Religious Trauma

Desiree N. Robinson

My name is Desirée N. Robinson and I support people in healing emotional wounds around Sex, Intimacy & Trauma. I am also a Bariatric Specialist supporting the shift in mental wellness with the rapid – and unpredictable – changes in the body.

Kate Wester

My integrative approach combines deeply relational, trauma-informed, somatic, contemplative, and expressive practices to support the recovery of your innate resilience and wholeness, and to strengthen your capacity to manage difficulties.

Gabrielle Kilgore

I believe that while no life is without some measure of pain or struggle; therapy can be a transformative, healing process which opens the door to a more fulfilling relationship with yourself and others.

Kenneth Allred

I provide compassionate and strength-based support to individuals struggling with stress, especially related to painful religious experiences and relationship stress.

Caroline Artley

Do you want to get more out of counseling? If so, I offer new, dynamic methods to help you find peace. Maybe you want to get a handle on things before they spiral out of control. Maybe you’ve gone to therapy before but it didn’t stick. Many people go through years of trial-and-error counseling and…

Catherine Fries

I own a small group practice that is focused and specialized in trauma and attachment focused therapy. We work with children, teens, young adults, parents and families and work from a relational/experiential framework.

Nicole Marie Gutierrez

Eileen Griffin

My passion is helping those who feel “crazy,” scared, or broken see their strength and change unhelpful patterns. My primary areas of expertise are treating anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, and developmental/repeated trauma.

Kimberly Ann Perlin

I help with scrappy women raised in emotionally chaotic homes ditch the negative press and step into their power. Most of my clients struggle with PTSD, depression and anxiety. I utilize EMDR.

Krista Verrastro

I help people who feel used, abused, neglected, or rejected transform from surviving to thriving. I do this by blending drama therapy, talk therapy, and EMDR therapy.

Sean Taylor Kirkland

I recently became a licensed associate marriage & family therapist. Graduating from Mercer University’s School of Medicine in 2019, areas of interest include C-PTSD, Polyvagal Theory, addiction, and religious trauma syndrome. Hope in neuroplasticity!