Meet the Team

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    Rachel Donohue-Dupler, LCSW

    CEO/Licensed Clinical Social Worker

    I have worked in the field of mental health and social work for almost 20 years. In that time I have developed a passion for working with people who have experienced trauma, especially childhood and other relationship traumas. Throughout the years I have gained specialization in therapy interventions that directly address attachment wounds, trauma, and PTSD symptoms such as Brain Synchronization Therapy (similar to EMDR) and Somatic Therapy interventions. Read More

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    Ashley Schrauth, LSW

    Licensed Social Worker

    I’m passionate about helping kids, teens, and young adults work through life’s challenges. With almost 10 years of experience in youth programs and schools, I’ve gained a deep understanding of the unique struggles young people face—whether it’s dealing with school stress, building friendships, navigating family dynamics, or figuring out who they are. Read More

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    Kaylee Maez, LSW

    Licensed Social Worker

    I am passionate about helping individuals heal, grow, and reconnect with themselves on their journey toward mental wellness. My approach is grounded in empathy, respect, and collaboration. I believe in meeting each person where they are and walking beside them as they build the skills and confidence to create meaningful change.  Read More

  • Christine Moser, SWC

    Clinical Social Work Candidate

    Life can feel overwhelming when you're carrying anxiety, navigating difficult relationships, processing past experiences, or simply trying to manage the many demands of daily life. I believe therapy works best when you feel genuinely heard, respected, and supported. My goal is to create a space where you can slow down, take a breath, and explore your experiences without fear of judgment. Read More…

  • Dr. Audrey Ramos, PhD, PSYC

    Clinical Psychologist Candidate

    Life can become overwhelming when you are accustomed to being the dependable person—the one who manages responsibilities, supports others, and continues moving forward despite stress, loss, trauma, or exhaustion. While that strength may have helped you through difficult experiences, constantly operating in survival mode can eventually lead to burnout, emotional disconnection, anxiety, or feeling unsure of how to move forward. Read More…