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Our diverse staff of mental health professionals provides a wide range of treatment options for you and your family.

We are a group comprised of independent psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical social workers, licensed marriage and family therapists, and licensed professional counselors. Our clinicians blend their varying specialties together to provide comprehensive and compassionate treatment for our patients.

So whether you are looking for counseling, medication management, or testing services, our staff is devoted to finding the right tools to aid you on your path to wellness.

What kind of mental health professional should I see?

Mental health providers offer different services based on their licensure and specialties. Here are some general definitions for each provider type at our clinic:

Psychiatrists: These are medical doctors who specialize in mental health. While many provide some psychotherapy services in session, their main focus is finding and prescribing medications that best aid in your treatment.

APNPs: APNPs, or Advanced Practice Nurse Prescribers, are medical professionals who specialize in mental health. Many provide some psychotherapy services in session, but they are also able to find and prescribe medications that best aid in your treatment.

Psychologists: These professionals have PsyD’s or PhD’s in the field of psychology. Some psychologists provide therapy in session in order to help their patients. Other psychologists may specialize in psychological and/or neuropsychological testing in order to clarify a diagnosis or provide assessments for professional settings. Please see our psychologists’ individual pages for details on what services they offer.

Licensed Clinical Social Workers: These professionals have master’s degrees in social work that are trained in psychotherapy services. They work directly with their clients in therapy to help them manage different mental health issues.

Licensed Professional Counselors: These are professionals with master’s degrees in mental health counseling. Like some psychologists and LCSWs, these providers work with their clients in session to address their mental health concerns with psychotherapy and varying treatment modalities.

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists: These professionals with master’s degrees help couples and family members manage problems within their relationships. LMFTs diagnose and identify the causes of strains in relationships and then apply psychotherapeutic techniques to counsel and offer solutions to clients.