Hi, I’m glad you’re here. My name is Abbi, and I’m completing my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Adams State University. I approach therapy with compassion, creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where you can explore your thoughts, emotions, and experiences at your own pace. I’m here to walk alongside you as you reconnect and deepen your understanding of yourself.

Howdy! I’m Adam, a board-certified music therapist and graduate student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the College of William & Mary. For the past five years, I’ve worked at a public inpatient mental health institute, supporting clients from a wide range of backgrounds. I believe gaining an intersectional understanding of a person is critical to addressing their needs—meeting them emotionally, physically, cognitively, socially, and communicatively.

I’m a therapist in training who believes that healing begins in spaces where people feel safe, seen, and deeply respected. My approach to therapy is collaborative, trauma-informed, and grounded in compassion. I strive to create a warm, affirming environment where clients can show up as they are and move at a pace that feels right for them. I often begin sessions by slowing things down and tuning into what feels most needed in the moment.

I’m a graduate therapist at Sol Health, completing my clinical training at Columbia University. For more than 15 years, I’ve worked with individuals and families in New York as a doula and somatic coach, supporting people through moments of profound change, vulnerability, and growth. These experiences shape my belief that healing happens through connection, when clients feel seen and respected as the experts of their own lived experience.

I help young adults navigate the emotional challenges of transition—whether that’s uncertainty, shifting relationships, or exploring their sense of self—with care and compassion. I believe that healing is possible when people feel seen, heard, and supported. Prior to joining Sol Health, I worked with survivors of trauma, which shaped my commitment to creating spaces where clients feel genuinely seen, heard, and empowered. Currently, I am in my second year in the MSW program at New York University's Silver School of Social Work.

Reaching out for support takes courage, and whether you're feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of yourself, you're not alone. I offer a space where you can feel seen, heard, and supported—exactly as you are. My approach to therapy is compassionate and collaborative. I also believe that healing doesn’t happen in isolation. I consider the roles of family, culture, and environment in your experience, drawing from family systems and holistic perspectives that honor the mind-body connection. Currently, I am completing my MSW degree at Tarleton State University.

Hi there, I’m so glad you’re here! Choosing to begin therapy is a deeply personal step, and finding the right therapist matters just as much. While this work is centered on you, I want to share that I’m no stranger to life’s harder seasons. My own lived experiences allow me to bring both empathy and practical tools into the therapy room. Currently, I am completing my Master's in Mental Health Counseling degree at Adams State University.

Hi, I’m Alexandra, a graduate therapist in my final year of Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. I prioritize empathy and curiosity, creating a space where clients can explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences without judgment. Therapy works best when it’s collaborative, paced to your comfort, and focused on understanding yourself and building the life you want.

I work with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, relationship challenges, and self-esteem concerns, and I’m especially passionate about supporting women during seasons of identity development and change. I use an integrative approach, drawing from CBT, somatic work, and mindfulness to tailor our work to your unique needs.

Hi there! I'm a therapist-in-training intern at Sol Health, currently pursuing my Marriage and Family Therapy degree at Capella University. Becoming a therapist has been a lifelong calling for me - I have always valued listening to others and supporting them as they navigate life's challenges. I believe each person is the expert of their own life, and my role is to walk alongside you as you identify strengths and set meaningful goals.

I'm Alicia, and I'm completing my Master’s in Mental Health Counseling at University at Buffalo. Every person has a story that deserves to be heard, and I feel truly honored to be invited into that space with my clients. As a therapist-in-training, I bring a warm, compassionate, and collaborative energy into the room — one that invites honesty, connection, and healing.

Growing up, mental health wasn’t something my family talked about, and I often carried feelings of isolation, anxiety, and self doubt. These experiences shaped my approach to therapy: I aim to create a space where clients feel truly heard and understood. I specialize in working with people who feel lost, disconnected, or stuck, and who are searching for meaning in life. I draw from existential, narrative, and art therapy approaches, helping clients explore the big questions. Currently, I am completing my Master's degree at Columbia's MSW program.

