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.
Wendy Gornick Maycroft
I graduated in 1998 from St. Mary’s University with a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology. Prior to that I graduated from Winona State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology.
Career-related experience includes:
As a mental health consultant working with POs in high intensity probation and parole services.
As a Home-Based therapist providing intensive in-home therapy services with adolescents and their families.
As a therapist providing fidelity-based DBT therapy services to adolescents and their families.
As a supervisor and therapist providing intensive individual/group therapy and in-the-community services to adults with SMI and/or serious personality disorders.
As an MFLC consultant working with active duty/reserve/vets and their families dealing with deployment/re-deployment issues at various military installations.
As a therapist in the prison system at all levels of security providing intensive individual and group therapy services for those who are incarcerated.
As an outpatient therapist working with adolescents/adults/couples providing therapy services in a telehealth and/or in-person setting. Specific therapy services included treatment for PTSD/trauma/dissociation, couples-related issues, eating-related issues, stress management, parenting issues, individual DBT therapy skills training, and forensic-related issues.
I have specialized training in fidelity-based DBT therapy services, CCTP training in trauma/PTSD, TF-CBT, and MI. My primary clinical focus is forensics, those struggling with trauma and dissociative-related conditions, personality disorders, deployment/re-deployment issues, self-harm/suicidal ideation, mood disorders, and those struggling with psychosis/SMI-related conditions.
Nakia Cooper
I am a therapist who believes that guiding you to understand who you are, and how to advocate for yourself is a key to healing. Believing that therapy can help with the smallest and the biggest problems, I enjoy creating a safe place to navigate your life’s journey no matter where in the process you are. I utilize Play Therapy, CBT, and Person-Centered techniques with my clients to ensure they are getting what they need from meeting with me. All ages, individuals and families are welcome, and thank you for considering me to be a part of your journey!
Caelan Butler
As a therapist, Caelan takes the whole person into consideration. It is not just the mind, or the body, or even just the situation that can bring someone to therapy. It can be all three and then some. No matter what your age, beliefs, or the concern that brings you in the door, Caelan is ready to come alongside and help you through. Caelan’s background in criminal justice social work has allowed them the opportunity to work with a diverse population of people with a wide array of concerns. There is nothing too big or too small to bring to therapy.
Julia Vanderweele
Julia takes an integrated and holistic approach to therapy with consideration for the whole person and their environment. She enjoys working with individual adults of all ages, couples, and older kids and believes that everyone can benefit from a non-judgmental, supportive therapeutic relationship. Julia received her bachelor’s degree in psychology and neuroscience from Central Michigan University and went on to earn her master’s degree in counseling psychology from Western Michigan University. She sees personal growth as a lifelong journey and is honored to share in that process with her clients.
Kassidy Hadix
Kassidy earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology in 2020 from Lake Superior State University and her Master’s degree in Clinical Health Psychology from University of Michigan-Dearborn in August 2023. Kassidy is a clinical health psychologist who focuses on creating a safe environment and forming authentic connections with her clients during the process of therapy. In her role as a provider, Kassidy possesses specialized training to carefully consider how mental health and the body interact, taking into account chronic or acute health conditions. She focuses on a compassionate approach to meet individuals where they are without judgment. Taking the first step can be challenging but Kassidy believes that taking the first step is deserving of praise.
Ashley Schnotala
Ashley believes therapy can benefit everyone. Trained in trauma-informed care and certified in EMDR, Ashley helps others learn to live their best lives within their limitations. She has diverse experience within corporations and nonprofits, the special needs community, foster care, the criminal justice system, the LGBTQIA+ community, and multicultural spiritual communities. She is certified as a multifaith Spiritual Director providing the space to explore questions, decisions, disciplines, and trauma. She is also a testing clinician, offering diagnostic and screening assessments.
Ashley earned her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling following her Bachelor of Arts in Theology and World Religions. She approaches counseling collaboratively, aiming to foster recognition, hope, and healing. She has helped others cope through a variety of hardships and challenges, not limited to chronic illness, depression, anxiety, transitions, ADHD, trauma, displacements, and grief. She grew up in the Muskegon area and is active in the community. She loves spending time with her family and friends as well as connecting with new people. She enjoys music, the outdoors, creating, reading, traveling, and learning.
Lydia Carson
Lydia is a therapist who sees clients of all ages, orientations and walks of life. She aims to create an environment that encompasses advocacy and empowerment. Trusting a stranger is a nerve-wracking bridge to cross, but she will meet you where you are at and walk alongside you in your therapeutic journey.
