Meet Our People

Andrew is a licensed social worker in Maryland with more than a decade of experience helping clients navigate unexpected challenges. He combines a depth psychology approach with evidence-based practices such as cognitive-behavioral therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Andrew helps clients approach their hardships mindfully, guiding them to release the struggle and discover what can be learned from difficult situations.

Radically non-judgmental, Anna draws on her decades of experience working in social movements to help you work towards a life in line with your values. Building on the belief that we can all be present, authentic, and whole, Anna's approach is informal, collaborative, and direct, gently guiding your attention to the ways in which you are your own best teacher. She places emphasis on the relationship between our mind, body, and spirit, and she encourages connection and community with others and the more-than-human world.

Candace Oglesby is a licensed professional counselor (LCPC) and board-approved supervisor in the state of Maryland, holding a master's degree in clinical psychology. Candace brings a wealth of expertise to her role in having over 10 years of experience. Some of her specializations include the intersectionality of mental health equity, innovative mental health treatment (psychedelics and clinical research trials), and technology.

Heather is an empathetic and non-judgmental therapist who is passionate about holding space for people to connect to themselves. She understands that therapy is a collaborative process and adapts to meet the needs of each individual person. Heather works with children, adolescents, and adults, especially those who've experienced trauma and members of the LGBTQIA+ population.

Jennifer is a transpersonal therapist who approaches healing holistically through the lens of body, mind, and spirit. She believes that transformation comes from addressing the root cause of symptoms, allowing for liberation from habitual patterns. Emotionally focused, body-centered, and heart-guided, she intuitively supports clients in deepening self-awareness by accessing personal insight through attunement to inner wisdom, discovery of unconscious realms and experiences of compassion and unity.

Jeremy believes that true healing, growth, and change come from understanding what it means to be human—body, mind, and spirit. His approach is warm, grounded, and practical, helping clients develop skills to navigate challenges, regulate emotions, and live a more meaningful life in alignment with their values.

Kandyce believes therapy is a sacred space where clients can cultivate the tools necessary for personal liberation. With warmth and authenticity, she collaborates with clients to reclaim their power and write their stories.

Laura Barrett, also known as “Nurse Laura” is the Founder/Executive Director of the National Clinical Director Consortium, Owner, and Operator of Ask Nurse Laura, and on the Board of multiple non-profits including the Connor Sheffield Foundation. She focuses on providing education on cannabis and psychedelic medicine options to individuals, small groups, or large conference auditoriums.

Luke works with individuals who often navigate the world through drive and intellect, including many high-achievers, creatives, and deep thinkers. Over time, they may find themselves feeling disconnected, drained, or stuck in cycles of overfunctioning, perfectionism, and self-doubt. To manage stress and demanding relationships, many come to rely on logic, high standards, and constant forward motion—often pushing ahead even when their inner resources feel stretched thin.

MacKenna is committed to creating a warm, curious, and radically accepting space where clients feel fully seen, heard, and valued. She considers it an honor to walk alongside individuals on their healing journeys, offering support that is gentle, non-pathologizing, and deeply attuned to each person’s unique growth process.

Maija believes that all humans seek connection, understanding, and love. Yet, life’s challenges—trauma, stress, and adversity—can lead to disconnection and loss. These hardships disrupt our ability to trust, to be truly seen, and to feel at home within ourselves. She views therapy as a space to expand self-awareness, cultivate meaning and purpose, and embrace the messiness of our lived experiences.

Monica’s therapeutic approach is deeply collaborative, creating a safe and nonjudgmental space for clients to process trauma, perspective and pain. They have extensive experience working with LGBTQ+ individuals, sex workers, survivors of abuse and intimate partner violence, immigrants, and those navigating neurodiversity, disability, non-monogamy and gender identity. They also have experience as a psychedelic therapist and helping people integrate their psychedelic experiences into their lives.

Nicole is a social worker from Baltimore, Maryland. Her approach is trauma-informed, intersectional, and shaped by her lived experience as a nonbinary person with disabilities from a working class family. She works with clients experiencing anxiety, trauma, depression, autism/ADHD/sensory sensitivities, life transitions, and grief. She also works with folks looking to explore their spirituality, integrate psychedelic experiences, or learn more about energy in safe, practical ways.

Peejo is an affirming care practitioner who integrates talk therapy with mindfulness and contemplative practices. She emphasizes cultural humility, client wisdom, and a strength-based, trauma-informed approach. She has extensive experience working in higher education and supporting international students, young professionals, and those navigating significant life transitions.

Rebecca takes a trauma-informed, strengths-based, and resilience-centered approach to therapy. She empowers clients to navigate life transitions, manage anxiety and depression, and develop effective strategies for handling everyday stress. By integrating cognitive behavioral techniques, motivational interviewing, and somatic-based interventions, Rebecca helps clients feel more grounded and confident on their healing journey.

Taking the first step toward change is significant, but true growth comes from taking the next step—and the one after that. Sara understands that many people are ready to move forward but face obstacles, whether external challenges or internal struggles. No matter where someone has been or what they’re facing, she is committed to walking alongside them as they find their path forward.

Shannon is a relational and trauma-informed therapist who offers an authentic, compassionate approach rooted in psychodynamic principles. She focuses on understanding how past experiences and early relationships shape present behaviors. Shannon uses a person-centered approach that prioritizes cultural awareness and integrates diverse techniques tailored to each client's unique needs. She supports adults facing trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and grief.

Sunny offers a warm, restorative space where clients feel seen, heard, and respected throughout the therapeutic process. With a trauma-informed and nonjudgmental approach, she helps individuals work through anxiety, depression, self-criticism, and life transitions. She also has experience supporting clients navigating personality disorders and trauma recovery.

Theresa is a compassionate and empathetic therapist whose main goal is to help people understand that they no longer have to navigate life’s challenges alone. It takes courage to reach out for help, but wonderfully challenging life changes can occur when one does seek support from a professional. She believes in a sense of synchronicity and that if clients feel drawn to speak to her, they should absolutely reach out!