Our Staff

Veronica has been working in the counseling field since 2012. She specializes in helping people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, anxiety and panic. She has a variety of skillsets that she brings depending on client needs, including Exposure and Response Prevention (EXRP), Prolonged Exposure (PE), Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT), and Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).

Veronica is passionate about helping others overcome fears and stuck points that are holding them back from living authentically. She knows that counseling takes hard work and commitment, but is confident in its ability to create personal growth, feelings of competence, enhanced communication, healthy boundaries with others, and better ability to cope with life’s challenges.

For leisure, Veronica enjoys taking in the outdoors via hiking, motorcycling, hunting, and birding. She loves traveling and exploring new places. She enjoys yoga, reading (especially thrillers), listening to true crime podcasts, and loves a good comedy.

After more than 14 years in the counseling profession, Veronica is moving beyond the traditional model of weekly therapy to offer a more focused, intensive approach to meaningful change. Her therapy intensives are designed for clients who are ready to stop feeling stuck and dedicate focused time to making progress toward their goals. Focused intensives range from 90 minutes to 6 hours and target a specific concern, challenge, or stuck point. For clients seeking deeper, more comprehensive work, multi-day intensives provide 2–5 days of dedicated therapy, with up to 6 hours of therapy each day. This concentrated approach creates space to go deeper, build momentum, and work through challenges that can sometimes take months or even years to address in traditional weekly therapy. Whether you need a few focused hours or several days of immersive therapeutic work, Veronica’s intensives are designed to help you move forward with greater clarity, intention, and momentum. To learn more, visit Veronica’s therapy intensive page here:

Norman served in youth ministry for decades and recognized the challenges families were facing. This motivated him to complete his Bachelor’s in Psychology and Christian Counseling, and his Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health. During this time, Norman worked as a drug and alcohol counselor for years facilitating intensive outpatient group meetings and working with men and women who were incarcerated and dealing with various addictions.

He strives to help clients achieve goals through collaborative efforts to decrease stress and anxiety and strengthen relationships. Norman has worked with people who represent numerous religious and cultural backgrounds. His training utilizes various counseling styles including Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy.

Norman’s leisure time activities include family time, biking, hunting, and driving his classic car.

Ellen is a Licensed Professional Counselor and holds certifications as a Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. She is currently completing her Level II trauma certification. Ellen approaches therapy from a relational perspective, guided by the belief that healing happens within the safety of a strong therapeutic relationship. With warmth and compassion, she offers a supportive space for clients navigating developmental and complex trauma, relationship challenges, generational patterns, and family dynamics. Her work is grounded in a holistic approach that honors each client as a whole person, often integrating creative elements such as art and movement into therapy.

Ellen is especially passionate about supporting individuals living with the long-term emotional and physical effects of chronic health conditions. As a patient herself, she deeply understands the impact of feeling truly seen, heard, and supported by attuned, compassionate providers. She also recognizes that chronic health conditions often co-occur with mental health challenges, and she approaches her work with this population from a trauma-informed, holistic perspective. Ellen hopes to remind clients that they do not have to carry their experiences alone and strives to create a space where both emotional and physical well-being are honored.

Outside of her professional work, Ellen enjoys reading and maintaining her own yoga practice. She finds grounding and renewal through travel, particularly time spent at the beach. At home, she shares her life with two cats who bring daily joy, comfort, and laughter.