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.

If you’re looking for a therapist who’s experienced, down-to-earth, and not afraid to tackle the hard stuff—you’re in the right place. I’m a licensed clinical social worker and have been in the helping field since 2005. I specialize in substance abuse, personality disorders, women’s issues, and supporting people impacted by true crime and various forms of injustice.

My approach is outcome-based. While “evidence-based” is important (and, yes, I use proven methods), what matters most to me is that you feel better. I draw from CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and good old’ person-centered talk therapy. I’m always expanding my skills to meet each client where they are.

I offer therapy that’s collaborative, honest, and goal-oriented—no psychobabble, no fluff. Just meaningful work that helps you move forward.

Outside of work, I’m a big fan of dogs (my Havanese, John Rambo, often joins sessions if clients approve), Halloween, scary movies, and music. I find joy in the weird, the peaceful, and everything between—and I bring that same openness and authenticity into the therapy space.

My story lives at the intersection of cultures, identities, and life experiences. Growing up, I experienced life across the full spectrum from poverty to privilege, and these experiences deeply shaped how I came to view people, pain, and personal growth.

I focus on the intersectionality of adversity, culture, and identity, helping clients explore how their experiences and environments shape who they are. Whether it’s navigating relationship struggles, identity challenges, or the weight of social and economic pressures, I believe that true healing starts with being seen, not judged.

Whether you grew up in struggle or success, feeling lost or looking to grow, I offer a grounded, culturally aware, and genuinely human space for you to explore your story.

If you’re ready to heal, learn, and grow with someone who truly understands what it means to live between worlds, I’d be honored to walk that journey with you.

Emily believes it is an honor to hear the life stories of others and walk alongside them in their journey of healing, self-exploration, and future planning. She believes the relationship between client and therapist is very important in the counseling process and aims to meet clients where they are at and welcome them as they are.

Emily earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Aquinas College and her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University. She specializes in working with children and adolescents, and also welcomes adult clients.

Emily is passionate about working with children, adolescents, and adults in individual therapy as they navigate anxiety, depression, mood disorders, complex trauma, and life transitions. Emily believes that every client is the expert in their life and takes an integrative approach to therapy, drawing from Person-Centered Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy.

Emily offers both in-person and telehealth individual sessions.

Grace is particularly passionate about working with neurodivergent individuals, including those with ADHD and autism, as well as members of the LGBTQ+ community. She also supports clients navigating anxiety, depression, life transitions, and the everyday stressors that can make life feel overwhelming. Grace’s preferred clientele includes adolescents through adults (ages 12 and up), and she strives to create a space that feels affirming, inclusive, and safe for all identities.

Grace’s approach to therapy is flexible and collaborative, drawing from evidence-based practices such as ACT, CBT, DBT, humanistic, somatic, and EFT. She doesn’t believe in a one-size-fits-all model. Instead, she meets clients where they are, honors their lived experiences, and works alongside them to discover what feels most supportive and effective.

At the heart of her work is the belief that mental health struggles are part of being human and don’t mean something is “wrong” with you. Life can feel heavy, and having support can make a real difference. Seeking help is courageous. She is honored to walk alongside clients as they process challenges, build skills, and create meaningful, authentic change.