Tamela Schaap
Tamela is a warm and non-judgmental therapist who creates a safe, supportive space for clients to explore truth in their experiences and move toward peace and self-acceptance. She welcomes both Christian and non-Christian clients. Tamela specializes in trauma, including emotional abuse, domestic abuse, neglect, spiritual abuse, and divorce, drawing from approaches such as TF-CBT, DBT, and EMDR.
Stephen Na
Stephen is a Clinical Therapist with a master’s degree in social work from Spring Arbor University. He has worked with individuals across all life stages, including childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. In his practice, Stephen strives to create a welcoming and judgment-free environment where clients feel heard, valued, and supported. He is committed to helping individuals overcome life’s challenges while fostering self-confidence and personal resilience.
Sara Winter
Allison is a Clinical Therapist who recently graduated from Grand Valley State University with her Master’s Degree in Social Work. Allison has a history of working with adults who struggle with addiction, depression, stress management and anxiety. Within her practice, Allison creates a safe and non-judgmental space where individuals feel comfortable and supported. A goal of Allison’s is to guide her clients to find ways to overcome their life challenges and help find their confidence in themselves.
Outside from helping others, Allison is found traveling with her husband and their puppy. Allison enjoys camping, hiking, and binge-watching new shows on Netflix.
Natasha Smith
Hi, I’m Natasha! A trauma-informed, EMDR-trained therapist dedicated to helping high-achieving women, teens, and couples move from survival mode into calm, connection, and self-trust. My work is grounded in trauma-informed approaches that blend EMDR, somatic therapy, parts work, and Polyvagal Theory to help the nervous system release chronic stress and find safety again.
Joel Beltman
Hello, my name is Joel! As a therapist, I strive to help the people in our community lead healthy, authentic lives.
Diego Castro
Diego has experience working with clients of many ages and backgrounds. In his work, he has seen the importance of establishing a genuine therapeutic relationship to provide a safe and welcoming space where people can express themselves without being judged, and feel understood and accepted regardless of their culture, race, gender identity or sexual preference. He works with his clients to collaboratively explore what brings them to therapy, and to integrate evidence-based techniques that will best suit each person’s goals and needs. He is bilingual in English and Spanish and has been working in the mental health field since 2014. He graduated with a bachelor’s in psychology from Anahuac University and obtained a Master’s in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy from Center of Cognitive Therapy, both in Mexico, where he is also licensed to practice. He has an international advanced certification in individual Schema Therapy from the International Society of Schema Therapy and integrates different therapeutic approaches to his work like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy. Diego enjoys working with adolescents, adults, and couples, and has experience in psychological testing. Currently, he is also an adjunct professor of Clinical Psychology at Hope College.
Allison Salas
I’m a licensed mental health therapist who believes that therapy doesn’t have to be stiff or intimidating. My approach is laid-back, genuine, and rooted in real conversation. You won’t find judgment here—just an open space where you can be yourself, breathe a little easier, and start working through whatever’s been weighing you down.
Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, addiction, past trauma, relationship challenges, or just feeling stuck, I’m here to help you sort it out in a way that feels natural and comfortable. I blend evidence-based tools with empathy, humor, and real talk to support your healing and growth at your own pace.
My goal is to help you not just get through life, but to start feeling more grounded, empowered, and like yourself again.
If you’re ready to take that first step—even if you’re not quite sure what it looks like yet—I’m here to walk alongside you.
Erika Katt
Erika is a clinical health psychologist who focuses on establishing authentic connections with her clients during the process of therapy.
Brittany Van Oeveren
Since graduating from Grand Valley State University with a Master’s degree in Social Work in 2013, Brittany has spent several years working with adults and children struggling with anxiety, depression, sleep concerns, and stress management. Being a mom of three young kids, working with new mothers and families to navigate the transition into parenthood has become a passion as well.
Brittany incorporates several therapeutic strategies to work with clients to meet their goals and address their symptoms. Therapy should be tailored to the individual as there is no one size fits
all approach. Finding a therapist you trust, who can work with you to address your goals is important to begin to live a happier life.
Mary Mooi
Mary, a native Michigander, returned to Holland a few years ago with her husband after living in Northern Indiana for nearly 20 years. Mary received her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Michigan State University. In 2002, she obtained her Master’s in Social Work (MSW) from Western Michigan University. Mary has a long career in human services. Initially, she worked in the foster care and adoption field, and later worked with families of children or adults having cognitive or other disabilities. In that role, she often assisted parents at IEP meetings to obtain the very best school services and supports for their loved one. She also developed programs designed to give caregivers a break from often intense and stressful responsibilities. After obtaining her MSW, Mary assisted children and adults as a therapist in both public mental health centers and private practice settings, utilizing a wide variety of therapeutic modalities.