Licensed Professional Counselor
Professional Therapy for Couples/Partners, and Individual Adults
37 SW Jefferson ~ 423 North East 60th Avenue
Portland, Oregon
503-282-0182
Email:
lynnejoy@gmail.com
Lynne Joy Nesbit, founder and director of Wise Counsel & Comfort, offers skilled, compassionate therapy for adults, and couples...
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"It is my privilege to work as a counselor and therapist, to be trusted with the most personal of your concerns as you explore and examine whatever it is that stands in the way of having the life you desire.”
My Therapy Style – Truth-Telling & Integrity
My style is best described as forthright, grounded, honest and open.
Therapy with me is often challenging, frequently lighthearted, and always supportive.
One thing my clients will tell you is that I’m a stickler for truth-telling. I try to be watchful, helping clients recognize when they’re holding themselves (or me) at arm’s length from the truth. We learn subtle dishonesty in our culture. We’re angry and we say “nothing’s wrong.” We’re hurt and we say “It’s OK, really.” We’re too depressed to come to work and we call in sick. We rage at our partners that they don’t understand us, but rarely are we courageous enough to speak the simple truth… yet we yearn to be understood.
When we’re not grounded in truth, we settle for less… less integrity, less authenticity, less intimacy, less life. I work to help my clients become more familiar, and more comfortable with the experience of living and speaking the truth.
Relationship Therapy: Couples & Partners
Whether you're dealing with the very hardest issues -- deciding whether to separate or divorce -- or trying your best to find your way towards reconciliation, couple's counseling can be a much needed support and resource. And if your relationship therapy goals are happy ones? Are you experiencing the dizzying exhilaration of beginning a new relationship, laying a foundation for a solid, trusting partnership, coming to clear agreements and relationship goals, building intimacy or preparing for marriage? I'd be delighted to support you in that endeavor as well.
I am very comfortable helping couples speak frankly and openly about issues of sexuality, parenting and finances, and have substantial experience helping partners face challenging issues of infidelity and addictions. My work is grounded in helping each partner speak and hear the truth, understand one another, and bring compassion and even humor to your communication. Theoretically, I draw from the research and methods of Drs. John and Julie Gottman, as well as Harville Hendrix. These well respected professionals have done exhaustive research on what makes for long-term contentment and satisfaction in relationships, and what behaviors and attitudes will almost inevitably lead to a relationship ending in pain.
The goal of our work together may be reconcilation, but not always. In some relationships, the task is really to bring the relationship to an end with the least harm to all parties, and I feel privileged to assist in that process as well.
Education, Experience & Training
I have been a professional counselor for sixteen years, in both private practice and agency settings. I'm on staff at Providence Portland Medical Center providing assessments, individual and group therapy to those whose symptoms of depression and anxiety are so severe that seeing a therapist once a week just isn’t enough.
My master’s degree in Counseling was awarded with honors from Portland State University. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (State of Oregon, OBLPCT C2242), I hold national certification through the National Board of Certified Counselors, membership in the American Counseling Association, the Oregon Counseling Association and the Women’s Therapy Project Northwest, and I abide by the highest ethical standards of my profession. I complete more than 60 hours of continuing professional education each year. In recent years I have completed: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder training with Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, couple’s therapy training with Drs. John and Julie Gottman, cognitive behavioral therapy with Dr. Judith Beck, Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy through the Wellness Institute, and intensive hypnotherapy training with Dr. Emmett Miller.
Spirituality
I have deep respect for my clients’ spiritual paths and find that spirituality is often fundamental to the process of growth and healing. There’s ample scientific evidence of the positive impact of meditation and other spiritual practices on our physical being ~ how could it not have an influence on our thoughts, emotions and behaviors?
Guided Visualization
Though some think of alternative therapies as unproven, when they are provided by well trained professionals, they can be very helpful. These techniques are firmly grounded in decades of research, documented and endorsed by the American Medical Association. In guided visualization, you can experience extraordinary relaxation during which your critical, analytical mind can rest while your inner wisdom, your conscious and subconscious mind can work in harmony to bring about changes you desire.
