Creating a safe space that fosters emotional resilience is foundational in Katie's work in helping clients reconnect with their most authentic self. Katie treats a wide range of concerns, but with over 13 years of experience supporting survivors of sexual violence, trauma, and systemic oppression; she specialize in working with individuals navigating complex trauma and identity exploration. Trauma impacts both the mind and body, so the work of healing will be done in such a way that you feel safe and well supported. Being a part of the LGBTQIA+ community, Katie loves supporting all clients and provides affirming and inclusive care that honors each client’s lived experience and identity. Katie integrates evidence-based approaches into her work including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS)-informed therapy, and mindfulness-based practices. Her clinical style is collaborative, relational, and grounded in the belief that every person has the capacity to heal when given the right support and understanding. Outside of the therapy room, Katie enjoys spending time in her backyard garden, drinking too much coffee, reading poetry, and spending time with her partner and two dogs.

Hi, I'm Bri! I specializes in working with children ages 5 -17 years old, but I enjoy clients in every season of life. I provide a skills-based, practical approach to helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges. Specializing in ADHD, autism, and behavior management. I offer strategies that foster growth, confidence, and independence. Parent coaching is also offered to strengthen family dynamics and advocate for children finding their voice. With experience in DCFS and foster care systems, I focus on attachment issues. I also support individuals navigating life transitions, including stepping down from higher levels of care. My clients are motivated to build resilience and develop strategies for long-term success. I am dedicated to supporting families through these challenges with empathy and care. My approach is rooted in empowering both children and parents to build resilience, work toward their goals, and enhance their quality of life. If you’re ready to begin this journey, I’d love to work with you and help your family thrive.

Sabina (she/her) works with children, teens, and families facing grief, anxiety, identity exploration, neurodivergence, and life transitions. Her trauma-informed and culturally responsive approach uses play, art, and storytelling to create a safe environment for young clients. She collaborates with caregivers to support whole-family healing and is certified in Mental Health First Aid, completed training as an ADHD-CCSP (Certified Clinical Services Provider), which gives her advanced insight into holistic and empirical treatment strategies surrounding both adolescent and adult ADHD, and is currently pursuing further certification in Autism and trauma interventions. Before working in mental health, Sabina spent over 15 years as a journalist and creative director—work that deeply informs her understanding of how people make meaning of their stories. She believes therapy is a space to explore those stories with care and compassion.

Savanna is a clinical psychotherapist and social worker who brings warmth, humor, and a solution-focused mindset. With seven years of experience supporting diverse clients, she has a special passion for working with ADHD and neurodivergent individuals, helping them feel understood, affirmed, and genuinely celebrated. In session, Savanna is equal parts cheerleader and thoughtful guide. She knows that starting therapy can feel intimidating, so she focuses on creating a space that feels safe, relaxed, and real—more like a coffee date with a great listener than a cold, clinical appointment. She’s strengths-based at heart, always quick to spot the good in people and help them use those strengths to tackle the hard stuff. Savanna also loves taking big, complicated ideas—like how our brains process information or why emotions sometimes feel “too much”—and breaking them down into simple, relatable terms. She believes that when we truly understand ourselves, we’re better able to show ourselves compassion, make intentional choices, and move toward the kind of life that actually fits who we are.

Brenda is a fun-loving and deeply compassionate counselor who appreciates the individuality of people and looks to guide and support those working to discover themselves, practice resilience, and achieve personal goals. Brenda has a special passion for supporting athletes, survivors of domestic violence, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. Brenda is eager to help clients identify core issues and find paths towards healing and growth. She believes in fostering a safe, compassionate environment where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings openly while also feeling comfortable to be their authentic selves. Her therapeutic approach incorporates cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness practices tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Brenda specializes in working with athletes, individuals in the LGBTQ+ community, and individuals who have experienced domestic violence. Outside the therapy room, Brenda is a former collegiate athlete from the University of Illinois who still loves staying active—whether it’s being in nature, reading, playing sports, or spending quality time with loved ones. These passions shape her holistic approach to therapy, highlighting the value of balance and connection.

