Nicole Earl specializes in working with children and young adults experiencing symptoms related to depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, substance use and bipolar disorders.

Nicole is passionate about collaborating with clients and families.

Cassandra "Casi" Graff specializes in depression, anxiety and trauma for adults, including survivors of domestic violence. 

Casi believes in working with clients at their own pace and using an eclectic approach of therapies. She has specialized training in Cognitive Processing Therapy.

Leslie Gray has over two decades of experience working with vulnerable populations ages six to adult in schools, community-based programs and the criminal justice system. She also has experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities.

Leslie is passionate about helping individuals identify their strengths and learn skills to achieve their goals.

Kayt Harden is a certified art therapist and counselor dedicated to guiding individuals in transformative and therapeutic art-making experiences for healing.

Using a person-centered approach, Kayt blends art, fun and creativity to shape a nurturing space for expression and healing.

Dea Hintz is a compassionate clinical therapist and physician with 20 years of experience supporting diverse individuals in their healing and empowerment journeys.

Dea is certified in Somatic Experiencing, Bodynamic International, Analytical Psychology, and Positive Psychology. She is also fluent in Spanish and Portuguese. 

Daniel Huesman specializes in addiction, ADHD, anxiety, bipolar, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, schizophrenia and other significant mental health symptoms.

His individual practice style focuses on trauma-informed existential, narrative, and solution-focused approaches to therapy.

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Jessica Huesman specializes in helping late teens and adults find freedom from mental health symptoms related to depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, bipolar and schizophrenia spectrum disorders.

Jessica is passionate about promoting client growth in a safe, accepting environment. She is certified in Dialectical Behavior Therapy.

Joe M. Johnson III is a dedicated case management professional with extensive experience in youth case management, life coaching, and behavioral intervention. 

Joe is deeply committed to serving the Toledo community, providing case management services that promote resilience, stability and overall well-being.

Michelle (Shelly) Kepford uses the arts to help children, adults, and families heal from traumatic stress.

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Shelly strives to meet clients where they are in their journey towards recovery. She is working toward certification in Trauma Informed Practices and Expressive Arts.

Benjamin (Ben) Leber has several  years of experience working with adults, adolescents, and couples with a variety of mental health and relational issues including anxiety, depression, conflict, grief, and domestic violence.

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Ben creates a safe space for his clients where they can work collaboratively to reach their goals. He is trained in Level 1 of the Gottman Method Couples Therapy.

Krista McCulloch is the founder and owner of Anchored in Hope Counseling. She has experience working with foster youth, competitive athletes, perinatal populations, and developmental trauma.

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Krista is trained in Brainspotting, EMDR therapy, and Advanced Nutritional and Integrative Medicine for Mental Health Professionals. She is a certified practitioner of Safe and Sound Protocol.

Dr. Ken Miller has been serving in the helping profession for 50 years serving as a case manager, teacher and therapist. 

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Ken specializes in hypnosis and individual group and family counseling to treat anger, anxiety, depression, habit disorders, trauma, grief, family issues and much more. 

Kaitlin Nitz has experience assisting clients dealing with depression, anxiety, Autism, ADHD, substance use, and many other mental health challenges.

Kaitlin enjoys working with adults to address and manage their mental health concerns using solution-focused techniques, mindfulness, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in treatment.

Jaylyn Renollet specializes in working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, as well as adolescents, teenagers, and young adults experiencing symptoms related to ADHD, substance use, anxiety, and depression. 

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She utilizes a strengths-based approach with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy.

Erin Riley has experience counseling children, adolescents, and teens struggling with anxiety, depression, crisis, grief, substance use, and relationship issues.

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Erin counsels her clients with a person-centered, strengths-based approach, from a multicultural perspective using CBT and solutions-focused strategies.

Bob Roggenbuck has experience working with youth, young adults, and individuals seeking a more purposeful and fulfilling life

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Bob uses a strengths-based, nonjudgmental approach blending cognitive techniques with Logotherapy, Positive Psychology, and Play Therapy to meet an individual’s unique concerns.

Alysa Rohrer has worked with individuals and families experiencing complex traumas and seeks to help them find peace and safety.

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Alysa acknowledges and understands that each individual has their own needs, experiences and desires and believes in collaborating with her clients to help them achieve their individual goals. 

Kayla enjoys helping adolescents and young adults navigate their mental health.

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 Kayla’s goal is to provide clients with a safe space to build tools that empower them and create a better quality of life for them. 

Aaron Textor has experience working with children and adolescents in a school-based setting as well as adults in a recovery setting.

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Aaron’s mission is to provide a safe and compassionate space for her clients. Aaron encourages client engagement in order to achieve self discovery and to complete their goals. 

Katie Trout provides services to individuals with anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, conduct-related disorders, and autism.

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Katie strives to restore and improve clients’ emotional, cognitive, and behavioral functioning and to empower clients to enhance their lives and relationships. She is also certified as a Safe and Sound Practitioner.

Meggie Yoder has experience working with adolescents and young adults through her clinical internships and enjoys helping them navigate their mental health.

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Meggie's goal is to provide clients with a safe space to build tools that empower them and create a better quality of life for them.

Amanda Zalenski provides services for adults needing support with addiction and recovery, managing anxiety, navigating life transitions, building self-confidence, improving day to day activities and achieving personal growth and independence.

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Amanda’s philosophy is providing a safe and fun space to heal. She is a trauma-informed therapist with training in a range of modalities.

Jessica Zemenak has experience working with adolescents and adults who need guidance in grief/loss, anxiety, depression, conflict, communication, and life altering changes.

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Jess is passionate about emphasizing personal strengths and growth. She meets clients where they are and allows clients to explore their lived experience honestly and with openness.