Hi! I specialize in working with women, young professionals, and high-achievers navigating anxiety, relationships, attachment trauma, and the existential crisis. My approach in therapy is grounded in existential-analysis and relational therapy. I love working with women in their 20’s and 30’s who are motivated to grow and have a desire to understand themselves on a deeper level. I genuinely love being a therapist and am wholeheartedly in this profession because it is my passion, not just a job. When I am not working, you can find me taking my dog to the park, reading a great book, going to a pilates class, and listening to any Taylor Swift song.

Baily Hancock is a Connection Strategist, Speaker, and Host of the Seeking the Overlap Podcast. A self-described “Professional Friend-Maker,” Baily teaches entrepreneurs and professionals how to harness the power of Community, Connection, and Collaboration to achieve their biggest goals without burnout or bitterness. Through her workshops, 1:1 strategy sessions, and keynote talks, she helps people learn how to build meaningful relationships, create new opportunities, and thrive together. Baily has spoken at 150+ events, appeared on over 60 podcasts, and been featured in outlets like Forbes, Create & Cultivate, and HuffPost. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two kids and can usually be found walking through LA’s many beautiful neighborhoods while listening to audiobooks or podcasts on 2x speed.

Meet Caitlan, your vibrant guide to self-discovery! She is an IFS Therapist and a 4/6 Splenic Projector in Human Design. Through her personal journey of burn out, an ended engagement, and big life changes, she found her true self and a passion for helping others return to their true selves. With her no-BS Human Design insights, she helps others ‘understand their why’ and thrive, not just survive, as they dive into their unique design and emerge empowered!

Chelsea Riffe is a world traveler and the host of the hit podcast In My Non-Expert Opinion, a Top 1% pod known for bringing transparency around biz, creativity, and travel. She's also a dedicated Podcast Strategist, helping womxn take down the patriarchy one episode at a time.

For all the spiritual peeps - she's an Aquarius Sun, Virgo Moon, Virgo Rising and 6/2 Reflector in Human Design - a VIBE.

You can catch Chelsea on a flight, working at a local cafe, or running her podcast weekly!

Hi, I’m Dessiree Maia Berry—a public health advocate, nutritionist-in-training, and the Director of Operations at The Postpartum Project, where I help expand access to postpartum care in rural Maine. I have a background in neuroscience, a Master’s in Public Health, and I’m currently completing my Master’s in Clinical Nutrition. I’m also the creator of The Praxis Report, a platform that digs into the root causes of systemic issues, and the host of A Seat at the Table—a podcast where we explore everything from public health to personal power, amplifying voices often left out of the conversation. Whether I’m talking about maternal health, nutrition, or the policies that shape our lives, I’m here to challenge the status quo and help build a more just, connected world.

Dr. Jennifer Elizabeth Kaufman Walker is a licensed professional counselor and the founder of True North Psychological Services, LLC in Middleburg, VA. With over 20 years of experience, she specializes in trauma, crisis, grief, and support for first responders. Licensed in VA, DC, MD, WV, MI, and FL, Dr. Kaufman Walker holds a Ph.D. in Counseling from The George Washington University and multiple advanced certifications, including Clinical Trauma and Neuropsychotherapy.

Her eclectic, humanistic approach integrates IFS, CBT, mindfulness, and somatic work. She has worked across diverse clinical settings—from behavioral hospitals to jails—and is also the author of What Is Family?, a children’s book on family diversity. Compassionate, seasoned, and client-centered, Dr. Kaufman Walker is committed to accessible, holistic care for individuals and families alike.

Hannah LeBeau is a 31 year old Auburn, MA native. She is most known for her time as an NFL Cheerleader where she spent 4 seasons from 2013-2017, and went on to be a line captain, Super Bowl Champion, and Pro Bowl representative. Aside from dance, her passions always rooted in mental health, and had dreams of becoming a high school Guidance Counselor. After years in the mental health field, she is currently a high school Career Counselor, but is shifting her focus to Clinical Mental Health and working towards her Masters Degree. She is a self proclaimed "workaholic," and teaches dance to all ages, and most recently started her business entitled "Project Sideline," which is a mentorship for women/men looking to pursue the professional dance industry with a main focus on how mind set/mental health impacts their performance. 

Dr. Jessica Rabon is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in pediatric psychology. Her clinical interests include depression, anxiety, chronic medical illnesses, LGBTQ+ health, and eating disorders. She has published a number of peer-reviewed research papers and a book on topics such as suicide, depression, anxiety, self-compassion, gratitude, and forgiveness. Additionally, Jess creates mental health content on TikTok and Instagram and hosts two podcasts, Psych Talk and Welcome to Group Therapy, with the goal of making mental health more accessible and relatable, and destigmatizing mental health. 

Joe, born in Guatemala, was adopted in the 90s and grew up just outside of Annapolis. He identifies as a queer, Latine, indigenous, transracial international adoptee and environmentalist. 