Every individual carries a unique story, and as an Associate Therapist, I am deeply honored to walk alongside you on your journey. I understand that life’s challenges can sometimes feel overwhelming, and seeking support is a courageous and important step. I am here to listen, support, and guide you through these difficult times. Together, we will embark on a collaborative journey to understand your thoughts and feelings, identify patterns that may no longer serve you, and develop effective coping strategies that empower you to move forward with resilience and confidence.

I’m Amanda Bowen, an MSW student intern and therapist in training working under the supervision of an LCSW. If you’re dealing with anxiety, high-functioning ADHD, stress, burnout, sleep struggles, or relationship stress, I’ve got you. My vibe is warm, culturally sensitive, and skills-based—so you’ll leave sessions with real tools, not just more to think about. Lets create a safe space for you to grow!

Hi, I’m Amanda, a Master's in Social Work student at Touro University. I’m passionate about creating a supportive, non-judgmental space where you can feel comfortable exploring your thoughts and emotions. I believe in meeting you where you’re at and using techniques like Motivational Interviewing to help you tap into your own inner wisdom and motivation for change.

Hi there! I’m a licensed Associate Therapist currently pursuing my Master’s in Social Work at Boise State University. I have experience supporting individuals navigating early childhood trauma, chronic stress, anxiety, depression, intimacy and relationship challenges, low self-worth, identity exploration, life transitions and sexual wellness.

Hi, I’m Amy. My career in mental health began as a social worker and case manager, where I supported individuals of all ages and backgrounds. These experiences deepened my desire to understand people’s stories and provide support that fosters lasting healing and growth, which led me to pursue counseling. I hold a Master’s degree in Psychology and am completing a second Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

I'm Andrew, a Mental Health Counseling intern completing my graduate training through Spring Arbor University's program in Michigan. I work with teens, young adults, and adults who are navigating anxiety, depression, panic attacks, trauma, and life's general stressors. My hope is that you leave our work together feeling more like yourself, more grounded, more at ease, and more connected to the life you actually want to be living, even when things aren't easy.

My focus is on reproductive mental health—including pregnancy, postpartum, and parenting transitions—and the ways our nervous systems show up differently across each of those chapters. I also work with children and young adults navigating neurodevelopmental differences, and the parents figuring it out alongside them.I believe healing is not linear, and that much of the work is understanding our unique relationship between identity and nervous system.

I'm excited to serve with culturally responsive, empathetic, trauma-informed care. My CACREP training and 200+ hours of supervised client contact through practicum and internship have built my competencies in assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and a range of therapeutic modalities — all grounded in ethical, client-centered practice.

I’m Annette, a Master’s-level Clinical Social Work intern at the University of West Florida. I support clients with compassion and evidence-based care. My approach is attachment-focused, integrating Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and trauma-informed CBT to help individuals explore emotions, strengthen relationships, and address anxiety, depression, and relational distress. Together, we’ll build practical coping skills, increase self-awareness, and support healing from relational wounds, including adoption-related grief and loss, so you can heal, grow, and thrive.

Hi, I’m Ariana - a Licensed Associate Counselor and therapist-in-training with a master’s and Ed.S. degree from Seton Hall University. I specialize in support for Gen Z, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and emerging adults facing challenges like anxiety, burnout, life transitions, and identity questions. My sessions are structured yet conversational - I emphasize authenticity, humor, and empathy, blending evidence-based tools with space for emotional expression and reflection.

Although life can be unpredictable and we cannot always control what happens, we can learn ways of gaining more control of ourselves. We can gain more inner-peace, self-compassion, self-confidence, joy, insight, and understanding. We can become more empowered.

Welcome! My name is Ashley and I am a graduate student in the Master of Social Work program at the University of Central Florida. I know that choosing therapy can come at many points in life, during moments of uncertainty, transition, or simply a desire to understand yourself more deeply. My work is guided by a belief in slowing down and listening closely to your thoughts, emotions, and the ways your experiences live within you.

As a new mom, I know firsthand how life transitions can shift our sense of self, our relationships, and our intimacy. I believe sexuality and mental health are deeply connected, and I want to create a safe, supportive space where you can talk openly about your desires, boundaries, and relationships without judgment. Currently, I am completing my Master's of Social Work degree at Yeshiva University.

