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Amy Waldo
LMSW
I'm a fully-licensed clinical social worker, and I believe a solid therapeutic relationship is the safe space where real change happens. Whether you're moving through a life transition or processing trauma, my goal is to give you the tools, insight, and safe place to make the changes you want to see.
Dr. Carson Tabiolo
PsyD
Aloha! I'm a licensed clinical psychologist, and I believe the fit between clinician and client matters as much as the training behind it — so I like to share a bit of my story to help you decide whether we would be a good match. My goal is to help you harness your strengths, lessen the impact of your weaknesses, and build the skills to live the life you want.
Dr. Daniel Barnhart
PsyD
As a licensed clinical psychologist, my style is warm, conversational, and less structured — because so much of what makes therapy work is the relationship between us. My goal is to help you learn about yourself and grow, so you can take charge of your life and build the motivation to become the person you want to be.
Dr. Luke Vander Wal
PsyD
I firmly believe anyone can benefit from therapy. I work with kids (8+), adolescents, young adults, couples, and adults of all ages, on anxiety, depression, trauma, life changes, grief and loss, ADHD, identity, faith struggles, and conflict with the people closest to them.
Julia Pawlowski
LLMSW
With a professional background rooted in both foster care and medical social work, I bring a compassionate, trauma-informed approach to therapy that honors each client's unique experiences and strengths.
Marisa Hahn
LLMSW
Therapy doesn't have to feel scary. My goal is a warm environment where each client feels safe, accepted, and supported — through empathy, validation, connection, and often a little humor — so you feel comfortable exploring difficult emotions and creating meaningful change.
Marissa Brill
LMSW
Reaching out for support — for yourself or your child — is a brave and vulnerable first step, and I'm so glad you're here. I consider it my greatest honor to walk through that place with you in a space that feels warm, accepting, and non-judgmental.
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