Offering Confidential Video Teletherapy Sessions
We are here to support you! Our clinicians are currently accepting new clients for online telehealth services.
Individual Counseling
A safe and supportive space to create positive long-lasting changes for yourself, your relationships and your mental health.
Couples Counseling
Guidance, education, and support in improving your long-term relationship functioning, intimacy, and overall happiness.
Anxiety
Learn to calm your body and manage life’s overwhelming stressors.
Depression
Challenge your behavior and thoughts to support the life you want to live.
Sex Therapy
Rekindle the romance, improve your sexual satisfaction, and learn how to communicate about sex with your partner.
Grief & Loss
Process times of transition and learn to thrive in your new normal.
Our Mission
To encourage the autonomy of every client in crafting a life experience that feels fulfilling, happy, healthy, and pleasurable.
To assist clients in observing their negative patterns so as to instigate positive change.
To create a safe and trustworthy space for clients to be open and honest with themselves about what they can control and what they can’t.
To hold hope for positive change and offer direction when the client feels lost.
To facilitate education and practical tools for clients to learn a new and improved way of interacting with the world.
To explore life experiences, beliefs, values, and personalities without shame or judgment.
Recent Articles
Meet the Therapist: Leah Hoekstra, LMSW, CAADC
What do you specialize in?I have more than 10 years working in mental health and addictions. I have provided treatment in both community and outpatient settings in the past. I specialize in treating individuals that are in recovery from substance use as well as those who experience complex trauma, difficulty in times of transition, grief…
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How Parents can Survive Social Isolation with COVID-19
It’s surreal, isn’t it? Grocery stores are sold out of toilet paper and Clorox wipes. Milk, potatoes, bread, batteries, soap, and rice are all flying off the shelves. We’re each hyper-aware of any cough heard throughout the store. We glance judgingly into each other’s carts and internally label people as either “doomsdayers” – or we…
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