Adult Therapy

It can feel like a terrifying step to know ourselves more. We can find places where we might experience much younger parts of ourselves - where we have been avoiding our anger because of how adolescent it can feel, or our terror because of how child-like it feels. But therapy is the process of making space for our more full selves to be here, even the anger, terror, and joy. Choosing to try on therapy acknowledges a nobility of your own self, and our therapists are committed to the work of making more space for more of you, first in our offices, but over time, so that a more full self can be felt beyond therapy. Therapy is space to grow your self - certainly for managing mental health conditions, but also for stress reduction, coping skills, growing in emotional maturity, and making decisions that align more deeply with who you are. It’s important to know that the benefits vary from person to person, and it requires your active engagement and commitment to the work. Feel free to reach out to us for an initial meeting and we can help you sort out who might be a good fit for the kind of work you want to do in your therapy.

Our Therapists for Adult Therapy

  • Sarah Contreras, LPC, RPT

    Licensed Professional Counselor

    (Maternity Leave Through May 31, 2024)

  • Jeremy Dew, LPC

    Licensed Professional Counselor

  • Tiffany Hammond, LPC

    Licensed Professional Counselor

  • Jessie Lee, LPC

    Licensed Professional Counselor

  • Jess Rios, LPC

    Licensed Professional Counselor

  • Hannah Rutherford, LPC

    Hannah Rutherford, LPC

    Licensed Professional Counselor

  • Dawn Ament, LPC Associate Under the Supervision of Alisa McDonald, LPC-S, RPT

    Licensed Professional Counselor Associate

  • Jill Butler, LPC Associate Under the Supervision of Cameron House, LPC-S

    Licensed Professional Counselor Associate

  • Caroline Dillard, LMFT Associate Under the Supervision of Tara Dekkers, Ph.D., LMFT-S

    Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist Associate

  • Cassie Fellers, LMFT Associate

    Cassie Fellers, LMFT Associate Under the Supervision of Tara Dekkers, Ph.D., LMFT-S

    Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist Associate

  • Melissa Silva, LPC Associate Under the Supervision of Cameron House, LPC-S

    Licensed Professional Counselor Associate

  • Bry Wetherell, LPC Associate Under the Supervision of Kanika Anglia, LPC-S

    Licensed Professional Counselor Associate

To be courageous is not necessarily to go anywhere or do anything except to make conscious those things we already feel deeply and then to live through the unending vulnerabilities of those consequences. To be courageous is to seat our feelings deeply in the body and in the world: to live up to and into the necessities of relationships that often already exist, with things we find we already care deeply about: with a person, a future, a possibility in society, or with an unknown that begs us on and always has begged us on. To be courageous is to stay close to the way we are made.

-David Whyte