DEPRESSION, DOMESTIC ABUSE, and TRAUMA

Indya brings 14 years of experience working with kids, teens, adults, and families. Indya recognizes that it takes strength to seek out assistance, and she is passionate about being a part of the change process to help clients become the best version of themselves.

Indya genuinely cares about each client’s story and is passionate about helping others write their next chapter. Indya is authentic, direct, nurturing, and compassionate. Through the use of cognitive behavioral therapy strategies, Indya is able to help clients overcome negative thought patterns that contribute to anxiety and depression. Indya is especially passionate about trauma and grief-focused care. She also has extensive experience working with the juvenile justice system and restorative justice programs.

COUPLES COUNSELING and FAMILY COUNSELING

Jordan is a Marriage & Family Therapist and has gained experience in working with teens, adults, couples, and families. As an integrated clinician, Jordan utilizes both Contextual and Cognitive Behavioral interventions to stimulate thought-processing and emotional regulation.

Jordan perceives that change occurs as clients are able to better understand situations through the scope of empathy. She believes that empathy tends to reduce the weight of hardships, while allowing for grow and development to take root! As issues are conceptualized from another viewpoint, clients are free to embrace and become open to better solutions and healthy living.

INDIVIDUALS and COUPLES

Rhonda enjoys serving people by navigating identity, relationship dynamics, emotional regulation, and life transitions; helping them deepen their connection to self and others. Rhonda’s approach blends trauma-informed, strengths-based care with mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral, and attachment-based strategies to foster insight, emotional resilience, and a shift toward empowered living.

YOUNG ADULTS/COLLEGE-AGED, TRAUMA, and STRESS

Hillary creates a safe, empathetic, and non-judgmental space where clients can freely explore their thoughts and emotions. Her person-centered approach draws from various interventions tailored to each individual’s needs, recognizing that therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all. She prioritizes making clients feel heard, respected, and valued, to guide them toward a renewed sense of self by identifying their strengths, core beliefs, and personal goals