Life can be overwhelming, and sometimes we all need a supportive place to sort through what we're carrying. I provide a warm, down-to-earth approach that combines compassion, humor, and practical tools for change. I work with adults, teens, couples, and families struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, grief, ADHD, life transitions, and substance use concerns. My goal is to help clients feel heard, understood, and empowered as they build healthier relationships, stronger coping skills, and a more fulfilling life.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) dedicated to supporting individuals through life’s challenges and transitions. I earned my Master of Social Work from Fordham University and a Bachelor’s in Behavioral Science ( Human Behavior with a concertation in community Health) from Mercy College. I have experience working with clients in crisis settings , County Jails, Hospice care, and community-based programs, which has strengthened my understanding of mental health, resilience, and the human capacity for growth. I work with individuals navigating grief and loss, anxiety, depression, trauma, family challenges, and major life transitions. My approach is compassionate, collaborative, and tailored to each person, creating a safe space to explore thoughts and emotions, develop coping strategies, and reconnect with personal strengths. I also believe humor can be a powerful bridge to healing with out minimizing one's lived experiences, I will hold space for your trauma and walk with you, all while cracking some jokes along the way — sometimes we have to laugh through the pain, stress, and discomfort, while still doing meaningful work, finding clarity, and creating solutions together " life is already heavy ". I believe we all has the capacity for healing and meaningful change, and I am honored to walk alongside clients as they work toward greater insight, balance, and well-being.

My name is Miguel Lopez, a Hispanic male (He/Him/His) and U.S. Army combat veteran who brings a unique perspective to my work as a therapist. Fluent in Spanish and passionate about guiding people through life’s challenges, I hold a Master’s in Social Work from Walden University, a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice from Colorado Technical University, and an Associate’s in Criminal Justice from Pikes Peak State College. With over a decade of experience as a caseworker, substance abuse counselor, and therapist, I’ve had the privilege of working with diverse clients facing real-life struggles and in need of daily support. Life can be tough, and we all face difficult moments—whether it’s a breakup, divorce, grief, the loss of a loved one or pet, or even a job loss. In these times, having an unbiased person to offer support can make a world of difference. I see trauma as an unexpected part of life that is often hard to process, but with the right help, it can be managed and overcome healthily. I’ve personally experienced more than my share of trauma, grief, loss, sadness, depression, and substance use, and I sought help to work through them. My approach to therapy is centered on helping people in the best way possible, always with an open mind. I often use Maslow’s hierarchy of needs as a guide, because I believe mental health is hard to prioritize when physical needs aren’t met, or issues like homelessness or substance abuse are present. I enjoy working with clients from age 5 to older adults who face Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, PTSD, Mood Disorders, Personality Disorders, and other mental health or substance use challenges. It’s easy to fight battles alone and suffer in silence, but you don’t have to anymore—together, we can work toward healing and a better future.

I am a therapist with five years of experience supporting individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, and PTSD. I work with people who give endlessly to others but feel disconnected from themselves, including first responders, veterans, and professionals. My approach is collaborative and adaptable, meeting clients where they are and tailoring communication and techniques to what resonates most with them. Together, we explore the stories that shape your life, build tools to manage stress, and foster resilience and connection. My goal is to help you move from surviving to thriving, reclaiming balance, purpose, and a sense of home within yourself.

I provide evidence‑based therapy grounded in clinical assessment, trauma‑informed care, and culturally responsive practice. My approach is structured, collaborative, and focused on helping clients build insight, stability, and long‑term resilience. I am completing an APA‑accredited doctoral internship in a large integrated healthcare system, where I receive supervised training across trauma recovery, inpatient mental health, and neuropsychological assessment. This includes experience with Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Prolonged Exposure (PE), crisis stabilization, diagnostic clarification, and cognitive evaluations for conditions such as TBI, dementia, and complex medical presentations. My clinical work is informed by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and other evidence‑based approaches. I integrate structured assessment, clear case conceptualization, and practical skills to help clients navigate PTSD, anxiety, depression, identity concerns, and life transitions. I am committed to providing care that is compassionate, culturally aware, and grounded in respect for each client’s lived experience. My goal is to create a safe, steady therapeutic space where clients can explore their concerns, strengthen coping abilities, and move toward meaningful personal growth. A military Veteran himself, Dennis brings lived experience, humility, and a steady, supportive presence to his work. He has served Veterans and adults across multiple settings, emergency departments, inpatient psychiatric hospitals, and detoxification facilities. His approach is compassionate, structured, and culturally responsive, creating a safe and grounded space for healing and growth. Dennis integrates CBT, DBT skills, ACT, Motivational Interviewing, and relapse‑prevention approaches to help clients build insight, strengthen coping skills, and create meaningful, sustainable change. He is committed to helping clients move toward lives guided by clarity, resilience, and their personal values.

Hi! My name is Lisa and I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist in the state of North Carolina. I am also cross licensed in the state of Nevada, Montana, New Mexico, Vermont, Virginia, Maryland, and Texas. I have been in the Substance Abuse field since 1996 working as an alcohol counselor in an outpatient setting. I received my applied AAS degree in 1996 and went on to receive my BS in Community Health and Human Services with an emphasis on Grief and Gerontology. I have two Masters degrees from Liberty University in Professional Counseling and Criminal Justice.

Hi there! My name is Chinh. If you’ve reached my page, chances are that your heart has been broken, you probably just had the umpteenth argument with your significant other, or maybe you’re stuck in a frustrating cycle of self-doubt, low self-esteem, and overwhelming thoughts that never seem to let up. Maybe it’s all of the above! Whatever brought you here — I’m glad you came. Let’s work through it together. I grew up in a culture where mental illness wasn’t something you talked about. Emotional struggles were ignored, hidden, or minimized. I was taught that sharing feelings was a weakness — that being strong meant staying silent. That experience shaped me. Today, I’m passionate about helping people unlearn those harmful beliefs and start living with more freedom, clarity, and emotional honesty. I want to help end the stigma associated with mental illness. I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Texas, Louisiana, and New Mexico, and I hold a Ph.D. in Counseling. I’ve spent years working with adults, couples, and families — helping people reconnect with themselves and each other. My approach is strength-based and holistic: I believe healing doesn’t mean “fixing” you — it means understanding you, supporting you, and helping you build the life you want. Therapy can be hard work, but you don't have to do it alone. I offer a space where you can show up exactly as you are — without judgment. Let's rewrite your story together.

Dr. Owens is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker practicing in Nevada and New Mexico. Dr. Owens has dedicated her career to helping individuals, families, groups, and organizations identify and solve a myriad of problems. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work and a Master of Social Work, both from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. And she has obtained a Doctor of Philosophy in Social Welfare from the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Owens believes everyone has unique strengths, philosophies, and challenges, so she starts where you are and provides unconditional positive regard. Dr. Owens is an expert in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. She has experience working in various public and private inpatient and outpatient mental health facilities, governmental organizations, non-profit agencies, and several research centers. She is able to work with her clients to build rapport, collect data, set goals, and use resources intelligently to meet their various needs. She provides a non-judgmental, empathetic, collaborative space that promotes healing and personal and professional growth. She is living her life striving to provide clinical services that are kind, consistent, and helpful to others. She often treats clients who have a mental/emotional health condition that substantially limits one or more major life activities. She believes that emotional support animals help alleviate symptoms associated with mental health conditions and support emotional functioning and well-being. Therefore, I write letters to property managers requesting that an Emotional Support Animal be permitted occupancy under the Fair Housing Act. If you need such a letter, schedule an initial session with me!