April is one of the co-founders of LSTS and has been providing therapy to children and families since 2000.  She is holistic in her approach to individuals and their treatment needs.  She specializes in adolescents and their families, as well as young and middle-aged adults.

Certifications: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; Trauma-Focused CBT; FFT; Child Mental Health Professional

Rachel (she/her) comes into the field of therapy with 14 years of alternative outdoor based education experience for youth ages 4-18 years old. Rachel works with children, youth, teens, and adults. She is very passionate about holding space for people and believes that they are the true healers of themselves. Rachel aims to create a space of safety, trust, unconditional positive regard, and acceptance. Her therapeutic modalities include Play Therapy, Art Therapy, Trauma-Informed and Healing Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person-Centered and Mindfulness Based Therapy.  She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate working under the supervision of a state-approved supervisor.

Jennifer’s (she/her) clinical approach is trauma-informed and integrates motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavioral interventions, psychodynamic and humanistic methodologies and is person-centered and mindfulness-based. Her treatment philosophy and range of techniques relies on a collaborative therapeutic partnership that is positive-action oriented and individualized to the client’s strengths, needs, and desired outcomes. She practices from a multicultural and social justice framework. Jennifer is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate working under the supervision of a state-approved supervisor.

​Nadine (she/her) provides a safe space to become curious about patterns, to learn about dealing with emotions, and to identify strengths and values. She often uses motivational interviewing as well as cognitive behavioral interventions to support clients in redefining what it means to live life more fully and experience a deeper connection to themselves and others. Inspired by relational-cultural theory, Nadine’s clinical approach is trauma-informed, emotionally-focused, and grounded in humanistic principles. She is also a Veteran, certified peer counselor, spiritual explorer, and avid Rumi reader. Nadine is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate working under the supervision of a state-approved supervisor.

Jason (he/him) has over ten years of experience working in the field of social services and behavioral health, providing direct intervention and case management. This includes working with youth in therapeutic foster care settings and public schools. Jason works with children, teenagers, and adults. Employing a person-centered approach from a multicultural lens, Jason pulls from several modalities and various interventions to tailor treatment to client needs. Models include (but are not limited to): Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Person-Centered Therapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. 

Renee is one of the co-owners of Living Sound. Renee provides services to adults who are experiencing sexual issues such as erectile dysfunction, sexual performance anxiety, changes in sexual functioning related to underlying health issues or life circumstances. This could include the challenges of fostering sex and intimacy during pregnancy and post baby when many women struggle with body image and relationships with partner.Renee uses an eclectic approach of various treatment modalities to include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy,  Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Attachment Theory and other techniques to help you reach your goals.

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Sam (she/her) works with individuals and couples in all phases of life dealing with a variety of concerns.  Sam is a trauma-informed therapist and uses an integrative approach to healing.  Sam’s treatment modalities include Internal Family Systems, attachment-based strategies, mindfulness, somatic experiencing, Family Systems, Emotion Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, TF-CBT, psychoeducation, and others.  Sam provides treatment for PTSD, anxiety, OCD, depression, and relational issues.  Sam is also a Child Mental Health Specialist and Disability Mental Health Specialist.  

Kit uses they/she pronouns. They offer heart-led counseling to adults, which seeks to uplift people and embolden them to feel their feelings. Kit works with folks who are processing grief and loss, relational disconnection, transitions, burnout, perfectionism, creative blocks, fear, and other experiences that can lead to a sense of being stuck. Kit is a NEDA approved death companion and end-of-life planner, meaning that their therapeutic approach has a big-picture view, where folks are invited to take honest inventory on their lives, and bring their authentic selves into the work. As your therapist, Kit will value your inherent right to experience liberation, joy and pleasure and will ask you for your active collaboration throughout this process. Kit is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate, working under a state-approved supervisor. 

Stephanie (she/her) works with individuals, couples and children from a variety of backgrounds. Stephanie utilizes a relational theory framework where each individual can learn the importance of mutual empathy and empowerment within their current relationships. She strives to take the role as a facilitator or guide to help you identify the patterns that are no longer working for you, and develop new strategies to heal and change. She supports clients in navigating a large range of social and emotional challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, and life transitions.

Julie (she/her) values coming alongside others in their mental health journey. She believes that therapy is a catalyst for growth; a space to process thoughts and emotions, understand habits and patterns of thought, navigate relational distress, build a healthy sense of self, cultivate skills to protect our peace, and most importantly, to pursue healing. Julie approaches counseling with a holistic lens, choosing a treatment modality that best fits the individual needs of the client. She leans toward psychodynamic and humanistic methodologies and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, but also integrates other modalities such as attachment-based strategies, family systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy, and mindfulness based practices. Julie works with individual adults and families. She has experience working with depression, anxiety, grief, relational distress, adjustment difficulty, and PTSD.