Robert Hugl

MSW, LCSW

children ages 6+ · adolescents · adults · couples

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Bob specializes in anger management, adjustment disorders, couple and relationship concerns, ADHD in adults and children, depression, anxiety, and behavioral issues in children six and up.

Bob has been practicing child, marriage, and family therapy for 25+ years. He believes that solutions come with awareness, teamwork, and therapeutic homework. Whatever your concern, Bob makes sure that whatever the solution to your concerns, it’s unique to you. With Bob as your therapist, you can be sure to experience positive change within your life.

Jessica Vahovick

MS, LPC

children ages 12+ · adolescents · adults

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, Jessica employs a thoughtful and engaging style within her therapeutic work. Through effective practices, she encourages, empowers, and challenges her clients to take the steps needed to implement change within their lives.

Whether you are experiencing loss, contemplating a change in your life, need relationship guidance or parenting support, or are experiencing excessive worry or fear, Jessica will work with you to implement a strategy that fits your goals and needs. Her therapeutic approach is influenced by Strengths-Based, Solution-Focused, Person-Centered, CBT, and Attachment therapies.

Rebecca Burda

M.Ed, MSW, LCSW

children · adolescents · adults

Becca is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has experience providing mental health services to individuals of all ages, with a primary practice focus of working with children and adolescents, young adults, and parents/caregivers. She is also a Certified Parent Peer Support Specialist, which offers a unique approach to supporting parents of children with mental health needs. Becca works with clients who may be struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, autism, ADHD and developmental disabilities. She is formally trained in multiple evidence based therapeutic interventions such as Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, EMDR, and Motivational Interviewing

Becca’s therapeutic approach is to be radically genuine and open, with a belief that people have the wherewithal to overcome their personal obstacles. Becca understands that building a trusting therapeutic relationship is the most important ingredient for nurturing positive change.

Alexander Waites

MS, M.Div, LPC

children · adolescents · adults · couples · families

Xander is a licensed Professional Counselor who works from a systemic perspective. He counsels individuals of all ages who struggle with mood, behavioral, and relational issues, or who simply want to be more attentive and intentional as they move through life. He also specializes in couples counseling and child play therapy.

Xander believes that all of our relationships with family, friends, coworkers, work, hobbies, or society-at-large are our greatest source of strength. They are also our greatest source of stress! Although we cannot control many of our situations, we can make decisions about how we want to respond to those situations. Xander believes that with attention, intention, and effort we can impact our relational systems and progress toward a healthier life.

Gretchen Watson

MS, LMFT

children · adolescents · couples · families

Gretchen Watson is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Gretchen has worked with individuals, children, teens, families, and couples from diverse social locations. She joins with all clients in understanding what is currently taking place in their lives that keeps them from living their desired future. Gretchen works together with her clients to assess the social context, behaviors, and beliefs that lead to solutions to a problem as well as identifying the patterns and cycles that lead to distress. Through trained listening skills and therapeutic strategies, she can help the client identify what they are already doing; that if expanded and developed, could lead to positive solutions.

Gretchen helps families, children, and individuals identify how they would like their lives to look. She understands the need to connect in a balanced manner that allows each person to feel their own self while being part of significant relationships. She has had years of experience in facilitating the change that clients are seeking therapy for; such as child development, family transitions, distress in relationships, couples’ fatigue and feelings of frustration, loneliness, fear, and sadness.

April Smith

MS, LMFT-IT

children · adolescents · adults · families

April is a practicing Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who appreciates the systemic approach of working with children, adults, and families. April has experience working with autism and other emotional disturbances, domestic violence, childhood sexual assault, abuse and neglect. April has worked closely with children and adults to help them better understand how their past experiences impact their current state of being.

When it comes to systemic work, April finds joy in helping each member find their voice and assist in bridging communication gaps. Having a strength-based approach April is ready to join family members where they are and help them reach their individual goals. She aids the family in understanding how individual goals play out in the family system, and helps rebuild trust in each other when it seems all has been lost. Using a variety of therapeutic models for treatment, April is able and willing to help children, teens, adults, and families recognize unresolved issues, and offers different perspectives to consider while supporting them in their pursuit of positive outcomes.

Murphy McCoy

MS, LPC-IT

children · adolescents · adults · families

As a licensed counselor in practice, Murphy's approach is strength- based, comprehensive and client-centered, incorporating a diverse range of therapeutic modalities while remaining anchored in the principles of social justice and anti-oppression. By integrating embodied practices into therapy, she recognizes the importance of addressing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and emotions in the healing process. Murphy enjoys working with a wide range of clients including those experiencing anxiety, stress, trauma, identity exploration, self-esteem struggles, behavioral concerns, body-image issues, life transitions, and relationship challenges.

Murphy’s emphasis on attachment theory is rooted in a deep understanding of the fundamental human need for connection and relational experiences, which can greatly inform the therapeutic relationship. Murphy draws from various modalities including Attachment Theory, Brainspotting, Mind-Body Psychotherapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and trauma informed care.

Clients working with Murphy can expect an affirming, compassionate, and holistic approach that not only addresses immediate concerns but also empowers them with practical tools for improving their approach to situations and life perspective. This combination of therapeutic interventions and relatability creates a supportive environment for clients to explore and navigate their personal healing and growth journey.