Alyssa loves working with adults who are feeling stuck in stress, self-doubt, relationship struggles, or the weight of past experiences. She values creating a warm, collaborative space where all parts of your story are welcome and you can begin reconnecting with yourself with more clarity and compassion.
When anxiety, sadness, life transitions, or relationship stress start to feel overwhelming, Brooke offers teens, college students, adults, couples, and families a steady, collaborative place to slow down. Her work helps clients untangle what feels stuck, build self-trust, and move forward with more confidence and direction.
Bry supports college students, young adults, and parents who are navigating anxiety, depression, self-doubt, parenting stress, or communication patterns that no longer feel healthy. She offers a space where clients feel seen, heard, and validated as they build resilience and begin to recognize their own strengths.
Clients often come to Caroline when old family patterns, relationship struggles, life transitions, grief, or identity questions have started to leave them feeling disconnected from themselves or the people they love. She values creating a safe, inclusive space where clients can understand the patterns that shaped them, find language for overwhelming emotions, and begin creating new ways of relating with more clarity and authenticity.
Many of Dani’s clients come to therapy carrying the weight of anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, addiction, or major life changes. She offers a compassionate, grounded space where teens and adults can better understand their story, rebuild confidence, and begin feeling more in control of their lives.
Hannah often works with clients who feel like they’re carrying too much, pushing emotions down, or struggling to feel connected to themselves and others. She creates a collaborative, flexible space where all parts of you are welcome, including the guarded, vulnerable, hopeful, and even sarcastic parts.
Jeremy loves working with adults who are feeling stuck - from a loss, spiritual/religious issues, a difficult transition in your life, or relationship issues. He values moving slowly so that we don’t miss any part of you in the process.
Jessie creates space for children, teens, adults, and couples who are trying to untangle anxiety, relationship struggles, trauma, grief, body image concerns, or emotions they may not have felt safe enough to say out loud. She values helping clients feel supported, seen, and empowered as they build self-awareness, resilience, and meaningful connection.
People often find their way to Jess when they’ve spent a long time shrinking parts of themselves, questioning where they belong, or carrying grief, trauma, identity concerns, or religious and cultural wounds. Jess offers a relational, affirming space where clients can show up without censoring themselves and begin honoring their full, authentic story.
Jill often works with college students, adults, and elders who feel caught in negative thoughts, painful emotions, relational struggles, caregiver stress, or seasons of spiritual questioning. Her work is rooted in authentic connection and practical support, helping clients reconnect with their worth, their strengths, and the possibility of meaningful change.
Kaitlin supports teens, college students, and adults who are feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, self-doubting, or unsure of who they are becoming. She offers a warm, real, and nonjudgmental space where clients can explore what they’re carrying, build resilience, and move toward growth that feels honest and sustainable.
Marc often works with teens and adults who are carrying invisible wounds from trauma, military or first responder experiences, anxiety, OCD, grief, life transitions, or questions around identity. He brings a direct, supportive style that helps clients quiet the inner critic, build resilience, and reclaim the strength they already hold.
For clients who are navigating anxiety, grief, identity questions, relationship stress, neurodivergence, or emotional trauma, Melissa offers a space that feels compassionate, collaborative, and deeply human. She helps children, teens, adults, couples, and elders better understand their experiences, reconnect with their strengths, and move toward a life that feels more authentic and supported.
Sarah often works with children, teens, college students, and adults who are navigating anxiety, grief, self-esteem struggles, stress, postpartum concerns, multicultural issues, or big life transitions. She offers a culturally responsive, collaborative space where clients can feel supported, rediscover joy, and build confidence in their own resilience.
Tiffany supports individuals, couples, families, and groups who are facing family stress, relational difficulties, anxiety, depression, or major life adjustments. She values creating a warm, solution-focused space where clients can feel heard, identify meaningful goals, and build stronger, healthier connections.
