Transpersonal

Chris Broussard (she/her)

Professional Counselor Associate

M.A., CADC-I

Drawing on parts work, Jungian theory, and acceptance and commitment therapy in combination with mindfulness and somatic approaches can help clients move through traumatic memories and challenging fixed beliefs. This is an empowering, deep approach that considers the whole person, including physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual life.

Peter Addy (he/him)

Licensed Professional Counselor

PhD, LPC, LMHC

My training in transpersonal psychology informs an approach that honors experiences beyond ordinary states of consciousness, including psychedelic journeys, spiritual emergencies, and profound healing experiences. I help clients integrate these experiences into their daily lives while better understanding consciousness and human potential. This orientation particularly supports work with non-ordinary states and meaning-making.

Liam Woods (he/him)

Marriage and Family Therapist Associate

Masters In Counseling

I find great fulfillment in supporting clients as they explore or deepen their connection to the mystery of life, whether through spirituality, psychedelics, or ceremonial practices. I believe that connecting to something greater than ourselves can be profoundly transformative and should always be approached with care, respect, and a sense of wonder.

Doug Chapman (he/his)

Licensed Professional Counselor

LPC, CADC3, Approved Clinical Supervisor

Transpersonal psychology honors the full spectrum of human experience—including spiritual awakening, mystical insight, and the search for meaning beyond the self. It integrates psychology with contemplative wisdom from diverse traditions, supporting growth that is emotional, psychological, and spiritual. In this approach, we explore not just what's wrong, but what’s emerging—your deeper values, longings, and inner knowing. Whether you're in crisis or on a path of discovery, this can help.

Alyssa Gursky (they/them & she/her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA, LPC

Transpersonal psychology is a therapeutic discipline that focuses on the importance of experiences that are considered to be outside of one's habitual waking consciousness. This may include topics such as spirituality, ritual, mindfulness, and non-ordinary states of consciousness. I enjoy discussing and supporting clients in finding relationships with each of these topics, through personal history and clinical training.

Travis Wright (he/him)

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA, LPC

The connections between each other is the way that we define ourselves. There is an old Spanish proverb that says "tell me who you walk with and I'll tell you who you are." To explore and articulate our relationships can have a very profound effect on how we experience this life. People are genuinely happier when they feel deeply connected. This is at the core of therapy and being alive in the world.

Valenca Valenzuela (she/her)

Clinical Social Work Associate

MSW, CSWA

I like to help client's explore the inner beliefs that one holds in order to gain fuller insight and relationship to oneself. As we explore spirituality and consciousness, growth and transformation, meaning and purpose, I hope to provide a deepening of connection to oneself.

Anthony Marchant

Licensed Professional Counselor

I have a degree in Transpersonal Psychology from Naropa University.

Aleks Taylor (they/he)

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA, LPC

Transpersonal therapy addresses mental, physical, social, emotional, spiritual, creative, and intellectual aspects. You are so much more than just your mind and body. Some therapies focus solely on how negative experiences have impacted you, but we will explore how joy and awe have also played a role in shaping who you are today. We can work on things beyond the physical world, as well. You are welcome to bring spiritual practices or rituals into our sessions, if you would like.

Veronica Vargas (she/her/ella)

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA, LPC

"Sitaram Dass" K. Sandin (he/him)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

LCSW

I am a person-centered therapist who believes that there is an aspect of life that our mind cannot comprehend. This is part of the human predicament, and living a rich and full life means being in relationship to this mystery in some way. I have had trainings in psychedelic integration therapy, and spent three years in extensive study with my spiritual teacher, Ram Dass, who was a transpersonal psychologist.

Adam Von Passow (he/him)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

LCSW

Alexandra Winteraven (they/them)

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA, LPC

Transpersonal therapy explores the spiritual, existential, and transcendent aspects of healing. I support clients in finding meaning, purpose, and connection beyond the self. Whether navigating spiritual crises, exploring altered states of consciousness, or seeking deeper alignment with your purpose, this approach integrates spiritual growth with psychological healing. Together, we create space for wholeness, connection, and a deeper sense of self.

Sasha Strong (they/them)

Licensed Professional Counselor

PhD, LPC

For clients who are interested, I integrate spirituality and transpersonal perspectives into therapy. My graduate training has included experiential and didactic coursework on transpersonal psychology and integrative approaches to healing, and I have benefited from my own lived experience as well. This orientation helps me provide support with psychedelic integration, working with extraordinary experiences, and recovering from psychotic episodes.

Anna Claybaugh (she/her/they/them)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

LCSW, LICSW

Melinda Norman (She/Her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

This approach focuses on the movement away from identifying with the ego self which has been created as a protective response to the experience of emotional pain.

Carl Jensen

Licensed Professional Counselor

MS, LPC

If it is the desire of the client, we can address treatment through the lens of the concerns being a spiritual problem. This kind of work may include a focus on using dreams, and/or identifying archetypal energies, and/or understanding astrological dynamics, that are related to present day concerns. Each of these approaches can provide unique guidance specific to the individual client. One goal of therapy being to reach a place of equanimity.

Terry Moody (she/her)

Qualified Mental Health Professional

M.A.

Therapy is inherently sacred work where deepest questions of meaning, purpose, and connection are explored. I honor clients across all spiritual and religious beliefs, understanding our connection to the sacred – however we define it – is often our deepest source of strength and resilience. For some this is traditional religion, for others nature, creativity, or service. I create space where your unique relationship to the sacred can be honored and integrated into healing.

Danielle Meyer (she/her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

PhD, LPC/LMHC, ATR

Constructing meaning is important as we weave the narrative of our lives. I believe it is helpful to consider what the universe, self, God, soul, the unconscious, etc. is putting in front of us. At times we observe what is occurring outside of us as having a larger meaning for our lives. It is helpful to observe things symbolically to help tap into the what the unconscious is bringing forth to be integrated.

Michael Viola (He/Him)

Licensed Professional Counselor

LPC, MA, BA

The framework of my therapy/coaching explores the relationship of self within the context of the greater whole. What does it mean to be in right relationship with all of the sentient consciousness around us? What is our relevance within all of creation? By honoring our deepest truths may we then connect with the deepest truths of others. I assist my clients in this process.

Angi Moe-Kyllonen

Qualified Mental Health Professional

The word "transpersonal" literally means "beyond the personal." Transpersonal psychology takes a step back to look at the whole or our sense of connection to something larger than ourselves – maybe nature, humanity, a sense of the sacred, or even just a feeling of awe and wonder, experiences that give life a deeper sense of meaning and purpose. They could be spiritual in nature, moments of profound insight, or times when we feel a strong sense of unity or interconnectedness.

Amanda Frankel

Qualified Mental Health Professional

QMHP

As a student of trans-personal counseling, my work is grounded in the understanding that the human psyche is not limited to one state of consciousness. In our therapeutic work, there is space for making meaning of our thoughts, behaviors, and experiences through that which transcends the individual, such as spirituality, dreams, mysticism, and more.