Joe is the Chair of Annapolis Pride, the Co-Chair of the Indigenous Inclusion Workgroup for the State of Maryland Commission for LGBTQIA+ Affairs where he served at the First Chair of the Commission established in 2021. He is the Vice-President of the Board of Defensores de La Cuenca (Watershed Defenders), and serves on the board of Adoptees with Guatemalan Roots, and Out for Sustainability. Joe is also a Planning Committee Member for the Naturally Latinos Conference, and the Chesapeake Watershed Forum. Joe is a Senior Fellow with the Environmental Leadership Program

Kristen is a writer, content creator, and lifestyle expert whose work spans both editorial and social media. She writes for top outlets like Apartment Therapy, The Everygirl, Forbes Home, and Camille Styles, where she’s also design editor. Kristen is the voice behind Older, Wiser, Hotter—a Substack newsletter that blends personal storytelling, elevated living, and hosting inspiration for the girlies. On Instagram, she shares her beautifully curated world of interiors, lifestyle, hosting, and cozy home routines with a rapidly growing audience. Known for her signature mix of estate sale finds and everyday luxury, she helps women romanticize their lives and be bougie on a budget through thoughtful content and estate sale treasure hunts. Her monthly series, In My Hostess Era can be found on both Instagram and Substack, as she documents her gatherings, shares hosting how-tos, and brings her creative vision to life. 

I specialize in helping millennial working women transform their relationship with self-criticism into self-compassion. Through my own journey and years of clinical experience, I've developed a unique approach that helps women quiet their inner mean girl while maintaining their drive and ambition. Using evidence-based tools and real-world understanding, I guide my clients in developing practical self-compassion skills that fit into their busy lives. My approach combines clinical expertise with genuine empathy, helping women move from harsh self-criticism to nurturing self-kindness through structured, practical approaches. When I'm not supporting clients, I'm practicing my own self-compassion journey, proving that it's possible to be both ambitious and kind to yourself. My mission is to help women discover that they can achieve their goals without the exhausting cycle of perfectionism and self-criticism.

Laura Caruso is a licensed therapist, writer, and founder of Well Psychotherapy in New York City. Her mission is rooted in the belief that mental health care should be accessible, affirming, and of the highest quality regardless of financial barriers. Through her work at Well Psychotherapy, Laura is committed to providing exceptional care at the lowest rates possible, ensuring that young adults, teens, and marginalized communities receive the support they deserve.

Most recently, Laura launched a crowdfunding campaign to expand this vision even further by opening a physical therapy space in Brooklyn and offering free therapy sessions to those who need it most. She believes that healing should not be a privilege reserved for the few, but a basic human right available to all. With a deep commitment to community-building and systemic change, Laura is working to break down barriers and reimagine what accessible mental health care can look like in New York City and beyond.

Lauren Elizabeth Larkin, LMHC, is a warm and genuine psychotherapist with a Masters Degree in Mental Health & Wellness from NYU. She is an advocate for speaking openly about her own experiences with mental health as well as speaking to how themes and patterns come up with clients professionally. Specializing in anxiety, eating disorders, relationship issues and trauma, she is the owner and founder of her own private practice, LEL Therapy. She and her team offer individual, couples and group therapy. On social media, her aim is to create a positive, uplifting environment that highlights both humor and education around therapeutic insights. 

Lindsay (Wasserman) Goldfarb is the founder and Executive Director of The Sterling Group, a therapy practice for 20- and 30-somethings in the DMV. She is a therapist, business owner, and coach who helps high-achievers break free from perfectionism, set better boundaries, and prevent burnout—without sacrificing authenticity, fulfillment, or success.

Logan Cooper is a Wife, Mother & Trauma Survivor turned Therapist. She started her counseling career working for 6 years with fellow survivors of sexual trauma before transitioning into private practice in 2017. On the weekends she can be found baking to the sound of old school hip hop. 

Megan is a holistic trauma therapist & coach with “compassionate big sister” energy who specializes in helping women say good-bye to people-pleasing, build connected boundaries, say hard things, calm their bodies & build warm, cozy relationships. She's here to help you rewrite your story: from stressed & disconnected, to thriving & truly fulfilled. For the past 10+ years, Megan has trained & worked as a depth-oriented psychotherapist, supporting 100+ clients to experience profound self-growth and transformation through the use of parts-work (IFS), trauma-informed healing practices, somatics/movement/creativity & inner child healing.

Monica Woodhams is a writer, influencer marketing insider, and creator of Hot, Curious, Cultured—a curiosity-fueled lifestyle newsletter for thought pieces on everyday life in your 30s. With roots in Texas, Kansas City and Barcelona, she’s now putting her roots down for her future in DC. Monica brings a globally influenced yet deeply personal lens to the little luxuries that make life feel expansive. She’s passionate about thoughtful storytelling, self-expression through style, and the magic of following your own intrigue.

I'm Natalie Blue and I'm a couples therapist and life coach living in north county San Diego. I created therapy is cool club because, well, I think therapy is cool. These hats are, in my opinion, a small way to help destigmatize what it means to be going to therapy.

Samantha Barney is a CSW-I, coach, and the founder of Ember, a coaching and consulting practice helping people reconnect with themselves through irreverent honesty, emotional intelligence, and nervous system awareness. With a background in both corporate America and clinical mental health, she brings a unique blend of no-BS insight and grounded compassion to her work. Sam specializes in helping others break self-abandonment patterns, set boundaries, and show up more authentically in their lives. Her approach is warm, direct, and rooted in the belief that healing doesn’t have to be sterile or serious to be effective.