Brian is for anyone needing an open minded guide to join them on their journey of self discovery. They include musicians, artists, those seeking pilgrimage, or anyone just feeling stuck. Exploring relationships, emotions, sexuality and spirituality, he draws from a vast array of life experiences, and training to help clients move forward.

Christina brings understanding to the misunderstood. Whether labeled as “borderline,” feelings of being on the outside looking in, or just a general need put words to what it’s like to “be me,” she is fascinated by both the art and science of psychotherapy. Christina utilizes the latest tools such as DBT in addition to depth orientation.

Jamee’s clients show up ready to be real, even when it’s uncomfortable. With warmth, humor, and honesty, she helps them loosen impossible standards and let go of who they think they should be. In sessions with Jamee, people laugh, cry, and experience everything in between. That’s the kind of life they’re learning to live. They speak their truth, feel their feelings, and grow more comfortable in their own skin. Often, they look back with pride at how grounded they’ve become.

Jessica often works with clients who feel guarded, closed off, or unsure whether people can be trusted at all. She approaches therapy with transparency, openness, and respect for client autonomy, focusing on the work clients want to do rather than imposing an agenda. As trust develops, clients often regain confidence, organize their lives, and begin to reengage with the world around them. Jessica’s goal is not to create strength, but to help clients reconnect with the strength they already possess.

Keith’s clients often feel as though they have lost their sense of direction amid life’s shifting seasons or unexpected turns. They are tired of merely getting by and are ready to reconnect with what matters most. Keith offers a space to explore change with curiosity rather than fear. He helps individuals clear away the noise, reconnect with their values, and move from uncertainty toward a more grounded and authentic sense of purpose.

People reach out to Lucas when they feel disconnected from themselves or uncomfortable in their own skin. Through gently exploring painful experiences from the past, often called trauma, clients begin to reconnect with who they are. This work helps them relate to themselves with greater compassion and confidence, and engage with the world around them in more open, grounded, and meaningful ways over time.

Peter’s clients often begin with a question that sounds like “I don’t understand why I…”. They include creatives who feel stuck, deep thinkers, and everyday people like parents, partners, or friends. His work emphasizes interpersonal patterns and the here and now. Clients rediscover purpose, release survivor’s guilt, heal from trauma, and experience greater self-awareness, connection, inspiration, and freedom.

Sara’s clients find new strength by becoming solid in who they are.
She creates a safe, calm space where they explore all parts of themselves — even those they’ve feared. Clients come to Sara when they’re tired of holding it all together. With Sara’s honesty and warmth, they learn to honor pain, soothe inner turmoil, and release control. They work through betrayal, heal old wounds, and discover a grounded strength they didn’t know they had.