goal is to help support you in the process of achieving your goals by using your strengths, listening to what you want, offering a roadmap, and teaching you useful tools to get there. Elizabeth's implements post-modern therapy techniques and draws from Collaborative therapy, Solution Focused therapy and Narrative therapy. Cultural humility, acceptance, and compassion are core values that Elizabeth practices with.
Krupali approaches therapy with deep respect for human resilience and capacity for change. She believes that every individual does their best given their circumstances and works collaboratively with clients to discover and leverage their inherent strengths. Her therapeutic philosophy is rooted in understanding that life’s challenges are shaped by a complex web of internal and external influences like systemic barriers, relationships, neurobiology, and cultural narratives. By blending systems theory, solution-focused techniques, narrative therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy, Krupali offers a multifaceted framework for healing
Lindsey has a person-centered orientation to therapy, creating a warm, supportive space where clients feel truly heard and understood. Her approach is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and the belief that clients already hold the tools to create meaningful change—she helps in exploring and uncovering these tools. Lindsey has a special passion for supporting neurodivergent individuals (such as ADHD or ASD) as they navigate their unique strengths and challenges, whether it's building executive functioning skills or embracing their identities with confidence.
Amaria Means (she/her) is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate with a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Northwest University. Amaria has a passion for helping individuals and believes that therapy is a space of release and serves as a great mode of personal growth and development. Her therapeutic approach centers on the ideas of self-discovery, client autonomy, and working with the whole client.
Hasti strives to create a therapeutic space where you can bring your full self—your emotions, uncertainties, burdens, values, desires, hopes, and aspirations—and be met with warmth, curiosity, understanding, and respect. Whether you feel lost, lonely, numb, on edge, overwhelmed, or simply want to deepen your self-understanding and make sense of your experiences, you don’t have to navigate it alone.
With an MS degree in Professional Counseling, and an Associate License in Mental Health Counseling, Suparna is dedicated to helping individuals and families overcome challenges related to mental health and well-being. Suparna’s therapeutic approach is eclectic, drawing from a range of techniques and theories used to create a customized treatment plan for each client.
Jessica’s warmth and curiosity create a supportive environment in which clients can feel heard and understood. She works with adults facing a variety of challenges including depression, life transitions, stress, relationship issues, parenting, anxiety, and self-esteem. With a master’s degree in social work, Jessica fosters authentic connections while promoting resilience and self-awareness.
Chelsea is a Couple and Family Therapist Associate with a passion for helping individuals, couples, and families build stronger and more fulfilling relationships. With her warm and empathetic approach, she creates a safe and supportive space for her clients to explore their emotions, understand their relational patterns, and foster positive change.