Jennifer Burger
MEd, LPC, NCC, CAADC
I utilize a person-centered, trauma-informed approach and also incorporate cognitive-behavioral techniques and systems theory into the therapeutic process.
Kristin Peterson
LMSW, Clinical Supervisor
I aim to help you build upon these strengths to find contentment in your authentic self, nurture more satisfying relationships, and achieve any other goals you may bring to therapy.
Catie Bilz
LPC
I've worked with adults, children, and infants, which has led to my passion for working with seekers who are on a path to self-discovery – as each stage leads us to where we are now.
Nerissa Legg
LPC
I specialize in helping those who suffer from trauma, PTSD, depression, and grief and loss, as well as individuals and families being affected by addiction, low self-esteem, body image, & depression.
Liberty Ellis
LLPC
I use an integrative counseling approach to best fit each individual client’s needs, but focus heavily on person-centered, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and solution-focused therapy.
Wanda Hoskins
LLMSW
I utilize an array of therapeutic modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, trauma informed therapy, and grief counseling.
Zena Ramsey
LLPC
I believe that the most important aspect of therapy is the relationship between the therapist and client; therefore I aim to be nonjudgmental, open-minded, and authentic in the counseling relationship.
Debra Longo
LMSW
I utilize an eclectic approach to therapy, using elements from multiple evidence-based modalities based on what I think will best help the client, couple, or family to reach their goals.
Jennifer Lee Stein
LLPC
I am dedicated to helping clients bring forth their authentic selves, building upon their strengths, and caring for and addressing places of pain.
Naomi Pomerantz
LLMSW
I believe everyone struggles sometimes and is deserving of individualized support to help them through difficult times.
Rebecca Hughes
Counseling Intern
I use a strengths-based approach and an empathic listening and discussion style to allow one to explore and develop a better sense of self, wants, and needs.
Bryan Abma
Counseling Intern
I utilize various theories and methods in my counseling, and an integrated or eclectic approach in order to best meet the needs of the individual client.
Vu Willey
Counseling Intern
My approach to counseling is person-centered, as I think it is important to have a collaborative relationship built on trust to be successful.
Rachael Mielitz
Counseling Intern
I hope to guide people to an improved sense of self and help them discover the power within themselves.
Jennifer Blough
LPC, CFT, CPLGRS
I believe the key to successful counseling involves a collaborative relationship between the counselor and client, built on honesty, trust, and acceptance.
