Originally from Florida, Laura received her BS in Telecommunication from the University of Florida (Go Gators!) in 2008. She then received her MA in Clinical Counseling from Denver Seminary in 2014.

 

With ten years of experience in the field, Laura's uses an integrative model of therapy to address a variety of issues. She often incorporates Brainspotting and neurofeedback into sessions. She works with a variety of ages and issues and offers faith based counseling upon request.

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Laura also specializes in using Brainspotting and Neurofeedback with Athletes addressing peak performance as well as trauma.​​

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Kiera graduated with a BA in Social Work and an MA in Clinical Counseling.

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Kiera has experience assisting at-risk youth in community programs as well as working with youth in residential treatment. She also has experience working with all ages in a private practice setting.

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She uses a variety of modalities in therapy including; Brainspotting, play therapy, expressive therapies, and narrative therapy.

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Stephanie specializes in the treatment of trauma and abuse. ​She primarily works with young adults and children dealing with ADHD, social anxiety, depression, OCD, and self-esteem issues. However, she is trained to work with all population groups and a wide range of presenting problems.

 

Throughout her life, she has become passionate about the healing work of therapy. Depending upon each client's needs, she develops a customized approach drawing from the following theories: relational psychodynamic, person-centered, narrative, CBT, IFS/Parts Work, mindfulness, and somatic.

 

Stephanie is also trained in Brainspotting, which is a powerful brain-based therapy that allows clients to process trauma or other adverse experiences on a deeper level by accessing the subcortical regions of the brain.​

Madisyn earned her BS in Biobehavioral Health from Penn State and her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from CCU. 

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Madisyn works with clients of all ages with an emphasis on kids, teens, and college students. She has specific training in autism and other developmental delays but also sees clients dealing with trauma, anxiety, stress, multicultural issues, transitions, eating disorders, self esteem, body image issues, spirituality, and suicidality.

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She works out of an existential, Adlerian, and Feminist approach and often uses Relational-Cultural therapy, CBT, and Brainspotting in treatment.

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Georgia received her undergraduate degree in Psychology and Child and Family Studies from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. She is currently completing her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Denver Seminary. 

 

Georgia primarily works with young adults and adults seeking support with sexuality, spirituality, religious trauma, attachment wounds, life transitions, identity development, and interpersonal issues. 

 

She operates out of a trauma-informed, attachment based lens, often integrating somatic skills and parts work to support clients in their healing journey and feel more embodied. ​

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Marie is originally Texas and graduated with a BS in Psychology from Texas A&M University. She is currently pursuing her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Denver Seminary.

 

Marie has experience working with children and teens, but also works with a wide variety of populations dealing with anxiety, stress, depression, transitions, self-esteem, ADHD and other presenting problems.

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