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Vanessa Bradden, LMFT

For more than 15 years, Vanessa has had the privilege of working with individuals, couples, and families facing a wide range of issues that keep them feeling stuck and unfulfilled. As a marriage and family therapist, Vanessa believes that problems are best understood and addressed in the context of relationships. Her approach to therapy is holistic. Vanessa sees her clients as having innate strengths that have helped them solve problems in the past. Her work with clients focuses on cultivating strengths and developing new skills. Vanessa prioritizes her clients concerns and strives to provide a safe space for them to examine difficult emotions, create new experiences, and restore a sense of wellness to their lives.
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​Vanessa's clinical experience and interests include:

• Depression and anxiety
• Major life transitions —marriage, separation, divorce, reconciliation, becoming parents, co-parenting, job loss, moving
• Co-dependency, identity, and self-esteem issues
• Grief and loss
• Sibling loss
• Pregnancy loss
• Infertility
• Postpartum depression/anxiety and OCD, and perinatal mood disorders
• Trauma and PTSD
• Relationship issues —ADHD, infidelity, bipolar disorder, premarital counseling, parenting issues, and marital distress

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Kathleen King, AMFT 

Kathleen considers it an honor to sit with clients at all stages of their journey through life and believes in the power of systemic therapy.  She believes that clients are part of a system and her goal is to help them examine and create change in their lives through a better understanding of their place and journey within their relationships.  Whether it is an intimate partner relationship, familial relationship, or an individual's relationship with the outside world, Kathleen will meet clients where they are and work collaboratively to help and support clients create change in their lives. Additionally, Kathleen works holistically to help clients connect their mind to their body often utilizing a yogic perspective that draws from her experience as a 200-hr experienced registered yoga teacher.  Kathleen believes the therapist and client relationship is of the utmost importance in her work as a marriage and family therapist and works to create an environment that is supportive and safe. while helping clients move forward in their lives.  

Kathleen’s clinical experience and interests include:

• Anxiety and depression 
• Relationship issues including becoming parents, co-parenting, and marital conflict and distress
• stress management and self-care

• Military experiences -- transitions and issues 
• Lifestage and career transitions, especially into adulthood
• Children and adolescents 
• LGBTQ issues
• Eating disorders and self-esteem issues
• Mindfulness and mind-body connection
• Grief and trauma
• Communication, boundary setting, and conflict resolution
• Premarital counseling
• Divorce 
• Blended families
• Addiction and substance use

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