Arianna completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary and Special Education at Arizona State University. Due to her passion to service others, she continued her education by completing her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand Canyon University. Arianna has experience in the outpatient mental health field servicing a variety of populations in individual, group, and educational formats. She has worked with clients of various backgrounds and socioeconomic levels addressing mental health including those within the criminal legal system, state and federal government agencies, and victims of crime.  Arianna’s goal is to address not only the symptoms of her client’s issues but the root of their pain by reprocessing past memories primarily through EMDR and an integration of various therapeutic approaches. She believes that everyone has found ways to cope with and withstand their painful experiences. But some of those methods hurt us more than they help us in the end. Often, the very thing that has sheltered us through the pain could in time make it harder for us to have healthy relationships, positive experiences, and an empowered sense of self.  Being born and raised in Arizona, Arianna’s favorite way to handle the heat is with her iced coffee in hand. On her way to work, you’ll find her shuffling through her eclectic Spotify playlist that is equal parts Taylor Swift, The Killers, and Garth Brooks. On the weekend, she will decompress by rewatching her comfort TV shows, engaging in intuitive movement, and creating memories with her loved one’s over her family’s traditional Mexican dishes.

Emily is a licensed associate counselor (LAC), with a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Grand Canyon University. Inspired by her own experiences with anxiety, depression, and therapy, Emily is dedicated to helping others acquire the tools they need for self-empowerment.    With extensive experience in the outpatient mental health field, Emily has worked with diverse populations in individual, group, and educational settings. She has supported clients from various backgrounds and socioeconomic levels, including mandated populations, and victims of crime.    Emily's primary goal is to assist clients in developing and applying strategies to navigate life's challenges, regain control, and achieve a deeper understanding of themselves and their mental health. She employs a range of therapeutic approaches, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).   Coming from a large military family, Emily has moved frequently throughout her life. Emily's family settled in Arizona after her dad retired when she was 15. In her leisure time, she enjoys playing video games, engaging in crafts, watching movies, traveling, and spending time with her family and her golden retriever, Logan. Logan, a service dog in training, often accompanies Emily in her sessions.

Hi there! I’m Kayla Cummings, and I hold a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a focus on trauma from Grand Canyon University. My journey started at Arizona State University, where I earned my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a secondary discipline in Human Development. From there, I dove into teaching special education and behavioral education for grades K-8. This experience gave me deep insights into working with children who face trauma, mental health challenges, and behavioral issues. As a trauma survivor myself, including the profound loss of a partner, I’m deeply passionate about helping both children and adults heal from their pasts and thrive in their lives. I’ve had the privilege of completing an internship at The Serin Neurohealth Center, where I trained in innovative therapeutic methods like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, and neurofeedback. Under the mentorship of skilled neuropsychologists and psychologists, I refined my ability to conduct therapy sessions tailored to the unique needs of children and adolescents with trauma. My approach is integrative, combining EMDR and play therapy with evidence-based techniques like CBT and DBT. I’ve not only led therapy sessions but also have experience administering psychological assessments, facilitating neurofeedback sessions, and developing personalized treatment plans using precise data to encourage client growth and healing.  I’m also dedicated to my own ongoing growth, actively participating in professional associations like the American Counseling Association (ACA) and the Arizona Counseling Association (AzCa). These memberships help me stay current with the latest advancements and connect with others in the field to bring the best options to my clients so that they can be the best version of themselves.  In my personal life, I have channeled my love of writing and literature into creating a children’s therapy book titled “Felix the Feelings Ferret’s EMDR Adventure: A Journey to Happy Memories” which I hope to publish soon. I am also a ferret enthusiast, having a strong affinity for these curious and playful creatures, I often dedicate time and effort to ensure their well-being and happiness. Beyond my passion for ferrets, I love immersing myself in nature. I particularly enjoy spelunking—exploring caves and hiking. I am also quite fond of reading, mostly fantasy and classic literature, as well as watching foreign animation. Currently, I am undertaking the task of learning to play the harp, so I can add that to my repertoire of hobbies.

Hi, I’m Kylie! If you are ready to start your therapy journey, then you’ve come to the right place, and I would be happy to help! Trying new things or meeting new people can be scary and nerve-wracking, but when you work with me, you can expect a safe environment where you can be your authentic self. Originally from North Dakota, I moved to Arizona in 2023. I graduated from North Dakota State University with my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology in 2020, as well as graduating in May 2024 with a Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I am a Licensed Associate Counselor and work with a variety of ages ranging from young children up to older adults. Unrelated to counseling, I also have 7 years of childcare experience. I like to take a Person-Centered approach to therapy to allow my clients to focus on their desires and goals. I specialize in trauma, anxiety, life transitions, and self-esteem and have personally struggled with some of these issues myself. My goal as your counselor is to help you feel safe and empowered. In my free time, you’ll find me on the couch with a good book, cuddling with my two cats, Koko and Murphy. I love to travel and visit back home to North Dakota as often as I can (even if the temperature is below freezing). I believe a strong therapeutic relationship is crucial to one’s mental health journey, so if we seem like a good fit, feel free to request me. I look forward to working with you on your path to restoring your mental health!

Rachel Bilski is an intern currently pursuing her Master’s of Art in Counseling at Ottawa University in Surprise, AZ, with a focus on trauma, abuse, and deprivation. Rachel is an Arizona native, living with her husband and four children. She and her husband, Jeff, are high school sweethearts who recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Rachel is the mother of three boys and a girl, ranging in age from 21 to 12. Having been a stay-at-home mom for the past twenty-one years, Rachel felt that God was calling her to return to school to pursue a degree in counseling. Rachel obtained a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Capella University. Rachel enjoys working with individuals across the lifespan, seeking to heal the effects of past trauma and effectively navigate through the challenges that life brings. Her primary treatment modalities are EMDR and trauma-focused CBT. Rachel is deeply committed to the therapeutic relationship and embraces its ability to help people heal and find hope for their future. In her free time, Rachel enjoys spending time with family, watching her children play sports, cooking, studying the Bible, and watching baseball.

I am a LAC currently specializing in eating disorders/disordered eating and trauma. My therapeutic appropriate is trauma informed care where I address the root experiences that have influenced patterns of unhealthy coping and negative core beliefs. My goal is to empower clients to develop new patterns and behaviors that allow them to grow into their best selves. I love to work collaboratively with clients and provide them with a safe environment for healing. With experience in residential and outpatient centers for substance use, eating disorders and trauma, I utilize CBT, DBT, CPT, Strength-based therapy, body image work, and trauma interventions to support clients throughout their healing process. Work with me to begin healing today!