Cynthia (Cindy) Mullen, LMHC-D, LPC, QS, Practice Owner

In addition to being the practice owner, I also provide therapy services to clients! I have been in the field for over ten years and have operated my private practice for the past five years.
I cater my therapeutic approaches based on each clients’ need. However, I primarily utilize ACT, CBT, DBT, person-centered and solution-focused therapeutic strategies. We will begin our journey by discussing your primary concerns that are bringing you to therapy and determine appropriate steps that will encourage progress in the right direction.

Michael Levi, MHC-LP, LPC-A

My ideal client feels stuck in survival mode. They may struggle with anxiety, emotional numbness, overthinking, or patterns in relationships that trace back to earlier experiences. They often appear high-functioning but feel overwhelmed internally, constantly bracing for something to go wrong. Triggers feel bigger than they “should,” and rest rarely feels restful. They want to understand why their nervous system reacts so strongly and learn how to move through life feeling steadier, more present, and less shaped by the past. I specialize in trauma-focused therapy that explores how past experiences shape present patterns. Using evidence-based approaches like CBT and ACT, we work on nervous system regulation, identifying triggers, and building practical tools for stability. Therapy is collaborative and paced so you feel safe while making meaningful progress. If you’re tired of feeling on edge, disconnected, or overwhelmed, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Healing doesn’t mean reliving everything at once, it means building steadiness and working through what feels unresolved at a pace that feels manageable. If this resonates, I invite you to reach out.

Jenna DuBose, LAPC

My goal is to provide clients, especially women, with a safe space within which to heal and grow. Carl Rogers, a person-centered therapist, says that “…life vividly reveals itself in the therapeutic process-with its blind power and its tremendous capacity for destruction, but with its overbalancing thrust toward growth, if the opportunity for growth is provided”. I want my clients to live a vivid life, and we will work together to determine what that means for you. I come from a person-centered theoretical approach, which means I put you and your humanity at the front and center, holding space for what you’ve been through, showing you compassion, and creating a safe space for you to heal and thrive within.

Allison Batty-Capps, LMFT

Allison Batty-Capps — Integrative Therapy, Wellness Coaching & Spiritual Mentorship

Allison brings extensive experience in mental health, trauma-informed care, and spiritual development to her integrative approach to healing and personal growth. With a master’s degree in counseling from Pacifica Graduate Institute and a background as a licensed marriage and family therapist, she draws on psychology, neuroscience, and an understanding of the mind-body connection to support individuals navigating emotional overwhelm, trauma, relationship challenges, and spiritual awakening. Her work honors each person’s unique experiences, inner wisdom, and capacity for growth, creating a compassionate, collaborative space where people feel supported rather than judged or directed.

Allison’s approach extends beyond traditional talk therapy to include nervous system regulation, somatic awareness, yoga-informed embodiment, mindfulness, energy work, and spiritual mentorship. She recognizes that understanding our experiences intellectually is often only one part of the healing process; meaningful integration also involves learning to regulate our nervous systems, reconnect with our bodies, and practice new ways of being in everyday life. By bringing psychology and spirituality together in a grounded, trauma-informed framework, Allison supports individuals in cultivating emotional resilience, embodied self-trust, and a deeper connection with themselves and others. Her work emphasizes integration over avoidance, compassion over judgment, and sustainable change that honors the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.

www.blossomingheartwellness.com

JoAnn Streany, LMHC

With 24 years of experience, JoAnn provides an integrated approach to mental health. Her clinical journey began as a mandated school counselor for neurodivergent students. Today, she brings a high-level of expertise into private practice, blending traditional therapy with nutritional science & behavioral modalities. JoAnn, primarily works with adult clients. She is also an advocate in community risk reduction, supporting the well-being of first responders, nurses, active duty military personnel & their families.  Treatment begins with building a trusting relationship and conducting a comprehensive intake to understand the client’s patterns, lifestyle, and goals. With the client input she uses scaffolding to break down large goals into small, manageable steps, empowering clients to achieve lasting well-being.  Simultaneously exploring the root cause of underlying issues and promoting awareness of thoughts and behaviors.

JoAnn utilizes an integrated nutrition and counseling approach that recognizes the deep interconnection between physical and mental well-being.  Coupled with she has developed a strong professional focus and personal commitment to first responders, veterans, active duty service members, and their families. JoAnn’s foundation is built on 18 years of experience working with a specialized population. She successfully adapted these skills to counsel an adult population of first responders and active duty personnel.JoAnn’s combination of certification and experiences, assist patients to regain mental wellness. This overarching goal emphasizes the restoration of mental health and stability.  Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is the foundation of her counseling modality. It is complemented by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I),  Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT-E), she is Metabolic Psychiatric informed, and has an Advanced Nutritional & Integrative Medicine for Mental Health Professionals.  Lastly she uses Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and solution focused therapy.