Certified Clinical Trauma Professional; specializes in trauma yoga, mindfulness and relaxation therapies with children, youth and adults.

Certified Clinical Trauma Professional; Specializing in EMDR, and other trauma-informed therapies for those struggling with PTSD and Complex PTSD.

Specializing in child, youth and family therpay; also works with adults.

Specializing in using mindfulness, ACT, CBT and play therapies in his work with youth, couples and families. 

Specializing in assisting business owners and leaders.

Provides services in coordination with our licensed therapists, and specializes in supporting those experiencing PTSD and Complex Post-Traumatic Stress (CPTSD).

Registered Art Therapist, Yoga Instructor and Wellbeing Coach. Specializing in working with adults and adolescents; expertise in using a holistic approach to emotional wellbeing and recovery.

Certified Clinical Trauma Professional; Specializing in use of CBT, trauma-informed therapies and behavioral strategies to address addictions, and improve relationships.

Specialized in providing therapy to children and teens of all ages; services include family therapy, and play therapy.

Specializes in working with adolescents and adults. Expertise in using CBT, trauma-informed therapies (TF-CBT, EMDR), solution focused therapy, family systems, and narrative therapy, and mindfulness.

Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. Specializing in working with young children; credentialed Somatic Experiencing Therapist, uses trauma-informed approach, short term solution focused interventions, motivational interviewing and mindfulness.

Specializes in working with teens, adults, and couples struggling with anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship difficulties, and trauma. Expertise includes use of Enneagram, Gottman methods and EMDR.

Specializing in working with Adult Men on an individual basis. Expertise in using Client-Centered Perspective, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness and Internal Family Systems.

Specializing in working with asolescent girls, youth, adults, couples and families. Therapeutic methods include DBT, CBT, Strengths Based, Family Systems Theory, Play therapy, Solution Focus, and Psychotherapy .

Specializing in working with couples, men's issues, and addictions; CAADC certified .

Specializing in work with children in grades K-12. Experienced in providing support for high functioning, neurodivergent (autism spectrum) youth.

Specializing in Grief and Loss. Provides services for youth, adults and couples.

Change is all around us and stress is the brain and body’s way of responding to it. Whether we interpret change as real or perceived, short or long-term, stress is the result.

Parenting doesn’t need to be a war between you and your child. Effective discipline is proactive, and it encourages positive actions and personal responsibility. It promotes your child’s self-esteem and strengthens relationships between you, your child and their siblings.

Everyone faces conflict in varying degrees at some point in life. Because conflict happens in any relationship, including those at work and at home, no one is immune to its complexities.  How we choose to deal with conflict is unique, as everyone brings his or her own personality and experiences to these difficulties.

Everyone experiences anger.  We’re biologically wired to become angry in response to potential threats. Anger is often triggered by an event or memory. However, we can’t respond to every obstacle in life with this emotion. Anger management involves learning the signs of anger and how to manage your reaction positively.

Individuals with threatening, intimidating and negative personality traits undermine relationships, households and organizations. If you're experiencing spousal or relational abuse you may want to reach out to our partner, Selah Empowers talk with someone today who can help you plan next steps.

The average adult needs between seven and nine hours of sleep for optimal health. Even though we spend roughly a third of our lives asleep, most people know little about it. Our two sleep states are REM, or rapid eye movement, and non-REM. 

Fear is a normal and even beneficial part of life. In times of danger, fear triggers the body’s fight-or-flight response, alerting us to stay on guard. However, a person struggling with PTSD experiences a reaction whether danger is real or perceived.

Everyone feels sad or down sometimes. For many people, these feelings will disappear or fade after a few days; however, depression is different. It impacts your daily life, and you can’t simply snap out of it.

Anxiety   disorders   affect   over   40   million Americans,   interfering   with   daily   activities. Many of these disorders involve panic attacks, which are sudden feelings of intense terror that peak quickly.

The chance of experiencing loss in your lifetime is 100 percent. Everyone encounters significant loss at some point, and grief is the emotional reaction to that loss. Whether you face the death of a beloved family member or pet, see a marriage or job crumble, or watch your health or finances diminish, some level of grieving will occur.

Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects millions of children. However, it’s not just kids who live with ADHD; an estimated eight to nine million adults in the United States (roughly 4.4%) are diagnosed with it. There are three different types of ADHD: Complete, Predominately Inattentive, and  Hyperactive-Impulsive.  Often  the  term “ADD” is used as a catchall for all three subtypes.

Everyone has ups and downs in life, but some people experience a disorder which disrupts their work, school, and/or relationships. Bipolar disorder is a mental illness that impacts your mood, energy levels, and ability to complete daily tasks.

Did you know you could have a drinking problem without being an alcoholic? You might not be completely dependent on alcohol, but if you still drink excessively, it can lead to serious problems.  About 17 million U.S. adults have an Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD), as well as about 3.4% of teens.

When it comes to the risk of prescription drug abuse, everyone is susceptible. Especially common among young people, an estimated 52 million have taken prescription drugs for a nonmedical reason at least once. After marijuana and alcohol, prescription medications are the most abused substances in the U.S.

Having 4-5 drinks within a two hour time span is binge drinking and it can be deadly. One in six Americans drinks to excess, or binge drinks, at least four times per month. Binge drinking occurs when an individual’s drinking pattern causes their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) to be 0.08 percent or higher.

