Types of Therapy: Clinical Supervision & Licensed Supervisor
Jennifer Acker
June 10, 2024
Jennifer believes that every person can transform their life and bring about new connections to themselves and others. When working with Jennifer, you will have an empathic, compassionate, and non-judgmental experience. Jennifer grounds her therapy in Family Systems and Psychodynamic theories. She is well-versed in many evidence-based practices and trauma-informed interventions and caters these interventions […]
Will Atkins
October 4, 2023
Without a trusting, open, and honest relationship, therapeutic interventions often fall flat. For this reason, Will focuses on the development of a solid relationship as a foundation for the therapeutic journey. Many of the struggles of humanity are related to big picture questions. Who am I? What is my purpose? Where can I find meaning […]
Janet Fluker
January 1, 2021
Janet believes emotional healing comes through the power of relationship and strives to provide a safe and supportive space for this healing. Her main theoretical orientation is Attachment Theory. She believes that we learn how to be in a relationship in our earliest experiences with our families and develop ways to be in the world […]
Alice D. Hoag
July 24, 2020
Dr. Alice Hoag’s mission is to facilitate healing of painful emotions, releasing of past wounds, restoration of healthy relationships, and retraining of the mind. Her ultimate goal is to help people move to personal wholeness, interpersonal competence, mental stability, and spiritual maturity. She specializes in working with women who struggle with anxiety, depression, bipolar, trauma […]
David M. Smith
April 16, 2020
The original meaning of the modern word “Psychotherapy” come from the Greek words meaning Soul and Healing. Therapy then is – at it’s deepest – the “healing of the soul” or “soul care.” This idea forms the basis of David’s work – regardless of what kinds of issues are being addressed or what kinds of […]