Yoko Kinoshita
CSWA
Clinical Supervisor: Amber Wilkinson-Polomsky, LCSW
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samantha Brownell
CSWA
Clinical Supervisor: Arwen Huffman, LCSW
Online Scheduling Available
Accepting New Clients Ages 13 to 44
- Anxiety
- C-PTSD
- Postpartum Depression
- Women's Issues
Life can be unpredictable and sometimes overwhelming, and in our work together my goal is to create a safe and supportive space!
Erik Connolly
Professional Counselor Associate
Clinical Supervisor: Veronica Valenzuela, LPC
Accepting New Clients Ages 18 to 65
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Trauma
- OCD (Obsessive-compulsive disorder)
I strive to create a compassionate environment where clients feel safe to explore their concerns with genuine curiosity and positive regard.
Una Drake
Professional Counselor Associate
Clinical Supervisor: Mandy Miller, LMFT
Accepting New Clients Ages 18 to 70
- Life Transitions
- Family Trauma
- Divorce
- Relationships
I help adults facing major life changes explore relationship patterns, identity, boundaries, as well as meaning making and purpose.
Kristopher Rochelle
CSWA
Clinical Supervisor: Lorinda Sanders, LCSW
Online Scheduling Available
Accepting New Clients Ages 12 to 65
- Substance Use/Abuse
- Attachment Issues
- Mindfulness
- Spiritual Trauma
Ready to work together to navigate this complicated life as well as approach your own, self-determined goals.
Adriel Algiene
Professional Counselor Associate
Clinical Supervisor: Veronica Valenzuela, LPC
Online Scheduling Available
Accepting New Clients Ages 18 to 70
- LGBTQ Specialized
- Men's Issues
- Grief/Loss
- Spiritual Trauma
Working with people in music performance and Counseling, I'm hoping to help people find harmony and hope in their lives.
Rachel Payne
Marriage and Family Therapist Associate
Clinical Supervisor: Mandy Miller, LMFT
Online Scheduling Available
Accepting New Clients Ages 14+
- Life Transitions
- Relationships
- Trauma
- Narcissistic Abuse
Reaching out for support can feel vulnerable, but it is often the first step toward healing, clarity, and meaningful growth.