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.
Kelsey Harness

Kelsey works with individuals of all ages and stages of life, and values the many types of diversity her clients bring. She enjoys learning about her clients’ unique life experiences, and working with them as they navigate through life’s challenges. Kelsey believes that counseling can be beneficial during times of difficulty and distress, but can also be utilized as a proactive measure to better understand oneself and others. Kelsey utilizes a holistic and strength-based approach when working with clients. She strives to foster a collaborative relationship where clients are comfortable and inclined to actively engage in the therapeutic process.
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.
Lauren McLaughlin

Lauren has experience working with teens to adults across a spectrum of issues, including substance use, depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, chronic illness, relationship issues, and difficult life transitions. She spent 4 years working in substance use and neuroscience clinical research before returning to school and graduating from University of Michigan with a Master’s degree in Clinical Health Psychology. Lauren’s goal is to help identify thoughts, emotions, and action patterns. She promotes mindfulness, art therapy, mind-body connection, and cognitive behavioral change. From there, the aim is to collaborate to work toward your goals and find a more fulfilling way to live.
She invites clients of all backgrounds and experiences to reach out!
Nedra Smith

Discovery and validation are key components in therapy. As a social worker and professional counselor, I utilize a holistic approach that supports individuals in their recovery and therapeutic journey.
I have experience working with teens, adults, and older adults. I specialize in trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, adjustment issues, somatic issues, and sleep hygiene techniques. Many clients report difficulties relating to work, life, balance. I often provide techniques, conduct assessment, and utilize strength finder tools to individuals desiring to manage stress, improve effective communication skills, and goal attainment.
Kristi Roberts

Kristi has a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Wayne State University and a Master of Arts degree in School Counseling from Western Michigan University. Kristi is currently working toward completing her LLPC, expected winter of 2024.
Kristi provides a client-center approach in therapy while working closely with her clients focusing on their individuality and strengths. Kristi’s goal is to help her clients effectively manage their emotions, behaviors, and their daily stressors, along with building positive coping skills for life after school.
Kristi resides in West Michigan with her husband, four children and two golden-doodle dogs. Kristi enjoys traveling, reading, and spending quality time with her family and friends.
Alyssa Gunderson

My expertise is in you! I have spent the last five years of my career serving our community as a Public Defense Social Worker. I have assisted individuals and their families as they go through the criminal justice system find mental health services, housing, substance abuse help, and other resources they had a need for. I made the transition to private practice so I could spend more one on one time with individuals who are seeking a therapist for whatever needs they may come in with. I see children, adolescents, and adults and I hope that my big comfy couch can provide you safety as we work through your thoughts together.