I’m Audrey, a therapist-in-training intern and MSW candidate at Winthrop University. I prioritize empathy and curiosity in practice, creating an open, conversational space that encourages exploration. My background in theatre and lifelong acting has shown me the power of empathy and the ways art supports healing. Growing up in a military family also instilled early lessons in open-mindedness, curiosity, and compassion with everyone—not just people who look or live like me.

Are you navigating anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship challenges, or simply feeling stuck? I’m Austin, a therapist-in-training and Licensed Associate Counselor based in New Jersey, holding a degree from Seton Hall University and certifications in School Counseling and Sports Psychology. With experience supporting adolescents and adults in school and athletic settings, I work collaboratively with clients to help them gain clarity, build resilience, and move toward meaningful change.

My name is Bailey, and I am a second-year master’s degree student in the School of Social Work at Simmons University. I work closely with young adults navigating life's messy, in-between seasons- uncertainty, relationship shifts, self-doubt, or figuring out who you are and what you want.

Bianca weaves together intergenerational growth with evidence-based counseling practices honoring the integration of the mind, body and spirit. She provides a collaborative, compassionate approach for those experiencing life transitions, stress, trauma, chronic pain or fatigue and personal growth using mindful practices and self-discovery.

I’m especially passionate about working with individuals navigating life transitions, exploring identity, or struggling with anxiety, stress, or self-worth. I understand how powerful it can be to connect with someone who "gets it", someone who meets you with care, without judgment. Currently, I am a MSW candidate at Ramapo College.

Hi there, welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. I’m Candice, a final year MSW candidate at the University of Illinois, with a focus on clinical mental health. I aim to create a space where you’re seen, heard, and supported without judgment. I support people navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, low self-esteem, life transitions, and stress, and also have experience working with neurodivergent clients.

I am a second-year master’s student in the School of Social Work at Columbia University. I received a BA at Stanford University and am currently based in New York. I am passionate about helping others find, trust, and strengthen their potential as careerists, creatives, friends, and lovers. I am a hobbyist! I love to run, mediate, write, dance, knit, and more. I am equal parts logical and spiritual, and can meet you within frameworks that work for you!

Have you ever felt isolated, misunderstood, or as though your voice isn’t being heard? You’re not alone in those experiences — and you don’t have to navigate them by yourself. I’m Catherine, a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) in New Jersey and Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) in New York. I earned my Master of Social Work from Rutgers University and work with individuals navigating trauma, identity, and belonging, with particular care for those impacted by early childhood trauma, transracial adoption, and cultural disconnection.

My clinical practice has cultivated my experience to address issues concerning self-esteem, identity exploration, anxiety, stress, depression, career and academic guidance, life transitions, relationships and dating, and LGBTQ-related concerns, to name a few.

Hello and welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. I’m a final year Master's of Social Work candidate at NYU. I have experience working with clients on issues such as anxiety, depression, substance use, suicidal ideation, dissociation, emotional dysregulation, grief, identity, and much more. I have interest in and lived experience with queerness/LGBTQ identities and OCD. Whatever you are bringing to therapy, I am excited to work with you!

Hi there! I'm Chelsea, a final year Master’s in Social Work candidate at NMSU. My passion for care comes from a belief in bodhicitta—using compassion to alleviate suffering. Now more than ever, our society needs compassion and values beyond the material. These are themes I explore with clients, using a strengths-based approach to identify personal attributes, positive relationships, and fulfilling hobbies to problem-solve life’s challenges. I work well with those learning stress management techniques, pondering existential questions, or grappling with problematic substance use.

Hi, I’m Chloe, a final year MSW candidate at Binghamton University and a certified rape crisis counselor with Crime Victims Assistance Center. I practice from a strengths-based, solution-focused perspective, helping clients identify what’s already working and build on existing skills to reach meaningful goals. I practice from a strengths-based, solution-focused perspective, helping clients identify what’s already working and build on existing skills to reach meaningful goals.I believe people are inherently resilient, and I strive to create a supportive space that highlights capabilities rather than limitations.

