Mackenzie Bekedam (she/her)
Mackenzie brings a child-centered approach to her work with children and families. She believes all children express themselves through play and deserve space to do so. She follows the child's lead, letting play unfold at its own pace, trusting they know what they need, while offering support to give words to their experience. Outside of work, you'll find her hiking, swimming in the river, or exploring with her dog, Beanz. She loves discovering new music and going to concerts.
Ray Bonk (he/him/his)
Grounded in an existential approach, Ray uses art therapy and EMDR to help clients discover true authenticity and create meaning in their lives. His experience includes working with teens, young adults, and those in the LGBTQ+ community. If you are drawn to alternative and introverted personalities, and want to make art with a fellow quirky queer, consider working with Ray as your therapist!
Kali Doubledee (she/her)
Kali is a Deaf art therapist who uses the creative process and a relational, humanistic approach to support children, teens, and adults in discovering their strengths and creating meaningful change. She integrates strengths-based, solution-focused, and ACT approaches into her practice. As an artist, she believes creativity can deepen connection and support personal growth.
Jessica Egan (she/her)
Jessica believes there isn't one "right" way to do therapy. Every person is different, so sessions are shaped around each client's interests and goals. She works with families, children, teens, and young adults, meeting them where they are through art, gardening, play, movement, or conversation. Jessica sees therapy as a collaborative process that helps people trust their own inner wisdom and grow with confidence.
Cass Kang-Toone (she/her)
Cass is a warm, energetic, and playful therapist who believes that choice is an important part of mental health treatment. She prioritizes choice in her sessions by allowing her clients to take the lead within the therapeutic space using a primarily nondirective play therapy approach. Cass is passionate about helping parents of clients understand the ways that play can be a window to a child’s world, and the value of what children are saying to the adults around them through their play.
Benjamin Lewis (he/him)
Ben earned an MS in School Counseling in 2019 and a BA in Psychology and Philosophy in 2013. He specializes in treatment-resistant teens and has had success working with diverse socioeconomic and demographic groups, specifically LGBTQ youth and high-acuity clients.
He wasn't an easy kid to raise and wasn't receptive to help because the adults in his life treated him like he was a problem. This is why personal respect, client-directed therapy, and a frank and honest approach are core to his therapeutic style.
Elyssia Maya Schaeffer (she/her)
Elyssia's approach to individual and family therapy is collaborative, experiential and creative. As a mixed ethnicity person who's family was shaped by their migration story, she is highly attuned to cultural context, identity and belonging. Supporting adolescents in identity exploration, multigenerational families and immigration/displacement trauma are close to her heart. She is a devoted bunny mom to rescue rabbits, cherishes her friends and family and loves all things music and dancing!