Melanie has a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Psychological Trauma. She works with individuals and couples, and has completed Level 1 Gottman Training. Melanie will create a safe and secure space where you will feel supported in exploring life’s challenges without judgment. She will work with you towards understanding your story, unearthing your innate wisdom, and helping you develop the tools you need not just to cope, but to thrive. Whether you are trying to navigate the weight of past trauma, the stress of family conflict, or the uncertainty of life’s transitions, therapy with Melanie offers a place for healing, building resilience, and growth. She offers sessions via telehealth with flexible scheduling to make therapy accessible and convenient for your lifestyle.

“Kristi” holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology and provides telehealth therapy to adults/couples experiencing relationship challenges, anxiety, mid-life transitions, grief and loss, and issues related to self-worth. She takes a holistic, collaborative approach, working with clients to create personalized plans that address their needs and support their goals. Drawing from psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and mindfulness-based therapies, Kristi tailors her work to each client’s unique circumstances. She has also completed Gottman Level 1 training for couples. She is passionate about helping individuals reconnect with their inner strengths, navigate life’s challenges, and build tools for lasting emotional well-being. Kristi welcomes you to a space where your story matters, your feelings are honored, and your growth is encouraged.

Demitri Richmond is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and NAMA Certified Anger Management Specialist II based in the Pacific Northwest. She provides clinical supervision to registered Social Work Associates in Washington and is especially passionate about helping recent graduates develop a professional identity. Her supervision focuses on teaching foundational skills such as assessing for suicidality, conducting thorough biopsychosocial assessments, and establishing a collaborative relationship with clients at the onset of treatment. Demitri places emphasis on helping newer clinicians understand how clients’ family of origin and traumatic experiences shape their lives and the challenges that people face when attempting to access support. Demitri also provides brief therapy to Washington residents through Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) and reserves a limited number of telehealth appointments for Ohio residents.