Megan is a counselor in training while pursuing her Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health from Regent University. She earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Spanish Language & Literature at Meredith College. Megan has always been interested in different languages and cultures, and after college, she moved to Nicaragua where she worked with teenagers and college students living in rural communities. These experiences ignited a passion in her to pursue a career in counseling as she loves meeting people where they are and helping them find a path toward healing and resilience that will work best for them. She works with clients through a trauma-informed lens and pulls from EFT, Attachment Theory, DBT, and Mindfulness-Based Therapies. She is happy to provide services in English or Spanish.

In her free time, she enjoys running or hiking on trails, baking, and traveling around town with her husband and their Redtick Coonhound, Molly!

Jessica is currently seeing clients at 180 as an intern while completing her master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University. Prior to pursuing her master’s degree, Jessica earned an associate degree in Humanities and a bachelor’s degree in Photography from the University at Buffalo. Upon completing her bachelor’s degree, Jessica realized her passion for working with and helping others and entered the health field where she assisted clients as an administrator and insurance verification specialist. Through her own healing process in grief counseling, Jessica discovered she had become passionate about walking alongside others on their paths to healing.

Jessica believes that we are all individuals with unique experiences, therefore, utilizes various counseling theories in an effort to impart the most beneficial skills and treatment objectives for each client’s individual needs. Her counseling theories and interventions is drawn from Humanistic, Systemic, Person-Centered, Cognitive Behavioral, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapies. She also focuses on creating a non-judgmental space for all clients where they will feel safe and supported as they maneuver through their healing and growth journey.

In her free time, Jessica enjoys hiking and spending time with her nieces and nephews. She also likes to engage in her creative outlets which include designing and making jewelry and photography in nature.

Additionally, Jessica appreciates the significance that a vibrant healthy life includes one’s physical, mental, and spiritual wellness as well. Therefore, she can offer a Christian perspective to those who wish to integrate faith and spirituality into their healing journey.

Denise is a counselor in training. She received her Bachelor’s degree in business management from Rutgers University, her M.Ed in educational supervision from Saint Peter’s University and is currently pursuing her second Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Northcentral/National University. Denise’s broad background in both private and public sectors has afforded her the opportunity to work with diverse populations from various backgrounds and experiences. As a result of her extensive work in the school system, she began exploring systemic connections in family functioning and its influence on relational dynamics. Denise believes that strong family relationships create a foundation for developing healthy individuals and communities. She uses a systemic approach to assist clients in reaching therapeutic goals and creates a warm and inviting space where clients can be authentic as they venture on their journey to self-discovery, healing, and wholeness. Using an integrative therapeutic approach of research-based interventions and theories, Denise focuses on creating desired change, building positive relationships, and promoting healthy mental and emotional wellbeing for individuals, couples, and families.

Denise loves hanging out with her daughter and husband of 30 years. She also enjoys traveling and spending time in natural environments where she can unwind and tap into her inner being and spirituality. Denise is guided by her faith and embraces a holistic approach to mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. Therefore, she encourages incorporating one’s faith into the therapeutic process and can provide a Christian perspective to anyone desiring to integrate a faith-based approach to therapy