Fee Policy
I offer initial consults at no cost, and I offer discounted fees to those for whom therapy would otherwise be unaffordable. My fee is $110 per 50 minute hour. I do not work with insurance companies, but I am able to accept debit and credit cards.
Confidentiality
Therapy can only be effective with the assurance of privacy. All records of our work together are held in the strictest confidence. There are certain important exceptions to confidentiality that we will discuss at our first appointment.
In closing. . .
I’m guessing that if you’ve read this far, you’re on a diligent search for just the right therapist. If you have a hunch that might be me, please give me a call in Portland at 503-282-0182, or e-mail me at: lynnejoy@gmail.com.
All the best,
Lynne Joy
Courtney A. Woodward, M.S.
Adult, Adolescent, Family Counseling
Certified Mediator
971-219-9251
Email: CourtneyWoodward@yahoo.com
Are you stuck? Are you feeling frustrated with the direction of your life? What do you want?
Part of my work with anyone whether it is an adult, a teenager, or a business is to find out what that person really wants in their life. It’s my job to help lead you to a place of understanding, awareness, and acceptance so you can really get what you want!
I have a Masters degree in Mental Health Counseling from Purdue University and over 13 years experience working with adolescents, adults, and families in finding their way to better communication and improving relationship, decreasing feelings of sadness, loss, anger and worry, as well as gaining improvement in physical, mental, and emotional well being.
I have a straight-forward, direct approach and utilize a cognitive behavioral theoretical model with large doses of humor, empathy, safety, and compassion. I believe that once we feel safe sharing our thoughts and feelings we can change our behavioral patterns through hard work, introspection and insight.
I believe that therapy should be available to anyone that wants it no matter their income or insurance. My fees are $70/hour, however, I offer a sliding fee scale to all clients and our first 50minute consultation is free. At this time, I do not accept insurance, however I may be able to meet your “co-pay” fee!
Dori Lyon, M.A., L.P.C.
Licensed Professional Counselor
Individual Counseling for Adults & Adolescents
Cognitive Behavioral & Narrative Therapy
971-344-5714
Email:
DoriLyon@msn.com "Compassion, Release, Clarity & Healing"
I will walk along side of you as you look back on the pain in your past, without judgment, shame, or degradation. With compassion I will help you find yourself and explore how the issues of the past affect your present life. I believe we all need a safe place to release the memories of our past, separate from loved ones who seem to always have an opinion about what is best for our life. I will give you time to find what you feel is best for your life. I will provide you with that place and give you the clarity to look at the choices you have made, the influences on your life, and the path you must walk to find yourself. I will help you find firm emotional ground to stand on while you begin the healing process.
My approach to therapy is a combination of Cognitive Behavioral, Jungian, and narrative principles. I believe that you have a story to tell, and it is your perspective and expression of your story that is important. The center of our focus is on the issues you want to address and explore. You have all the resources within yourself that are necessary for change. I can help you become aware of these resources through the therapeutic relationship. I am particularly interested in helping you become aware of core beliefs that have either stifled or enhanced your life story, and how these core beliefs influence the decisions and choices that you make. It's time to take the pen from others, place it in your hand, and write a life script that you can feel good about, and rest your head at night knowing you are true to your self.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, completed a Master of Arts in Counseling at George Fox University, and have more than 4000 hours of face-to-face counseling with families, individuals, and couples. In my personal life, I had a loved one with a mental illness who committed suicide. This gave me the desire within to counsel and support those who struggle with these issues in their life, or have a loved one with a mental illness. Also, after providing services to over 200 families, I have counseled and mentored many adolescents to become who they are meant to be. I have helped them face peer pressure, and build their self-esteem to withstand some of the pressures of adolescence. I have had an article published in Parenting Today's Teen, about my experience working with adolescents.
In order to start the process, the first session is free so we can make sure that we are a good fit. If not, there are several other counselors with Wise Counsel and Comfort I will be pleased to refer you to.
Paul M Rakoczy, MSW, LCSW, CADC III
Professional Supervisor and Reiki Master
Adolescents, Adults & Families
503-997-8611
Humanistic Style / Spirituality / Desensitization Training / Chemical Dependency
I have experience working with depression, anxiety, conflict, and addictions. I offer conflict resolution, traditional talk therapy, substance abuse assessments and therapy, desensitization training, and Reiki energy work -- all in service to your personal growth and help you overcome difficulties.
