Community Violence

Laura Todd, LPCC

I bring clinical knowledge, you bring lived experience. Together, we create something tailored to who you are – not who you were told to be, using a blend of trauma-informed, liberation-oriented practices.

Rebecca Castle-Waller

Hey Survivor, looking for a space where you can finally be vulnerable and imperfect enough to heal? You don’t have to hold it all together on your own anymore, this is the space for you to be your messy, imperfect self.

Kevin Daniels

Kevin Daniels, LCSW. Trauma therapist and owner of Open Minds Therapy in Milford, Delaware. Parts-informed, somatic, EMDR-trained. LGBTQIA2S+ affirming. Seven years working with complex developmental trauma, co-occurring disorders, and grief.

Katie Grant

Katie is a bisexual fat cis white woman who has 2 decades of trauma therapy experience including many years as a client, on her own perpetual journey of healing from complex trauma. She strives for authenticity and attunement over all else.

Vanessa H. Roddenberry

Dr. Roddenberry, is a licensed psychologist and founder of Breyta Psychological Services. She specializes in trauma therapy using evidence-based approaches like CPT, PE, and ACT, helping clients build resilience and achieve meaningful change.

Kristen Plake

Kristen Plake has over a decade of experience working with healthcare workers, first responders, and those dealing with chronic trauma, anxiety, depression, or illness.

Dr. Evone Zander

I specialize in using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Prolonged Exposure (PE), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and mindfulness to help individuals heal from trauma, anxiety, and emotional struggles.

Rebecca Lederman

Whether you are suffering from OCD, social anxiety, depression, people-pleasing, existential fears, relationship concerns, fear or shame, you deserve to feel important, understood, and cared for. I am committed to showing up for you.

Erica K. Smith, LCSW

I am an EMDRIA-Certified EMDR therapist, and clinical social worker supporting people to process through trauma and undesired behavior patterns, as they work toward the life they want for themselves. As someone’s therapist, I see the therapeutic relationship as a partnership that works best when both parties are engaged in the work. I practice consent-driven…