Time to take a look at how you or someone you love is using alcohol and/or drugs? What we put into our body matters. Substances like drugs and alcohol have a huge impact on our brain and activate its reward system. Often people try to replicate that feeling of being high or intoxicated despite ever-increasing personal loss and suffering.

Marijuana, also known as weed, pot, grass, and Mary Jane, marijuana consists of various parts of the hemp plant known as Cannabis sativa . Within the hemp plant is a mind-altering chemical known as THC. It can be smoked, inhaled with a vaporizer, or mixed into foods or liquids.

Humans can become addicted to many different behaviors including  gambling and gaming. Many people are able to gamble and engage in gaming apps with little to no lasting effects. However, others find the thrill of gaming and gambling addictive and return to it time and again despite incurring great costs in terms of their relationships, financial security and general well-being.

While you may be finding yourself unexpectedly thrown into home schooling your child or children, aged anywhere from five to 17 years old, it is important to know that more than two million kids are home schooled each year in the United States and that this number has been steadily increasing in recent years. 

The year 2020 has brought fear, anxiety, and financial difficulties. It’s also brought about a need for heightened self-awareness. Reduced incomes and difficult job and health situations have encouraged us to be kind, to volunteer, and to give back. But sometimes, it’s easier to show care and concern for others than it is for ourselves.

People usually think of grief happening from the loss of a loved one. But grief can happen from any major change or loss. Grief can be experienced as feelings of shock, sadness, anger, and confusion.  Grief can make people feel overwhelmed, lose interest in activities they used to enjoy, sleep less or more, or have changes in their appetite.

Resilience is the ability to adapt well in response to stressful events. While many people are naturally resilient, it’s also a skill that can be developed. With practice, we can learn behaviors, thoughts, and actions to help us bounce back after trials. COVID-19, and the changes surrounding it, has brought stress to almost every area of our lives.

In March of this year, more than three million people filed for unemployment during a single week. In addition to the obvious concerns over physical health, Americans are feeling financial stress unlike any that’s been experienced in decades. Many wonder how best to handle this economic crisis.

These days, it can be tough to muster up energy for several things, especially cooking a healthy meal. The coronavirus pandemic has had far-reaching impacts on health and wellness beyond solely disease risk. Several people are working from home, have kids home from school or have a hybrid schedule that is different than what many are used to.

Counseling and Coaching for couples incorporating proven, Gottman-based assessments and strategies for resolving conflict, and restoring relationships.

Struggling with the recent loss of a loved one, friend or pet?  This can be a hard, painful and lonely time.  Grief and loss counseling can help ease the pain and help you discover a new way forward. 

Relaxation and related therapies use a body-centered approach aimed at increasing awareness of muscle tension, heart rate and breathing patterns and involves learning how to release tension and  return to a resting state.

Mindfulness training enhances the ability to be fully present to what's going on within our body and around us. It's the day to day concerns about what happened in the past and what might happen in the future that often creates tension that never seems to end.  Mindfulness enables us to learn how to take a break and restore a sense of calm and peace amidst the busy-ness of life.

Looking for help with an addiction for yourself or a loved one?  Whether it's food, alcohol, drugs, gaming, pornography, gambling or other issues, addictions counseling meets you where you are.  It will help you understand what's driving your addiction, what's needed for true recovery and how to begin taking steps to a better you.

Looking to keep your relationship with Christ at the center of your our personal journey?  You might even be wondering where He is in your life right now. We'll meet you where you are, pray with you if you like and walk with you as you ask those big questions and search God's word and promptings for you today.

Looking for help for your child or teenager? Our Child & Family Counseling services help restore peace and balance in the household.  This begins with understanding the parent's perspective and concerns followed by meeting individually with the child, observing behaviors using play therapy and gaining insights from teachers.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is considered a gold standard in therapy approaches as it's a research-backed, proven method for addressing and resolving depression and distress associated with dysfunctional ways of interacting with self and others. CBT helps to improve mood and outlook by addressing and resolving negative patterns of thinking.  

Acceptance and Comitmentment Therapy (ACT) is considered a second generation CBT approach.  It's based on the understanding that our ability to understand and commit to our values depends on our ability to be aware of and accept the thoughts, feelings and behaviors that interfere with this.  

While police officers, firefighters and paramedics are well equipped to deal with the daily stresses and strains of their jobs, certain situations overload their capacity to process the event. Our First Responder Support program is designed to come-alongside first responders and provide the coaching and counseling needed to help them process the situation so they can overcome the impact and stay at the top of their game in work and life.

Small business owners often experience a high level of pressure and isolation. While at times the opportunity to be one's own boss and grow a business can be energizing, at other times it can feel overwhelming. While many depend on the owner, there are often few, if any, in the owner's life who provides a place to just pause, reflect and get perspective. This perspective could dramatically improve the trajectory of the owners business and life. We're here to provide the space to pause, reflect and consider.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Re-Processing (EMDR), and other trauma-informed therapy facilitates recovery from traumatic experiences by enabling those impacted by it to access and process painful experiences and memories that continue to get triggered thereby producing uncomfortable states of hyper-arousal and hypo-arousal.