My style is client centered, relationally based and humanistic. Therapy with me is often spirited and marked by humor, frequently challenging, (but always supportive) and can be life changing. In therapy you will move toward introspection and self-analysis, and with my feedback, find the answers to your questions. You will explore and experience yourself in an honest way that will bring clearer realization for the possible need for changes in your life and help strengthen your desire and determination to begin to take action.
I received my Master of Social Work from Wayne State University at Detroit, Michigan. My BS in Social Work was awarded, Summa Cum Laude by Eastern Michigan University. I am a CADC (Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor) Level III in the state of Oregon. I am an LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker) in the state of Oregon. I am a certified Reiki Master with over 12 years of experience in energy work. While doing graduate work, I learned Desensitization Training through classes in Cognitive/Behavioral Interventions at Wayne State University. The Association of Humanistic Psychology (AHP, both nationally and locally) and the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) bespeak my membership.
My initial consultation (30 minutes) is usually free. If it seems a good therapeutic "fit," we will talk about the direction and length of your therapy. My standard fee is $90 per 50-minute session and I offer a sliding scale based on family income. Payment is made by cash or check at each appointment. Other than illness or accident, if you do not show up for an appointment, or if you cancel with less than 24 hours notice, I ask that you honor the payment obligation for the session. It may be possible to receive payment from a third party or for you to be reimbursed by a third party for your sessions.
I am a member of the Regence Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Oregon, Lifewise, and Aetna provider panels and I am able to work with clients on Medicare. I can bill some other insurances "out-of-network." I'm also able to provide clinical supervision for both counseling and social work interns in Oregon.
Eric Tyler, M. Div.
Therapy is a beautiful, exciting, life-changing, tough, fascinating process. It requires commitment, persistence, and openness of mind. I bring to the therapy process a straightforward, yet compassionate and committed style. I bring humor and the desire to help my clients look at their individual issues within larger contexts, i.e., family, community, culture, and the world. I seek to walk beside my client, encouraging and helping them experience ambiguity without fear and find pieces of themselves they have left behind or not yet discovered toward the ultimate goal of a greater sense of worthiness, well-being, empowerment, authenticity and mercy.
My work is rooted in several strands of humanistic thought. I am happy to answer questions about these theories and perspectives and how one or another, or a blending of them may best meet your needs. With the benefit of years studying divine texts of many spiritual and philosophical paths, I am able to honor the unique and individual belief framework my client brings to the process of therapy. The issues my clents most often bring to therapy include spiritual dilemmas or conflicts, abuse, low self-esteem, poor boundaries, vocational decisions and ultimate questions of meaning and purpose.
I provide weekly sessions for my clients, so they are able to experience the full benefit of their investment of money, time and energy. My standard fee for a 60 minute session is $70, and I am willing to consider reducing the fee for a specific period of time if there are special circumstances. In this case, the fee is reviewed at the end of that period.
I welcome your calls and questions. And I am glad to schedule an initial face-to-face consultation at no cost. Please call me at 503-402-1974.
Susan Danehy, M.A., L.P.C.
In my experience, therapy is a unique and dynamic process that involves both subtle shifts and meaningful changes. My approach to therapy combines warmth, humor and creativity and is very collaborative. I provide therapy for people interested in depth work and "fine tuning" as well as those in immediate crisis. I work with individuals from a perspective that helps them to feel encouraged, valued and productive in their lives. Goal setting can be very useful to move the therapy forward and alter patterns of thought and behavior that are interfering with the life that you want for yourself. Depending on your preferences and needs, you and I may decide to work together briefly to manage a current challenge or longer-term to resolve more persistent, chronic difficulties and achieve lasting results.
Some of my specialties are grief and loss, sexual abuse/trauma, depression and relational issues. When working with couples, I focus on identifying positive qualities and strengths in the relationship, as well as teaching simple and effective communication techniques. In addition to my private practice, I also provide therapy for children, adolescents and families in a school setting.
I received my B.A. from UCLA and my Master of Arts in Psychology from Phillips Graduate Institute in Encino, CA. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. I continue my professional education through seminars and workshops so that I can better serve my clients.
