BRITTANY RUSS, MSW, LCSW
Owner & Clinical Supervisor
(She/Her)
Brittany has over 19 years of Social Work and combined leadership experience. During these years she has been supporting others on their personal journeys by way of a dynamic clinical social work perspective. Within her social work degree, she became experienced in working with individuals to improve interpersonal, community and systemic relationships. In addition, she takes a strong approach to systemic level action and change while working to be a leader within the community for children and families. She believes that community, support systems and coping skills can be the building blocks to less stress, improved relationships, and overall wellness for the individual and the community.
JILL HSIEH,
PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR ASSOCIATE
(She/Her)
Jill's therapeutic method often involves using Cognitive- Behavioral Therapy
(CBT), Solution- Focus and Motivation Interviewing. In Jill's counseling sessions, in addition to talk therapy, she also uses art and creativity in her practice. She believes during session the atmosphere doesn’t always have to be heavy and sad, it can also be filled with fun and joy. She has experience with patients with depression, anxiety, family issues, relationship issues, self-esteem and life transitions.
As an immigrant and Asian woman, she believes she can better understand peoples’ struggles when they are from a different cultural background. She is offering service in two languages, English and Chinese Mandarin.
VERONICA MELO, CSWA
(She/Her)
Veronica is a bilingual bicultural associate clinical social worker with two years of experience working with adolescents and families in residential and school settings. Veronica’s methods often include client-centered, strengths-based, and trauma informed care as well as motivational interviewing. Veronica has experience supporting clients through depression, anxiety, trauma, and immigrant related stressors.
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RACHEL BURK,
PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR ASSOCIATE
(She/Her)
Rachel uses an Existential Therapy approach to counseling, with influences of Feminist and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques. She also has experience integrating techniques from other theories in order to mold her treatments to each individual client's needs. Rachel has a history of working with depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, burnout, self-esteem issues and more. She has a special interest in working with the elderly and LGBTQIA2S+ populations through their unique life struggles. Rachel believes therapy should be collaborative and considers herself a guide for those she serves, dedicated to assisting and supporting them through their journeys of self-discovery, purpose, healing, and growth.
CATERIN MUNGUIA, CSWA
(She/Her)
Caterin is an associate clinical social worker with seven years of clinical experience and a wide range of life experiences. As a clinician, she has had the pleasure of working as a counselor with all types of interesting people and in various settings including, as a team leader in an inpatient facility, and a private outpatient counselor. The clinician has worked with people who are experiencing Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Autism, ADHD, generation differences, and unexpected life challenges to name a few. Some of the clinician's most used modalities include Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Skills. The clinician has worked with a number of communities to name a few the Latino/x community, Asian, and the African American community. She has been lucky enough to work with people at all stages of life the age range being 3-70. The clinician looks forward to working with both Spanish-speaking people and English-speaking people from the Latino/x community.
KAYLEY CLOTHIER,
PROFESSIONAL COUNSELOR ASSOCIATE
(She/Her)
Kayley has worked with adolescents and adults in a variety of settings, from nonprofit to community mental health. She often uses a combination of skill-based and mind/body approaches, such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and somatic interventions. She also draws from parts work and creative interventions. She has a special interest in and experience helping with complex trauma as well as depression, anxiety, life transitions, identity formation, and relational issues. Kayley strives to meet her clients with acceptance and work in a collaborative, strength-based manner to support them toward their goals and personal healing.
JODIE BROWN, LCSW
(She/Her)
Jodie has over 25 years of experience working with adults, adolescents, and families in various clinical settings. She is compassionate, non-judgmental, and cares about the people she works with. She believes that each individual is doing the best that they can, and her job in the therapeutic relationship is to provide support and skills guidance to nurture everyone to reach their individual best.
Her approach is client-centered, trauma-informed, and strength-based. Among other evidence-based practices, she uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and Solution Focused approaches to help others overcome personal barriers and feel truly successful. She has experience helping with various real-life struggles such as, depression, anxiety, relationship and/or family issues, PTSD, self-esteem, parenting and motivation. She finds it a privilege and is honored when others allow her to help them on their journey to health and to self-satisfaction.
MEL COX
Director of Business Operations
(She/Her)