You might have heard the expression that healing is nonlinear- as your clinician, I feel really strongly that therapy is best when it’s unrushed, and it’s really important that it happens at your own pace and comfort. My take on therapy is that it’s for examining thoughts without bypassing feelings. It’s predicated on excavation of self, a lot of self-compassion, and willingness to closely turn over complex ideas as if in the palms of your hands. From me, you can expect warmth, investment, and- where appropriate- even humor to support increased perspective. This highly personalized process is, I believe, one of the best efforts any of us can make for our health.

Hi, I'm Cindy, a final year MSW candidate at Yeshiva University. As a first-generation college student, I understand how personal history and cultural expectations can shape the way we see ourselves and relate to others. My approach is collaborative and compassionate—I see us as partners in exploring your story, honoring your strengths, and working through challenges at a pace that feels right for you. I especially enjoy supporting individuals navigating anxiety, identity, relationships, or big life transitions.

Hi! I'm Courtney, a final year MSW candidate at the University of Central Florida. I believe therapy is about connection, trust, and creating a safe space for growth. With backgrounds in law enforcement and social work, I bring a unique perspective to understanding life’s challenges while meeting clients with compassion and respect. My approach is collaborative and relational, blending professionalism with a down-to-earth style that helps clients feel at ease.

Taking the step to begin therapy is a meaningful act of courage and self-care. Whether you are seeking relief from anxiety, working through emotional difficulties, or simply wanting to better understand yourself, I am here to support you at your own pace.

Hello! My name is Daniel Kanter, and I am a final year candidate at Loyola University's Master's in Social Work Program. Social Work is an important field to me because it provides a lens to examine all the variables that compose our identities, as a means of understanding our internal and external worlds. If you are struggling with big questions surrounding purpose, reactivity, anxiety, depression, and identity, you have come to the right place.

Hi! I'm Danielle, a final year candidate at Alfred University's Master's in Mental Health Counseling program. I offer a compassionate, supportive space where you can feel safe to share your story — exactly as it is. I’m especially drawn to working with individuals who are navigating grief, life transitions, or questions of purpose, belonging, and self-worth. Together, we’ll work toward greater clarity, self-understanding, and a deeper sense of connection — both within yourself and with the world around you.

I’m an associate licensed social worker (therapist) with experience treating depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, trauma, and personality disorders. I especially enjoy working with individuals who identify as neurodivergent and as part of the LGBTQ+ community. I believe therapy is a collaborative effort and draw from a variety of approaches, including DBT, CBT, ACT, art therapy, and somatic-based practices, to support you in reaching your goals.

Hi, I’m Devorah. I’m a social worker in training, currently completing my Master of Social Work. My background includes working with adolescents, children, parents, and families across a range of settings, including foster care and school-based work in a high school. My hope is to walk alongside you as you work toward growth, clarity, and becoming more fully yourself.

I strive to create a supportive, empathetic space where clients feel heard, validated, and empowered. As a first-generation immigrant from India and a trilingual speaker of Hindi, Gujarati, and English, I bring a deep appreciation for diverse identities and lived experiences. I tailor to individual client needs and love supporting first generation immigrants, trauma, and students navigating academic stress and anxiety. I’m currently in the final year of the MA in Forensic Mental Health Counseling program at John Jay College.

Have you ever felt like you are stuck in an endless cycle, where it feels like recurring déjà vu moments? I’m here to gently remind you how powerful you are in becoming more self-aware of certain patterns that take place in your world. I’m Diana, currently working on my MSW at Rutgers University. I want to be able to hold a safe space where you can talk freely without judgement, pressure, or restrictions. Together we will explore your inner world further, to then learn to recognize patterns, and reconnect with your voice and personal power.

Hi, I’m Domenica Almeida —a final year Master's of Social Work candidate at the University of Central Florida. I have over three years of experience working with adults facing serious mental health concerns, life transitions, identity exploration, and systemic challenges. My clinical interests include LGBTQIA+ care, immigrant and first-generation experiences, and navigating access to social services. My approach is collaborative, affirming, and grounded in cultural humility.

With eight years of experience in human services, I focus on creating a warm, non-judgmental space where you feel truly seen and heard. My goal is to help you build a resilience toolkit while fostering a deeper connection with yourself.

Clients have described me as a calm, attentive listener. I value honesty, empathy, and respect in the counseling relationship, meeting each client where they are and honoring their values and lived experiences.