Morgan is a firm believer that therapy should be a collaboration between the therapist and the clients to help foster change. With much compassion and understanding, She works with clients to facilitate healing and growth, grounded in a desire to empower others to achieve their goals.
Ruth views a client’s decision to engage in counseling as an act of vulnerability and empowerment. Every client has a story to tell, and it is important that they feel safe, seen, and heard. She believes it is never too late to experience growth, healing, a sense of purpose.
Ann believes that everyone has the skills and talents to be successful, and that it’s ok for her clients to take their time to discover what’s right for them. She currently works with teens and adults.
Samantha specializes in working with addictions, first responders, trauma, emotional regulation, intimacy issues, anger management, behavioral challenges, as well as working with offenders of all types.
Travis uses evidence-based treatments such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing (MI), and relapse prevention strategies to help clients build insight, identify triggers, and develop healthier coping mechanisms. His goal is to support individuals in making meaningful, sustainable changes that align with their values and long-term well-being.
Riley recognizes the importance of connecting outside mental health support with a child’s schooling in order to allow the child to best access their education. She hopes to work collaboratively with clients and their families in reaching their treatment goals.
James has experience in working with individuals, ages 4-65 with ADHD, depression, anxiety, grief, and family difficulties. In addition, He has competence in working with those going through IVF or fertility treatments, or those experiencing fertility difficulties.
Alyssa believes it is important to establish a warm, trustworthy, and safe environment for individuals to feel comfortable expressing their thoughts and concerns. She strives to be a voice for children’s mental health and advocate for their needs while working collaboratively with their families.
Francine has worked with those facing issues including grief and loss, trauma, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem and low self-confidence, life complexities and transitions, career issues, parenting concerns, school issues, and those exploring self-identity.
