Allison is a psychotherapist in private practice, specializing in supporting gifted, 2e, and neurodivergent clients dealing with stress, anxiety, internalized ableism, identity questions, and general overwhelm; she’s seen the pressure untreated anxiety can create throughout the lifespan. And as a 2e person herself, she knows the joys and challenges of that identity. Allison spent 18 years working in the public school system as a teacher, instructional coach, and school counselor, and has worked with kids from kindergarten through 12th grade on their mental health, social-emotional needs, independence, and problem-solving skills, including partnering with caregivers to ensure confidence in their abilities to support at home.. 

Allison is certified in Brainspotting, a mindfulness-based trauma-processing modality that accesses the limbic system for faster, deeper processing. As a parent, Allison knows personally and professionally the pressures that today’s parents and youth are under.  Allison is deeply relational, never judgmental, and is excited to emotionally and practically support you on this part of your parenting journey. 

Candice is a trauma-informed therapist who supports youth, young adults, and the families who love them through challenges like anxiety, perfectionism, identity development, and relational stress. With advanced training in EMDR, ADHD, CPTSD, and attachment-based approaches, she helps young people build confidence, emotional regulation, and a stronger sense of self while partnering closely with caregivers to improve communication, reduce anxiety cycles, and foster healthy independence using practical, research-backed tools. Her warm, collaborative style integrates nervous-system awareness with real-life strategies. 

As a parent herself, Candice understands the complexity and pressure of raising kids in today’s world. That lived experience, combined with her clinical background, gives her a deep appreciation for how much parents hold—and how isolating it can feel. She believes strongly in the power of community, nervous‑system safety, and supportive guidance to help caregivers navigate the many roles and responsibilities they carry. Her work is rooted in compassion, collaboration, and the belief that parents deserve spaces where they feel understood, resourced, and not alone.