My standard fees are $75/Individuals & Couples and $90/Families. Sliding scale fees can be arranged in cases of financial stress and I offer a no cost, thirty-minute initial consultation to see if we are a good therapeutic fit. If not, I would be happy to refer you to one of my many trusted colleagues. At this time I do not accept insurance, and payment can be made in cash or check at the end of each session.
Jennifer C. Zimmer, M.A., L.P.C.
Licensed Professional Counselor
503-867-4212
Email:
zimmer.jennifer@gmail.com
Ring the bells that still can ring.
Forget your perfect offering.
There is a crack in everything.
That is how the light gets in.
Leonard Cohen
I truly believe we all have the ability to heal ourselves. My approach to therapy, following this truth, is to help guide you to your own sense of self-empowerment. The more empowered one becomes in their own self-worth and their own values, the more one is able to believe that they actually do have control of their own lives, their circumstances, their emotions and thoughts, their very reason for seeking therapy. I, myself, have personally walked this path towards self-acceptance and forgiveness through love, which is the gateway towards healing. I encourage and challenge you for a moment to consider the reality that you actually have choices, choices that may lead you further into despair and/or choices that may lead you further to discover more happiness in your life. We do in fact create our own reality. My approach is client-centered, focusing on you and your current situation. I have over 10 years of mental health experience working with clients of all ages. I offer family, individual, couples and group counseling.
I received my Master of Arts Degree in Psychology from the Center for Humanistic Studies in Detroit, Michigan, 1998, and my Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from Michigan State University, 1995. I believe the source of any discontent is rooted in the reality of one not actualizing their own true potential. I feel passionate towards helping others realize their dream. It is a tough world to live in right now. Even the simple energetics of leaving ones own home can create stress, which adds to the burdens we already carry. Awareness is the pathway to protection from unwanted influences, including others. If you are feeling incredibly stressed, depressed, anxious, can't seem to figure out what to do with your life or the ones you love, give me a call. I also have thorough experience in working with at-risk youth, adolescents who really need someone to talk to.
I offer a sliding scale making therapy affordable for you. Initial consultation is free. I am in the process of accepting certain insurance plans, so please mention your insurance carrier. Reiki is also available. I look forward to hearing from you soon!
Lori Maatta, M.A.
Individual and Couples Counseling
Specializing in Anxiety, Trauma and Geriatrics
503.516.1825
Lorilvs2av8@yahoo.com
Are you looking for serenity or a healthy self-esteem?
Perhaps you seek balance or joy?
In therapy, we will work together to find what you seek. Your inner wisdom and my thoughtful contemplation will guide us through the process. You will be empowered to draw on your strengths to make changes. I provide a friendly, safe, non-judgmental atmosphere to facilitate the process of uncovering. We may explore the past to uncover the roots of issues that are calling attention. Or we may focus on techniques to improve the here and now by exploring mindfulness, changing thought patterns and spiritual expression. I am honored to be an integral part of your journey toward personal growth and fulfillment.
Seniors and their families...
I have over fifteen years of experience working with seniors and their caregivers, which has given me a deep appreciation for the challenges and rewards that come with aging. There is no specific chronological age that triggers the need for counseling. A senior seeking my services could be a vital eighty year old who has lost a spouse or a sixty year old with a deteriorating back. The defining criteria is that you are struggling with a change that is part of aging. I welcome holding sessions in your home if mobility or transportation is an issue. There are common issues of aging that confront us all as family members. You do not have to face them alone. Counseling helps to put things in perspective and alleviate stress.
I hold a master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Lewis and Clark College and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Florida. I have been working in social services for over 15 years. I enjoy and look forward to working with people with diverse backgrounds. I believe therapy should be accessible to all and have sets my fees accordingly. My fees are $65 per 50 minute session. I am very open to making adjustments to my fees depending on your circumstances. I am not accepting insurance at this time. Please contact me and ask for a free 25 minute consultation at 503.516.1825. You can also find me at www.myportlandtherapist.com. I look forward to hearing from you.
