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My name is Chris Schrimscher (he/him). I am an individual who has experienced depression, anxiety, and trauma firsthand and know how difficult it can be to find hope. Much of my experiences, as well as those around me, have helped me to become the therapist that I am today. As I connect with my clients, my passion for mental health and healing is present through my interests in art, film, and books and my work as a therapist.

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My name is Megan Spees. My pronouns are she/her, and I am a cis-gender, heterosexual, married, Christian woman. I am a neurodiverse therapist recovering from complex PTSD and addictive tendencies. I consider servant leadership integral to care and operating in the world. This means that I live to serve myself and others with love and strive to lead by example and in congruence with my own integrity. Below, you’ll find my personal statement of treatment philosophy: “Every human has an inherent capacity to heal. No human is broken beyond repair. All humans have the innate capacity to grow and change. I believe all humans are equipped with the natural freedom and responsibility to make choices. The meaninglessness involved in facing the vastness of those freedoms and responsibilities sends many humans into a deep, dark, isolated cage. My job is to help them get out of that cage. Recovery is a journey of individual responsibility for that freedom that each must undertake. As a healer who is also in recovery, I intend to convince you that with safety, community, and support lie resilience, strength, and hope. Everyone can heal themselves. If you’re still here, there’s still hope, even if hope is a four-letter word. Full stop, no exceptions. Let’s get to work!”

My name is Megan Spees. My pronouns are she/her, and I am a cis-gender, heterosexual, married, Ch... Read More