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Jasmine is a licensed therapist and clinical supervisor providing online therapy services. She works with young adults, adults, and couples across a wide range of challenges. Much of Jasmine’s work centers around the role of trauma or distressing experiences in one’s life, and untangling their hold on happiness, connection, fulfillment, and feeling present. Jasmine supports those who have anxiety, depression, attachment wounding leading to unhealthy relationships and stress. She is passionate about bringing a social justice lens to conversations and enjoys working with women, BIPOC individuals, and those in the LGBTQ+ community.

Infidelity, conflict, communication problems, lack of intimacy? I can help. I am devoted to strengthening couples through helping restore connections, create new healthy interactions, and develop safe and secure bonds. I create a safe, non-judgmental place to work through many of life's challenges. My approach to the struggles within a couples relationships is to identify the negative cycle that keeps couples from connecting, understanding their attachment needs, and expressing their emotions. I utilize Emotionally Focused Therapy and Gottman Method to improve relationships, develop stronger connections and meaningful communication.

Hi, my name is Dominic Di Loreto and I offer counseling and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy in Chandler, Arizona. I have a unique experience working as a therapist with an understanding in neuroscience. I am experienced in working with anxiety and trauma in adults as well as children. I have worked with neuromodulation treatments such neurofeedback and brain mapping for over 14 years. This background in neuroscience has allowed me a deeper understanding to the mechanisms behind mental health conditions and allows me a broader toolbelt to best help my clients achieve their therapeutic goals.

I am an advocate for healing deep wounds and repairing relationships. As a former first responder and military veteran, I have an ability to bring a unique approach to mental health. Specializing in trauma and relationships, I recognize that addressing and dealing with emotional wounds can profoundly transform the way we connect with others. These connections help us feel healed and safe in our relationships. Drawing from my experiences, I am dedicated to guiding individuals and couples through the intricate matrix of healing and interpersonal dynamics, offering a pathway to personal well-being and fulfilling relationships.

My name is Hope and I am a graduate clinical intern attending Grand Canyon University pursuing my Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling practicing under supervision (at Compassionate Heart Christian Counseling). I am a dog mom to three amazing yorkie mixes, a lover of Crossfit, a follower of Jesus, and my favorite way to spend time is with family. Clinically, I have experience working with pre-adolescents in group therapy settings for intensive outpatient programs for DBT as well as experience working with adults in individual/family sessions with subjects related to grief, attachment, depression, anxiety and more.

Do you find yourself exhausted at the end of the day, no matter what you do? Do you ever feel like if you weren’t so anxious or stressed, then everything else would fall into place? You’re here because you want to feel better and I’m here to help because I understand how exhausting and stressful it all can be. I specialize in helping women, just like you, reconnect with themselves to find clarity, balance, and most of all, compassion for themselves. I’m passionate about helping women create a life that allows them to use their strengths and thrive, and I’d be honored to help you do the same.

I have a passion for helping clients create and strengthen meaningful relationships in their lives, whether it be with their partner, family member or their self. I enjoy working with couples, families and individuals and helping them identify and change hurtful, negative patterns and create more effective, healthy ones. Healing and change happen within ourselves and through relationships when we feel secure and loved. I strive to help couples, in families develop and strengthen those bonds and create positive interactions.

Therapy is for everyone. Whether you're already committed to counseling or feeling apprehensive, I have space for you here. I adopt a warm conversational, and person-centered approach to my practice. My highest priority is to ensure you feel safe and supported throughout our time together. I specialize in both CBT and DBT treatment and have begun providing EMDR services to my clients as of 2024. I may be a good fit for you if you're experiencing issues around anxiety, depression, and past trauma. If you're reading this, I encourage you to reach out and schedule a free consultation with me; I'd love to chat and assess your needs!

Hello, my name is Kristina Allen and I am an Associate Therapist at the Center for Compassion. Suffering is an inevitable part of the human experience and can take shape in many forms. In a culture that emphasizes positivity it is my desire to provide a safe, judgment-free, and culturally sensitive space where you can be with and care for suffering. I feel my role as a therapist is to come alongside you on the journey of exploration and self-discovery with humility.

