Liz Hawkins, Administrative

As a former Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor, I understand the possible pressures and hesitancy you may feel right before your first consultation phone call or email. Please know that I am here to help. Part of my job is to place you with the correct counselor to ensure a positive client-therapist relationship, because Read more

Lisa Van Meir, LPCC

Making the decision to start therapy can be daunting, exhausting, anxiety provoking but also enlightening, positive and life changing! My therapeutic approach includes having a mindful, non-judgmental stance with every individual that I work with. I am intensively trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and utilize this modality with children, teens, young adults and couples. Read more

Ciana Sedillo, LPCC

I provide holistic, multiculturally aware therapy services to individuals seeking support and healing through life’s challenges. I work to empower clients to own their strengths, enhance coping skills and transform self limiting beliefs and behaviors. I believe in providing both an educational and collaborative therapeutic relationship through which clients may feel strengthened to live their Read more

Rickie Palmer, LPCC

My goal is to help individuals with depression anxiety, history of trauma and other concerns coping with daily life. I believe we all have the capacity and resiliency inside ourselves to heal what may seem broken. If you are taking the time to read this page, then ask yourself what is propelling me forward?” Keep Read more

Catherine Warriner, LMFT

I am passionate about my work with individuals, couples and families. I help people who are impacted by issues related to addiction, grief/loss, anxiety, depression, and trauma. I engage my clients in healthier communication, strengthening relationships, understanding medical issues and the difficulties coping with dual diagnosis. My compassion helps individuals, couples and families build a Read more

Amanda Dodson, LCSW

It is easy, and even adaptive, to develop patterns of behavior to protect ourselves from pain. Substance use, disordered eating, and maladaptive relationship patterns can be very effective in managing distress in the short-term. When these patterns no longer serve you in the present, therapy can help you learn new, healthier ways of being with Read more