LAC, MA

Chase Moriarty welcomes adults and teens who feel anxious, disconnected, or at a crossroads. With a warm, honest approach rooted in person-centered and cognitive-behavioral therapy, he builds space for you to feel understood and empowered. He specializes in anxiety, self-esteem, LGBTQ+ concerns, and life transitions—working collaboratively, practically, and with genuine respect for your story.

LPC, LCPC, MS, NCC, ACS

Founder of Fox Hill Counseling, Parker works with individuals and couples seeking clarity, direction, and a more grounded sense of self. His approach is collaborative, practical, and rooted in real life—helping clients untangle what’s holding them back and build meaningful change through honesty, curiosity, and steady, human connection.

LAC, MA

Michaelle Sullivan offers culturally-sensitive, compassionate therapy for teens, adults, and elders navigating anxiety, depression, life transitions, or identity questions. With a focus on Afro-Caribbean, Black/African-American and Latino clients, she blends evidence-based approaches with genuine care in a safe, inclusive space. Sessions can be virtual, and she invites you to be heard, understood, and empowered to move forward.

MA, LAC

Haley Grimes-Stiroh works with adults whose anxiety, body image struggles, or past experiences have made it hard to feel at home in their own lives. Her approach is collaborative and nonjudgmental, drawing on CBT, DBT, and trauma-focused methods to build lasting self-awareness and self-compassion. She offers virtual therapy and meets clients where they are—without requiring them to have it figured out first.

MS, LAC

Jean Caruso works with adults navigating anxiety, illness, and the particular weight of caregiving—for a child, a family, or yourself. A cancer survivor with over a decade in higher education, she brings hard-earned perspective to the people she serves. Her approach is personalized, strength-based, and rooted in the belief that everyone deserves to feel seen at every stage of life.

MS, LAC, NCC

Alyson Bernacchi works with couples and individuals navigating conflict, disconnection, and the quieter pressures of everyday life. Trained in Gottman and Imago therapy, she creates a warm, honest space where both partners can be genuinely heard. She also sees individuals working through anxiety, self-esteem, health challenges, and life transitions—meeting each person with authenticity and care.