It is my desire to create an environment of trust, openness, and curiosity that allows the client's story/history to unfold over time.

My communication style is warm, empathetic, and collaborative. I aim to create a non-judgmental, supportive environment where clients feel heard, valued, and understood. In sessions, I encourage open dialogue, fostering a space of trust and safety, where clients can express themselves freely. Working with me feels comfortable and empowering. I balance gentle guidance with active listening, ensuring clients feel respected as we work together to explore solutions and promote healing.

I believe that therapy is most helpful when it is an experience and not just talking about thoughts. As a relational psychodynamic therapist, I think there is a lot to be gained from having more insight and clarity into ourselves and the ways we function in the world and our relationships. As a somatically informed therapist, I think building awareness of our bodies and what they are telling us opens up even more avenues for healing, especially when insight doesn't feel like it is enough. I work holistically and from a trauma-informed lens to combine the two in a way that is uniquely right for you and your needs. To this end, I have completed foundational training in Sensorimotor Therapy for trauma, a somatic psychotherapy, as well as a three-year training in Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy, a modality which combines psychoanalytic insight and depth with a focus on our bodies and emotions. The style of therapy I practice is active and collaborative, focusing not only on intellectual insight but also on helping you to have a new, meaningful experience. I believe a good therapy relationship, like any good relationship, allows us to feel seen, heard, and compassionately challenged to grow and create the change we want in our lives.

Katy specializes in working with children (ages 3-17), young adults, couples, and families. Her areas of expertise include Autism Spectrum Disorder, Asperger's Syndrome, children coping with divorcefamily transition, and co-parenting. She is the creator and facilitator of the LifeMap Asperger's Social Success Group, which is a support group with a social skills coaching curriculum that teaches individuals on the autism spectrum how to successfully transition to the next stage of their lives. Katy has 7 years of direct clinical experience working with these populations. AUTISM THERAPY - Katy Webb supports families as they navigate the complex emotions and multi-layered experiences of caring for a child or young adult with autism. Katy does this by empowering clients with the strategies needed to work through difficult emotions and new overwhelming experiences. Parents are coached to discover ways to maximize the wonderful potential of their child. By utilizing technology such as Facetime and Skype, Katy can be available to families across the United States if a face-to-face appointment isn't feasible. CHILDADOLESCENT THERAPY - Katy enjoys working with young children and helping them cope with the stress of life in a more positive way. Katy has the energy to keep up with hyperactive kids - in fact, many of her therapeutic activities involve creative movement andor recreational therapy. When children confront problems and negative emotions in a clinical setting such as Katy's office, it allows them to change the way they think and feel. This positive change in the thoughtbehavior process leads the child to discover new solutions for their stress. Children learn to confront, define and master their problems. TEENS, ADULTS, FAMILIES- Katy works with teens and adults experiencing challenges with managing depression, anxiety, body image struggles, relationship issues, and difficulties adapting to changes associated with major life transitions. Katy takes the time to hear the voice of each individual patient, uncover primary and hidden issues, and ultimately provides feedbackguidance. Her direct but supportive coaching style helps clients gain insight and motivation to more effectively manage emotions and behaviors, facilitate personal growth and make lasting positive life changes. COUPLES - Katy's clinical expertise, extensive skill set, and vibrant enthusiasm for supporting couples, families, and those experiencing relationship challenges are clear. She helps individuals and couples remove the emotional blocks that stand in the way of achieving their goals. This creates new opportunities for couples and family dyads to develop practical life strategies to make healthy relational and personal life shifts.

One of my favorite quotes is: "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away." To me, life is a journey. There will be many bumps, bruises, and obstacles along the way. That's okay. It's how you overcome those hurdles that count. Some need more assistance than others on this journey, and that's okay too. My approach is to promote healing and personal growth and development along this journey called life. I do not claim to have all of the answers. I believe that everyone is the expert of their own lives. My role is to assist you with getting out of your own way and discovering the path that you want to follow.

I take a holistic approach that incorporates mind, body, and spirit. I believe it's important to integrate life meaning into counseling. I respect all faith backgrounds (including none), work within personal belief frameworks, and have appreciation for alternative paths as well as mainstream religions. I'll work with you to set goals and the proper pacing of therapy. Therapy is a collaboration, as ultimately the power to change rests within you. I emphasize unconditional positive regard, respect, a safe and caring therapeutic relationship, individual strengths, and taking control over choices.

I believe the therapeutic relationship itself is a healing experience. During sessions, we are able to process your thoughts, emotions, and lived truth in context with your current life. We work together, with you in charge of the pace and direction that we go in. I offer you a mirror to see your life from different perspectives, as we so often get stuck in one thought pattern. I believe you have deep wisdom within you; my job is to help you connect to your inner self so that you can gain insight that allows you to live your best life.

What brings you to therapy is pain in your life. Did you know that have strengths, already present within yourself - to cope with what life throws you? I can help you discover those strengths and learn to use them - so that you can start feeling in control of your life again.

We offer medication management, therapy, or both depending on what you need. Led by a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP), we provide what most practices can't: comprehensive psychiatric support under one roof from someone who sees the whole picture. No bouncing between providers. No repeating your history. No gaps in your care. Our approach is simple: we listen first. A successful treatment plan requires a true understanding of your history, your goals, and what hasn't worked before—so we can build a plan that actually moves you forward.

I have several years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults and families struggling with depression, anxiety, grief, self-confidence, trauma and addictions in a variety of settings. I have an eclectic approach to counseling, I draw from various modalities and techniques in order to provide the best support for my client. My goal is to provide a safe, supportive and accepting environment in which we can explore challenges, gain insight and facilitate positive personal change and growth.

Elizabeth Peters is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over 3 years of experience. She has had the privilege of working in crisis management, forensics, incarceration, and outpatient settings. She works with individuals ages 5 and up who have concerns including addiction, depression, anxiety, severe mental illness, and trauma.

Are you uncertain about your relationship? Perhaps trust has been broken, feelings have shifted, or another connection is calling your attention. These doubts can feel overwhelming, isolating, and confusing. Take a step today—explore your feelings, clarify your values, and navigate your decision-making process. Begin your path to insight, peace, and understanding. You don’t have to face this alone.