Holly Robinson, LICSW
Holly Robinson, LICSW
I believe in an empathic approach to therapy. It is important to me to meet clients where they are at, using a strengths-based and nonjudgmental approach. I draw from a variety of therapy modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, motivational interviewing, illness management and recovery and dialectical behavioral therapy. Additionally, I am trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) for the treatment of trauma and PTSD. I believe in providing a safe and welcoming environment that allows individuals to effectively manage their lives and reach their highest potential.
Rachel Levine, LMFT
My approach is collaborative in which a unique, confidential, helping relationship is developed between myself and client(s). I help my clients understand themselves and relationships influencing their lives. I believe couples of any orientation can find resolution, and assist families by promoting communication, exploring family dynamics and relational challenges. My practice is open and affirming to any identity or relationship however defined, and I am dedicated to LGBTQQ equality and inclusion.
James Stolz, LICSW, LADC
In my practice, I help people overcome their personal obstacles to change. Together, we identify those issues which we can change and those that we can accept. In the past 30 years, I have helped people create healthy movement in their lives and to develop a balanced design for living that can serve as a foundation for years to come. I strive to provide an atmosphere that is respectful and safe. I am trained in cognitive-behavioral therapy with a special focus on chemical dependency. I also have specialized training in Sexual Addiction, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, ADHD coaching and Wellness Coaching.