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Counselor, LPCC, LMHC

Conner Cress is a licensed professional clinical counselor based in Boise, Idaho, also licensed in Washington and California, with eight years in practice. He works with teens, adults and couples on trauma, relationship and intimacy concerns, anxiety, depression, grief and life transitions, and supports clients exploring sexuality, parenting, family patterns, spirituality and identity. He welcomes LGBTQ+ clients and also works with men's issues and narcissistic abuse. He works from an attachment lens with trauma-informed care, aimed at root causes rather than symptoms alone. He is EMDR-trained, is working toward a sex therapy certification, and draws on IFS, ACT, Gottman and Jungian ideas. He sees clients online.

Psychologist, PhD

Dr. Maya Klein is a licensed psychologist and psychoanalyst based in Boise, Idaho, also licensed in Virginia, with 14 years in practice. Dr. Klein sees children, teens, adults, older adults and couples for trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, eating disorders and relationship difficulties, as well as autism and developmental concerns. Many clients arrive sensing something is off even though life seems manageable, or after earlier treatment left them wanting more. The work is psychoanalytic and psychodynamic, with play and attention to development and family life for younger clients. Psychological testing and evaluation are also offered. Sessions are online.

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

Emily Avagian is a licensed clinical social worker in Carmel, Indiana, also licensed as an independent social worker in Ohio, with eight years in practice. Avagian works with preteens, teens, adults and older adults on anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and life transitions. Past experience spans foster care, schools, family systems work, assisted living and memory care, and a theme of the work is helping people find meaning and purpose. Methods include CBT, DBT, ACT, EMDR, cognitive processing therapy, motivational interviewing and mindfulness-based approaches, all delivered in a trauma-informed, inclusive way. Sessions are offered in person in Carmel and online.

Family Therapist, LMFT

Kandice Johnson is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Carmel, Indiana. She works with adults, couples and families who feel stuck, overwhelmed or disconnected in the relationships that matter most, and helps with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, addiction and bipolar disorder, as well as codependency, anger and relapse. Shame, guilt and past hurt are common themes in her work. As a Christian therapist, she offers clients the option of bringing faith into therapy alongside practical tools for change. Her methods include emotionally focused therapy, the Gottman Method, Imago, CBT, DBT and motivational interviewing. She sees clients in person in Carmel and online.

Licensed Master Social Worker, LMSW, CCLS

Jessica Demaree-Morgan is a licensed master social worker in Wichita, Kansas, and a certified child life specialist. She works with teens 14 and older, adults, older adults and families on anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, including suicide loss, as well as divorce and chronic illness such as cancer. She also supports people stretched thin by caregiving, parenting, work and relationship demands. Her approach is collaborative and focused on building coping skills and making changes that feel manageable and true to each person's values. She draws on CBT, ACT, EMDR and mindfulness-based and strength-based methods. She sees clients in person in Wichita and online.

Family Therapist, MSSW, LMFT

Chris Davis is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Louisville, Kentucky, with 17 years in practice. He works with teens, adults and couples at crossroads, whether a crisis, a stuck point in a marriage or a time of transition, and sees those moments as chances for growth. His focus includes relationship and intimacy concerns, rebuilding trust, anxiety, anger, depression, trauma and grief, along with addiction, gambling, OCD and bipolar disorder. He also works with fathers who want to be better dads and welcomes LGBTQ+ clients. He uses attachment-based, family systems, existential, narrative and mindfulness-based methods, plus CBT and hypnotherapy. He sees clients online.

Counselor, LPCA, LCMHCA

Marz Josephson is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in Lexington, Kentucky, also an associate counselor in North Carolina. She works with athletes, past and present, and other high achievers aged 11 and up who struggle with pressure, overthinking, anxiety, burnout, lost confidence or identity questions, often while appearing fine to others. She also helps with depression, trauma, grief, relationships, couples concerns and substance use. Having competed in Division I and now as a professional athlete, she brings firsthand understanding of injury and performance stress. Her style is direct and collaborative, using CBT, motivational interviewing, Accelerated Resolution Therapy and strengths-based strategies. She sees clients online.

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

Jessica Davis is a licensed clinical social worker in New Orleans with 19 years in practice. She works with teens, adults and older adults, and much of her work centers on healing from childhood trauma, especially for people who have spent years caring for everyone else and are worn down by it. She also helps clients with anxiety, depression, relationship patterns, self-esteem and life transitions, and offers an LGBTQ+ affirming space. Her approach blends evidence-based methods such as EMDR, ACT, CBT and emotionally focused therapy with an openness to clients' spiritual and intuitive interests. She sees clients in person in New Orleans and online, and offers a free 15-minute video consultation.

Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, NCC

Lisa LeMaster is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Metairie, Louisiana, with four years in practice. She focuses on resolving trauma itself rather than only managing its effects. Her clients include adult survivors of childhood abuse who want to parent differently, queer families facing identity and isolation challenges, and people recovering from high-control religious settings. She also helps with anxiety, depression, grief, dissociation and adoption-related concerns. LeMaster combines Brainspotting with talk therapy, exploring present life and past patterns, and also uses Internal Family Systems, attachment-based and compassion-focused work. Beyond individual sessions she leads group intensives, and she sees clients in person in Metairie and online.