Dr. Sue Moler is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist. She graduated from California School of Professional Psychology with a Doctorate of Psychology in Clinical Psychology, practicing since 2010. Sue believes in a treatment philosophy that includes looking at each person individually and what they may need. Approaches she has been trained include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy. Her main areas include adolescent issues and parent counseling, anxieties and stress, and mood disorders.

Samantha Booher, MS, LAC is an Associate Therapist at Center for Compassion. She is licensed by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners, and is a member of the American Counseling Association. She was drawn to mindfulness practices following the death of her beloved brother, and wished to share their healing potential with others, so she received certification in Compassionate Bereavement Care in Yoga through the MISS Foundation in 2017. Samantha has also been associated with the community-based support group The Compassionate Friends since 2012. Her passion for human rights and advocacy informs her therapeutic approaches.

Life can be difficult and there are so many things that happen to us that are out of our control when things happen externally it affects us in a negative way internally. Sometimes it may not even be our circumstances but our thoughts and negative distortions that have manifested over the years and are causing us extreme distress and an inability to be able to cope with everyday life. When this becomes our reality we often feel powerless to change. I have a passion to walk alongside individuals to offer support and encouragement by creating a safe space where you feel heard and valued.

Maryellen Romero is a Neuropsychologist in Arizona who has been practicing since 2008. She has a Ph.D. from Drexel University, completed her Internship in Clinical Psychology with Neuropsychology specialization from Tulane University School of Medicine, and her Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Clinical and Forensic Neuropsychology from Tulane University School of Medicine. Maryellen's ultimate clinical goal is to help patients more fully understand their cognitive and emotional functioning and the ways in which they can take control of and improve their cognitive and psychological health.

You've always carried so much for your family, and in many ways are considered a trailblazer. Your family came to this country, and life growing up was complex for you as you navigated barriers, culture, your own self-doubt and shame for creating a different path, or wanting something different. It's getting harder to live in both worlds...what will my (insert here: family, friends, community, children) think of me? Meanwhile, you are noticing it may be harder to sleep, body pain where there was none, more frequent headaches or instrusive thoughts, restlessness...and you are here just seeking some relief and a path forward.

I have a passion about helping children and teens find their voice in this midst of disconnection. As humans, we are created for connection. Often, this disconnection to self and others can create stress, exhaustion and loneliness. I desire to be a listening ear and seek to understand you to promote healing through the challenges occurring in your life. I can assist you by guiding you through physical and emotional development, family dynamics, school challenges, communication, relationship distress and trauma. I desire to walk with you on the journey for healing and together we will achieve goals for your child & family.

Katie Vaca, MAS-MFT, LAMFT is an Associate is an Associate Therapist at Center for Compassion. She is licensed by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners, and is a member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. She is a trained leader and supervisor of The Resilient Parenting for Bereaved Families program, an evidence-based course that offers caregivers of parentally bereaved children practical tools to help facilitate a family structure that builds their children’s resilience, as well as strengthen tools to care for themselves.

I get it. You have been struggling for a while. You do your very best to hold it all together for your family, friends, and co-workers, but inside you feel like you are falling apart. You wake up every day, thinking "maybe today will be different", but inside you still feel like screaming, running, or shutting down completely. Maybe you have tried talk therapy before, and you may have really liked your therapist, but you're not seeing the REAL changes that you were hoping for. If this sounds like you, I have great news...There is nothing wrong with you and true change IS possible. Call today to find out more.

I am dedicated to empowering others to see their personal value, move forward from challenging or painful experiences, and not only accept who they are today, but to also see the potential in their future. Working together we will explore how to better manage responses to the stress of daily life, as well as move forward from past experiences so you can focus on living for today.

I am passionate about what I do, I love all of my clients and they have access to me even when they don’t have an appointment. I truly just want to help people with life’s struggles.