we help find, not fix, who you are
We’re here to walk with you along your unique life path. Chances are it doesn’t feel as easy to navigate or the same as others you know. Your path may have been shaped by something you were born with, marked by people and systems around you, or changed by circumstances beyond your control. Our mission is to help you embrace, navigate and master your journey, your non-linear path.
our services
We provide tailored psychotherapy, parent counseling, clinical supervision, and educational consultation services. Our approach builds on your unique characteristics and is personalized to fit you, your family, or your organization. We blend classic methods with non-traditional techniques and ground it all in neuroscientific research on how our brains work.
Psychotherapy ›
We focus on identifying and understanding old patterns, building resilience and hope, and embracing the uncertainty and inevitable changes that life throws our way.
Neurodivergent-affirming therapy ›
We are a neurodivergent-affirming practice, which means we understand that not all brains - or methods - work the same. We focus on countering messages of shame while helping you make the changes you want in a way that works with how your brain does.
Parent Counseling ›
We provide support and counseling to parents who are working through how to parent when life – or your child – diverges from what is expected. We’ll help you move from living in fear and uncertainty to parenting with confidence, joy and most importantly, hope.
Clinical Supervision ›
We provide independent clinical supervision to licensed and unlicensed mental health professionals. Supervision can be provided individually or in a group setting and covers a broad range of topics depending on your needs.
Educational Consulting ›
We provide educational consulting in both traditional and alternative schools, ranging from preschool through higher education. Our educational consultants are Licensed Clinical Social Workers who also hold a Professional Educator License (PEL) and have extensive experience as both school administrators and school staff members.
meet our team
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Julyeth Brown, LSW
CLINICIAN
Julyeth provides both short- and long-term therapy for clients navigating life changes or seeking support to manage daily tasks, challenges, and goals. She specializes in teens and adults with anxiety, depression, OCD, grief, ADHD, and Autism. Julyeth also works with first-generation Americans, descendants of immigrants, and clients who have been “othered” or hold multiple identities, including biracial and bicultural individuals.
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Ashlin Kamoe, LSW
CLINICIAN
Ashlin specializes in working with individuals and couples facing sexual intimacy challenges, relationship dynamics, grief, and parenting transitions. Her passion is in supporting LGBTQIA and neurodivergent clients, emerging adults, and college students. She helps clients build confidence in decision-making and cultivate long-term, fulfilling connections.
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Sheree Miller, LCSW
CLINICIAN
Sheree specializes in teens and adults who are experiencing anxiety, depression, and grief as well as those who are unsure of how to navigate change, or challenges in their relationships. She helps clients find safety and comfort in being authentically themselves, create distance from the messages that make them feel less than, and identify spaces where they are loved and celebrated.
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Martin Ozmina, LCSW, PEL, ADHD-CCSP
CLINICIAN
Martin works with clients of all ages, specializing in neurodivergence, anxiety, depression, grief, divorce, adoption, and stress management. Martin leans toward less traditional modes of therapy and believes that connecting with nature can be an essential part of healing, especially for those who are more intuitive by nature or want to explore methods beyond talk therapy.
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Bernadette Bajzek, LCSW, PEL
CLINICIAN
Bernadette works with clients of all ages who are navigating relationship challenges, identity, anxiety, depression, and/or self-acceptance; and the folks who care about them. Her passion lies in helping clients to discover the strength and brilliance of their unique selves, while empowering them to uncover and break down the obstacles to their vision of success.
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Allison Stevens, LCSW, PEL, M.Ed
SENIOR CLINICIAN
Allison specializes in working with neurodivergent individuals of all ages, as well as those struggling to manage anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. Her focus is on helping clients understand how their brain works, unwire reflexive thinking and find new ways to manage their feelings and stressors, allowing them to focus on the future.
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Todd Lazar, LCSW
SENIOR CLINICIAN
Todd specializes in clients who are navigating life transitions, relationship challenges, loss, and chronic illness. He is passionate about building confidence in individuals who struggle with feelings of low self-esteem, guilt, and shame.
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Lauren Schmidt, LCSW, PEL
SENIOR CLINICIAN
Lauren works with individuals who are struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, isolation, loss, change, family, and relationships. She explores these deeper issues while also supporting her clients to manage the day-to-day and reach the goals they set for themselves.
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Michelle Paris, LCSW, PEL, ADHD-CCSP
FOUNDER
CLINICAL DIRECTORMichelle specializes in creatives, parents, caregiving professionals, entrepreneurs, educators, and neurodivergent individuals and their families. Her work extends to promoting systemic change through education, advocacy, supervision and consultation.
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See if we’re the right fit for you.
some questions we get asked a lot
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Psychotherapy sessions typically start off weekly and are less frequent over time. The frequency will depend on both your needs and schedule. We want to make sure that your needs are met, but also that the frequency is realistic for what else you have to manage in your life.
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Sessions are typically 50 minutes long.
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The best (and most common) answer is: It depends. The therapy process is really defined by what you hope to accomplish and when you do, you may want to start weaning from therapy. And you’ll know when it’s time.
Some clients want help getting through a specific time in their lives and end therapy afterwards. Others enjoy ongoing therapy and want to make sure they take this time for themselves throughout their lives.
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We are in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, Blue Choice PPO and United Healthcare. Some of our therapists are also in network with Medicare and Aetna. We also help clients access their out-of-network benefits and HSA & HRA plans. If you do not have insurance or do not wish to use your insurance, the initial evaluation session is $150 and subsequent sessions are $140.
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Yes, currently most of our therapy sessions are held via a HIPAA-protected video platform or by phone. Many of our clients report that the use of Telehealth has enabled them to more easily access therapy services and make time for their mental health.
