• Kelly Culpepper Towe

    LMFT, LPC-MHSP

    Kelly’s main focus is in relationship care and grief counseling. She has a drive to see more healthy relationships in our community and desires to help clients navigate better conflict, increase communication skills, and foster positive regard and deep understanding in all kinds of relationship. When working with individual clients, she believes learning to grieve well is learning to live well, and she would be honored to walk along side clients in their loss.

    Kelly Culpepper Towe
  • Hannah Blackwell

    LMFT

    Hannah integrates diverse frameworks and modalities to cater to the unique needs of her clients. She believes that while our past experiences undoubtedly influence who we are, they don’t have to determine who we become. Working with depression, anxiety, relationships, infidelity recovery, blending families codependency, or navigating major life transitions, it is Hannah’s goal to provide a safe space for clients to process, heal, and grow.

    Hannah Blackwell
  • Cody Towe

    LPC-MHSP

    As a systems-focused therapist, Cody believes that people are formed within the communities and relationships they are a part of and that early experiences with parents and caregivers can be very formative in personality and identity development. His specialties include relationship care, OCD, anxiety, and depression. Cody utilizes approaches and techniques from attachment theory, Gottman, and EFT to help individuals and couples meet their goals.

    Cody Towe
  • Rachel Alms

    LPC-MHSP

    Whether working with an adult exploring deep-seated experiences or life transitions, or a child navigating new emotions and challenges, Rachel’s approach prioritizes empathy, openness, and respect for each individual's unique process. Her goal is to help clients feel welcome and secure, ensuring their voices are valued and their personal growth is supported every step of the way.

    Rachel Alms
  • Amy Fowler

    LPC-MHSP

    When asked how Michelangelo created such an angel from a secondhand stone, he replied, “David was always in the stone; I simply chipped away what did not belong to him.” In therapy, we gently chip away at shameful messages together. Drawing from personal experience and professional observation, Amy believes seeing ourselves clearly fosters internal relief and healthier relationships.

    Amy Fowler
  • Madeline Somers

    LMFT

    Madeline’s approach is deeply warm, collaborative, and holistic. She believes true healing occurs when the whole person is honored and her work integrates body, mind, and spirit. Together with her clients, she creates a safe, judgment-free space to explore patterns, process old wounds, cultivate more fulfilling and integrated relationships, and build practical tools for a grounded life.

    Madeline Somers
  • Luke Sorrell

    M.A.

    Luke brings warmth and attunement to work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families, fostering authenticity and healing. He integrates family systems and attachment with experiential therapies, like Brainspotting, Psychodrama, and TraumaPlay. Luke specializes in complex trauma and grief, sexuality, identity, and faith, providing a non-judgmental, non-coercive space.

    Luke Sorrell
  • Michelle Dawson

    M.A.

    Michelle’s counseling style is rooted in the belief that our past and present relationships shape us. She works with clients to understand how early experiences influence current struggles and empowers them to create healthier patterns moving forward. She is committed to creating a safe space for clients to explore their unique journeys with empathy and respect.

    Michelle Dawson
  • Mallory Smith

    M. Ed.

    Mallory’s approach is rooted in helping clients process how the past shaped them while attuning to current emotions and somatic signals, often employing visualizations to address inner conflict or chart a new path forward. Mallory works from a variety of modalities including attachment theory, psychodynamic, IFS, and somatic EMDR to support clients.

    Mallory Smith
  • Sally Carruthers

    COUNSELING INTERN

    Life can interrupt our stories with chapters we would never have chosen, leaving us feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected. Sally works with clients to reclaim their stories and reconnect with the resilience they already possess. Her therapy style is grounded in the belief that healing happens in the context of genuine connection, and she offers a warm, inviting space for clients to heal and grow.

    Sally Carruthers