Erin is a dedicated therapist with a Master’s degree from the University of Michigan. Her diverse experience encompasses school counseling, hospice care, and individual and group therapy.  

Erin excels in guiding individuals through a spectrum of challenges, ranging from life transitions and grief to the management of anxiety and depression. Her therapeutic approach revolves around helping clients discover purpose and contentment in their lives, making meaning a central focus.

Drawing from her Christian background, Erin offers a spiritual perspective to those who seek it, always honoring the unique beliefs and values of each individual.

Outside of her practice, she treasures family time and enjoys outdoor activities, especially pickleball.

Analicia Martinez believes that our youth hold the power to shape the future, but often, their needs are overlooked. She is dedicated to being a part of the healing process for children, adolescents, and their families. Analicia recognizes that taking the first step toward therapy is a significant achievement and a powerful reinforcement of positive change. She understands that by participating in therapy, clients are not just investing in the well-being of the individual but also in the unity of the family and the potential for future generations.

Analicia specializes in trauma therapy, understanding that trauma manifests in various forms and can present a wide range of symptoms. She knows that addressing trauma can be challenging, but offers a safe, confidential space where big feelings can be shared, and barriers can be overcome. Her sessions are designed to be engaging and productive, incorporating toys, games, and creative worksheets to facilitate healing in a supportive environment.

Analicia emphasizes that finding a therapist who feels right for the client is crucial. To start, she offers to schedule an initial session to get to know each other and discuss how they can work together effectively. Additionally, she is open to exchanging emails to begin this journey and outline the next steps.
Analicia looks forward to the opportunity to be a part of her clients’ healing process and to support them and their families on this transformative path.

Jackie has been a social worker since 2005 after receiving a Liberal Arts degree with emphasis on Women’s Studies from Grand Valley State University. She considers Liberal Arts to be one of the best ways to prepare for therapy because it teaches appreciation for diversity. Before graduate school she worked as a substitute teacher for all ages, counseled women facing unplanned pregnancies, provided case management for adults with developmental disabilities, and was a support staff at a women’s shelter. She has also volunteered as a community organizer in Grand Rapids and has been a fierce ally for the “underdogs” of society.

Jackie found her niche after graduating with a Master of Social Work from Western Michigan University. She became a therapist in diverse settings including men’s prisons and substance use programs. Jackie is also passionate about providing compassionate care to individuals with personality disorders. She is a survivor of the true crime genre and all of its exploits and welcomes clients with the same struggles.

Believing clients are experts on themselves, Jackie works as a guide for clients to accomplish identified goals. Building the “Therapeutic Alliance” is of utmost importance as this has proven to be where change happens. Jackie is skilled in Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She also attended an intensive training on Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and teaches its invaluable skills when applicable. For fun and relaxation Jackie plays with her puppy, John. She loves to travel and see friends. She wishes Fall and Halloween were year-long. She believes dancing is the best medicine. She does not believe normal exists and her motto is don’t “should” on yourself or others.

Sonia Frausto LLMSW speaks Spanish and English fluently and takes great pride in her heritage, language, and culture.

She has worked in the mental health field since 2016 and obtained a Master of Social Work degree from Spring Arbor University in 2018. Sonia has extensive experience assisting and supporting children and teens struggling with Social/ Emotional Regulation, Anxiety, Depression, Suicidal Ideations and Trauma. She takes great privilege and joy working with a wide array of ages, ranging from children to adults.

Sonia’s therapeutic approaches include person-centered, solutions-focused, dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). “I believe therapy needs to be customized, as every person’s life experience is their own. Whether you are looking for skills to better cope with stress, improve your ability to regulate your emotions, or increase your satisfaction in your relationships. I welcome the opportunity for us to work at it together.”

Sonia believes that rapport-building is one of the most crucial steps in creating a therapeutic alliance based on trust. She strives to create a serene, comforting environment where my clients feel supported, listened to, and understood. “I’m here to support you through your challenges and provide you the tools you need to overcome them and accomplish your individual treatment and development objectives.”