David Gantz, LCSW, CADC III
Adult, Adolescent, Couples and Family therapy
Clinical Superivison
503-432-3268
Email: david_gantz@yahoo.com
Whoever you are, no matter how lonely,
The world offers itself to your imagination,
Calls to you like the wild geese, harsh and exciting
Over and over announcing your place
Mary Oliver
Let your life take flight.
I will work with you to clarify your vision and then encourage and empower you to travel your unique path through life. I believe we are marvelous and mysterious beings that sometimes have incurred damage from the travails and traumas we have endured. Often we can benefit from help cleaning our wounds and getting unstuck from old patterns. Then our natural healing processes will repair that damage. I enthusiastically support people on diverse life paths and in the LGBTQ communities.
I have a Masters Degree in Social Work (MSW) and am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). I am a master's level Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor (CADC III). I am certified to provide supervision for therapists proceeding toward their licensure. I bring a wide range of experiences and talents to my counseling practice. I have worked in community mental health, with adults and couples, and in schools and detention facilities with troubled teens. I enthusiastically support people on diverse life paths and in the LGBTQ communities.
I have received training in and utilize a wide range of practices from Solution-Focused, Cognitive-Behavioral, Dialectical-Behavioral, Narrative, and Gestalt Therapies, Hypnotherapy and Mediation.
I offer a complimentary, initial consultation from 20 to 30 minutes, to determine whether we will work well together. I will discuss payment policies at that time.
I am a provider for Regence/Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Oregon and other insurance plans. If you present your insurance information, I will be glad to help you find out if they will pay for all or part of my services.
Brian Tucker, Psy.D.
Licensed Psychologist
Offering individual psychotherapy and counseling for adults
503-381-1549
DrBrianTucker@gmail.com
Hello, my name is Dr. Brian Tucker. If you are seeking change, support, or a new direction in life, I would like to offer my therapy services to you.
I have wide ranging professional experience, successfully treating people with severe mental illness, as well as working with people who want assistance meeting the challenges of everyday life. Although people seek my services for many personal reasons, some of the areas I specialize in are: depression, anxiety and stress reduction, trauma, management of chronic health conditions and pain, addiction, and relationship counseling.
My approach to therapy is guided by well-researched practices as well as professional and personal experience. In general, I help people develop abilities to address immediate concerns, while also focusing on understanding and changing any longstanding factors that lead to these concerns. In my work I draw from mindfulness based practices, dialectical behavior therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. I also believe one of the most important aspects of therapy is establishing a therapeutic relationship that is respectful and safe.
I regard my clients as unique individuals who have the potential to grow, learn, and cope more effectively. They often report that they feel validated and supported, are able to view themselves and their circumstances in a more balanced manner, and feel more equipped to navigate the relationships, challenges, and goals in their lives.
Since entering into therapy is an emotional and financial investment, I encourage people to find the therapist with whom they feel most comfortable. I offer a 30-minute initial consultation at no charge to help you make your decision. My usual fee is $120 per 50-minute session. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you feel you cannot afford my services. I offer a sliding scale and will work to accommodate your financial situation. Although I am not associated with any insurance plans, my services may be covered by your health insurance as an out-of-network provider. Thank you for considering me, I wish you the very best in your search, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Best wishes,
Brian Tucker
Mary Welch, P.M.H.N.P.
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Medication Management & Counseling
503-504-2157
Education and Experience: I am a licensed psychiatric nurse practitioner in the state of Oregon. I graduated from Oregon Health Sciences University with a Master’s of Nursing degree in June 2008. I have experience in medication management, counseling, and chemical dependency treatment. I am employed at Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare and have a private practice. In my private practice I can provide medication management, counseling or both to clients aged seventeen and up.
Approach to Treatment: I take a collaborative approach to medication management. It is important for people to understand the role medication can play, the way medication works in the body, potential side effects as well as benefits. Questions about medications and my rationale for medication choices are welcomed. Medication is one tool of many in treating mental health problems and maintaining mental health wellness. I enjoy being a member of a team that includes the client, counselor and other health professionals.
My approach to counseling can include cognitive-behavioral and solution focused techniques. I work within a framework that includes body, mind and spirit. Goals for therapy are based on the client’s specific concerns. I am happy to provide brief, focused treatment or longer term exploration of issues and concerns.
Elizabeth Stinson, L.M.F.T.
