Therapy & Counseling
Talk therapy offers a private, supportive place to work through what you’re facing, with the steady guidance of a counselor or therapist.
When therapy may help
Therapy meets people in very different seasons. It may help if any of this sounds familiar.
Something has felt heavy lately — stress, grief, worry, or a low mood that lingers.
A relationship, a transition, or a loss is asking more of you than usual.
You want a private place to talk things through with someone trained to help.
You’re receiving psychiatric care and want talk therapy alongside it.
What therapy here is like
A steady therapeutic relationship
Therapy here is a professional relationship built over time — a consistent place to be heard, understand what you’re experiencing, and work toward what you want to change. You don’t need a diagnosis or a referral to begin.
Individuals, couples, and families
Therapy isn’t only one-to-one. Our clinicians work with couples, with families, and in groups — because some of what people need to work through belongs to more than one person.
Finding the right fit, at your own pace
The relationship matters in therapy, so your therapist works with you to shape what your sessions focus on. Nothing is rushed — you decide together what progress looks like and how your care should continue.
Insurance, forms, and how to begin are covered on New Patients.
New PatientsTherapy and counseling here are provided by the psychologists, clinical social workers and licensed mental health counselors in our practice.
See who provides therapy & counselingIf therapy isn’t quite what you need
Two areas of care that often sit alongside talk therapy, or instead of it.
Ready to talk about therapy & counseling?
Many patients aren't sure when they first call. Tell us what's been going on, and we'll help you find the right care.