Tina is a warm and empathetic therapist who works with preteens, teens, young adults, and adults. She helps clients navigate challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, relationship concerns, and more. Her approach is collaborative and supportive, with a focus on helping each person feel understood, empowered, and equipped to grow. Tina uses a blend of evidence-based and holistic approaches, drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She tailors sessions to fit each client’s unique needs, values, and goals. She has experience in community mental health, PHP/IOP, and private practice settings. For clients who request it, Tina also offers the option to incorporate a faith-based Christian perspective into the healing process.

Jessica is a seasoned therapist treating teens and adults suffering from a range of concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and identity formation. With curiosity and active engagement, Jessica cultivates a safe and nurturing environment for personal exploration and growth. Jessica enters the therapeutic space with a non-judgmental, compassionate approach to support clients in uncovering their unique path toward wellness and healing. She has experience assisting clients with issues surrounding trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions, self-injury, self-acceptance, and identity formation. CBT, DBT, ACT, and other evidence-based interventions will be used to empower clients to explore individualized treatment goals, while cultivating coping skills and insight. Jessica works with clients ranging from teens to adults and has experience working in school, hospital, PHP/IOP, and outpatient mental health settings. Call Jessica today to start the next steps in your journey.

Matthew works with individuals and families of all ages. He has significant training and expertise in the treatment of ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorders. Matthew is a skilled clinician who focuses on identifying patterns that may no longer serve you, while igniting your motivation for positive change. Drawing from his background in special education and clinical practice, he employs a person-centered approach enriched by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma-focused interventions, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and experiential therapy. Matthew specializes in ADHD, trauma, anxiety, depression, and provides academic and special education support, collaboration, and advocacy. Beyond his therapy practice, you can find Matthew in the psychology department at COD, inspiring college students and future clinicians alike.

Libby works with individuals, families, and couples to bring lasting change within the family system.  Libby is passionate about helping individuals, families, and couples become empowered to create the best version of themselves and their relationships. She meets people where they are and focuses on finding, enhancing, and utilizing their strengths to meet their treatment goals. Libby has over seven years of experience working with adolescents and adults struggling with emotional, behavioral and trauma-related concerns; couples struggling with conflict, infidelity, and emotional disengagement; and parents struggling to adjust to the different stages of their children and family’s development. Libby strives to create an open, safe, and honest space for clients to feel free to share and work through all the things that are creating struggle and strife in their lives. She believes all people can change at any stage, and feels privileged to join them in their journey.

Sarah provides counseling to individuals 17 and older, and couples.  ​Sarah specializes in women's issues, particularly issues related to pregnancy. Sarah’s approach to counseling is a combinations of gentle, straightforward, genuine, and encouraging. Together you will build on your strengths and grow towards your goals. Her therapeutic focus is client-centered; you are the expert on your own feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. Sarah will provide support and help you gain deeper insights into your individual experiences, illuminating how your past has shaped you into the person you are today. Sarah works with adults and couples. While Sarah frequently works with clients dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, and stressful life transitions, she has received specialized training and holds a particular interest in treating women experiencing symptoms of postpartum mood disorders and other women's issues.

Jessica enjoys working with teens, young adults and individuals 60+, and families who are suffering from severe mental health concerns.   Welcome to our practice! We are dedicated to giving you the support you need, when you need it. Being a therapist is the best. It is a privilege to be invited into your inner world during a period of crisis. My intention is for you to have increased clarity of thought, inner peace, and renewed energy to live life to the fullest. My sessions often involve laughter, moments of greater self awareness, and exposures to prepare for the future. Modalities I use include: CBT, DBT, ACT

Cari brings joy, spunk, and billing expertise to the New Day team. She supports clients with scheduling and billing needs and is dedicated to helping individuals navigate challenging times. With a nurturing heart and the spirit of a fierce advocate, Cari ensures everyone feels protected and cared for. Outside of work, Cari is a proud mother of two sons and has a loving husband. She is an LGBTQ+ advocate and believes in loving and supporting others throughout every part of their life journey. Born in Puerto Rico, Cari speaks Spanish beautifully and embraces her culture with pride. One day, she dreams of traveling across the U.S. with her husband and an RV full of rescue dogs.