Congratulations on taking the step of finding a new therapist! We know how overwhelming it can be to find someone you feel safe enough to start this journey with, someone who fits what you are needing, and someone you can see who fits your budget. We want to say first of all that we are a family of non-judgmental, compassionate, open minded healers who between us have experience working with people of all identities, backgrounds, and sets of issues. We are committed to providing accessible healthcare and are currently in network with Cigna, Medicare, Medicaid, Healthy Blue, Ambetter Health, most BCBS, United, Optum, and Aetna plans.  We each also offer sliding scale pro-bono slots. We look forward to walking by your side, no matter where you have been or where you’d like to go.

 

Terra Hodge, LCSW

I provide a safe, open minded, and nurturing environment which gives my clients the non-judgmental support they need in order to heal and grow. I draw from existential and interpersonal therapy styles in order to deepen my clients’ sense of meaning and purpose in their lives, and to find acceptance around themes like impermanence, imperfection, and identity. I value mindfulness, self-compassion, vulnerability, and authenticity. I care deeply about the therapeutic relationship I build with my clients, as it is usually at the core of most growth in therapy.

 
 

Talia Kintzele, LCSWA

I offer a warm, nonjudgmental space so my clients can feel deeply heard and understood. Together, we explore the emotional patterns, pressures, and expectations that may be weighing on them. My work with clients often includes building healthier boundaries, easing unnecessary guilt, and developing greater self-compassion—so they can feel more grounded and more confident moving forward.

I work with individuals facing anxiety (including panic attacks and OCD), grief (related to the death of a loved one or the loss of a relationship, role, or season of life), and trauma. I support people across many stages of life, especially during times of transition, stress, or identity development (including teens).

Life transitions, complicated family dynamics, relationship struggles, and loss can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re carrying them on your own. Healing and meaningful change are possible! I would be honored to walk alongside you.

Andy Ewing

 I enjoy working with clients navigating all kinds of life’s challenges, including relationship struggles, parenting and co-parenting issues, and the impact of mental illness or addiction in families. I offer a supportive space for people healing from religious trauma, childhood abuse, and complex family dynamics.

I draw on the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to help strengthen communication, rebuild trust, and foster secure, fulfilling relationships. I often integrate Mindful Self-Compassion and DBT skills to help clients manage overwhelming emotions and deepen self-acceptance. I also have a passion for leading process groups, where clients can experience connection, insight, and healing in community.

My style is collaborative, person-centered, and grounded in compassion—helping clients find their resilience, and move toward healing and peace. Rooted in an antiracist, feminist, trauma-informed perspective, I am queer- and trans-affirming and attentive to the ways patriarchy and systemic oppression shape our lives.

As I complete the final few months of my clinical internship, I am offering a fee that matches your copay. In June I will be in network with the insurance plans listed above. I look forward to hearing from you.