Marriage & Family Therapist
Oregon License MFT TO682
503-327-1772
Email:
esfuture@sonic.net
Wise Counsel & Comfort office location: 423 N.E. 60th Ave
“Life is a labyrinth and we sometimes can use some support navigating the maze, whether as adults, children or developing teens.”
Elizabeth Stinson is a marriage and family therapist, who is licensed in both California and Oregon. Her practice has involved work with children and teens and adults as well as individual and group trauma treatment and treatment of anxiety, body dysmorphia, adjustment, attachment and depression. When indicated, she makes use of EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, the genogram, hypnosis and both art therapy and narrative therapy. Elizabeth is a member of CCAT: California Creative Art Therapists. As a former human rights advocate, she has worked with tribal nations extensively in the US, Canada and Central America and Mexico and worked extensively on sensitive issues that required mediations. To her therapeutic practice she brings an understanding of the value of diversity within families as well as cultures and community. She is a clinical member of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies. She is chair of the “Trauma and its Impact on Military Personnel and Their Families” committee for the IVAT: International Violence, Abuse and trauma conference. Elizabeth is also the chair of the Military Trauma Committee of the military law task force, a committee of the National Lawyers Guild. The committee provides necessary information about mst: military sexual trauma, military suicide and homicide. She consults often about complex post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury as well as depression, anxiety and family dynamics. Elizabeth has extensive experience working with teenagers and adults and veterans as clients.
In 2008 she addressed the APHA: American Physicians and Healthcare Association national conference in San Diego, California about the Complex PTSD and suicidal ideation that is coming back from Iraq and Afghanistan. She also traveled with Iraq Veterans to El Salvador to testify at the International Human Rights Congress.
Elizabeth is an advocate for trauma recovery and for the building of healthy systems in families as well as in communities. She has learned the value of developing tools to aid clients in using many tools including mindfulness and self-compassion to apply empathic attunement to shifting experience.
Elizabeth does not accept insurance at this time, but will provide you with a receipt for service with proper cpt code that can be submitted to your insurance for repayment. She is a fee for service provider with some sliding scale as well as pro-bono availability.
Egan Danehy, M.A., L.P.C.
Licensed Professional Counselor
503-960-5822
Email:
EganDanehyLPC@gmail.com
The decision to begin therapy can be challenging, but most often, rewarding and meaningful. Finding the right therapist to work with is an important part of that process.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, and I received my Master’s Degree in Psychology from Phillips Graduate Institute in Encino, California. I have gained tremendous experience and knowledge by working in several areas of the mental health community including: individual, couples, & family therapy, treatment of severely mentally ill clients in a non-profit mental health agency, and group facilitation on a wide variety of topics.
My areas of treatment expertise are:
- Anxiety
- Trauma
- Family & Relationship Dynamics
- Major Life Transitions
- Addiction
- Personality Disorders
- Anger Management
- Working With Family Members Of Individuals With Severe Mental Illness
I have received additional, specialized training in several areas which have proved helpful for my clients. These include Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Individual Psychology, Motivational Interviewing, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. My professional style is one which incorporates techniques from all of these practices working in conjunction with every client’s unique personality and set of concerns. I also embrace feedback and strongly promote outcomes-informed care which is marked by a consistent measurement of how well your treatment is working for you.
My standard fee for each fifty minute session is $75, and sliding scale rates are available in certain situations. I also offer a free thirty minute consultation upon request. As a Licensed Professional Counselor I can be considered an Out of Network Provider for many insurance plans, and am more than willing to provide any documentation needed for your reimbursement.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions, or to set up an initial appointment. I look forward to hearing from you.
423 NE 60th Avenue
Paul M Rakoczy, LCSW 
Dori Lyon, L.P.C.
Eric Tyler, M.Div.
Susan Danehy, L.P.C.
Jennifer Zimmer, L.P.C.
David Gantz, LCSW
Lori Maatta, M.A.
Mary Welch, P.M.H.N.P.
Brian Tucker, Psy.D. 
Elizabeth Stinson, L.M.F.T.
Egan Danhy, M.A., L.P.C.
Lynne Joy Nesbit, MS, LPC
Courtney Woodward, M.S.