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Han Phung, MA
My favorite part of this work is developing strong relationships with my clients. I believe having a trusting and authentic therapeutic relationship is necessary to meet a client’s goals.
Lindsey Johnson, MA, LMFT, RPT
I enjoy helping you recognize what tools you are not using in your toolbox. Let’s work on learning more about how those tools can be used to help you or how to use tools you didn’t know you had.
Arisa Lyseng, MA, LPCC
I love being able to offer the space where people are able to be vulnerable and share emotions. I have the opportunity to connect with people on a deeper level, which is very meaningful for me.
Linda Zheng, MA, LPCC
I believe that collaboration means an experience and relationship that considers my clients’ needs, preferences, identities, and experiences - and I tailor therapy to fit each unique individual.
Bailey Dirth, PsyD, LP
What I most love about being a therapist is establishing strong therapeutic relationships with my clients that are genuine, long-standing, and full of trust and vulnerability.
Leah Ghali, MSW, LICSW
I truly believe in the power of the therapeutic relationship. My practice is rooted in cultural humility and sensitivity to dynamics of power and privilege.
Tina D. Shah, PsyD, LP
I’m specialized in working with individuals who are experiencing difficulties with anxiety, excessive worry, overthinking, sadness, irritability, and frustration.
Samer Habib , MEd
The one thing I enjoy the most about being a therapist is building profound and genuine relationships with my clients where they can safely explore their emotions, and progress towards personal growth.
Tara McGovern-Ortiz, MA
I love co-creating meaningful relationships as a counselor where people get to rediscover who they are and redefine how they want to be.
Alyssa Gamlin, MA in progress
I believe in creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their thoughts and behaviors without the pressure to have all the answers.
Amy Fish , PhD, LP
I view therapy as a collaborative space where you are as much an expert as I am. You are an expert in your life, your experience, and your hopes for the future.
Caitlin Farrington, MS, LPCC, NCC
I believe an authentic relationship is built on nonjudgment, understanding and validating feelings, and finding ways to bring lightness and humor into coping with challenges.
Cecilia Petit, MA, LADC
My hope is that through our relationship we can learn to use those stories and truths to build toward a meaningful life guided by purpose and care.