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Andria works with people who are used to being capable, responsible, and relied on, but who may be feeling anxious, burned out, disconnected, or unsure whether the life they have built still feels like their own.

Many of her clients are thoughtful, high-achieving professionals who are good at solving problems and getting things done. They may be successful on paper, yet still find themselves overfunctioning, people pleasing, struggling with boundaries, carrying chronic pressure, or repeating relationship patterns they understand intellectually but cannot seem to shift.

Knowing why something happens does not always change what it feels like to live inside it.

Andria helps clients slow down enough to notice what keeps happening beneath the surface, understand where those patterns come from, and make more room for choices that feel aligned with who they are now.

Her approach is relational, direct, and engaged. She brings warmth and curiosity to the work while also being willing to name what she notices. Therapy with Andria is conversational and reflective, with attention to the relationships, expectations, and experiences that have shaped how you move through the world.

She works with adults and couples navigating anxiety, burnout, perfectionism, over-functioning, identity, relationship patterns, and life or career transitions.

Credentials

Andria Reta, MSW
Registered Associate Social Worker
ASW #122896
Employed and Supervised by Sarah Iaccarino, LMFT #128686

Accepting New Clients

Alex works with people who spend so much of their lives caring for others that they've lost touch with themselves.

Many of her clients are the ones everyone else depends on. They are therapists, caregivers, healthcare professionals, parents, teachers, helpers, and deeply empathetic people who are often carrying more than anyone realizes. They're insightful and self-aware, yet still find themselves people pleasing, overfunctioning, struggling with anxiety, or repeating relationship patterns they thought they had already worked through.

Knowing why you do something doesn't always change how it feels.

Alex helps clients move beyond insight alone by slowing down, reconnecting with their emotional world, and building a relationship with themselves that feels grounded, compassionate, and authentic.

Her approach is relational, intuitive, and engaged. She shows up as a real person in the room, creating therapy that feels conversational, reflective, and rooted in genuine connection.

Credentials

Associate Marriage & Family Therapist #155201 employed and supervised by Sarah Iaccarino, LMFT #128686

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Katrina creates a steady, highly supportive therapeutic environment grounded in unconditional positive regard, cultural humility, and respect for the whole person. She specializes in trauma, attachment, and nervous system regulation, and believes meaningful healing happens through emotional safety and genuine human connection.

Her style is relational and authentic—inviting clients to show up as they are, with space for honesty, depth, and humor when it fits. Katrina blends evidence-based and somatic modalities, including EMDR and experiential therapies, to help clients process trauma, reduce anxiety and overwhelm, and create meaningful internal and relational change. She is especially passionate about supporting women, transitional-aged youth (18–25), and neurodivergent individuals in navigating identity, boundaries, self-worth, and life transitions. Her work balances compassion with thoughtful challenge, helping clients move beyond patterns that no longer serve them.

Specialties:

• Trauma & Complex PTSD

• Anxiety, Burnout & High-Achiever Stress

• Relationships, Attachment & Intimacy

Approaches:

• Compassion-focused

• Eye Movement Reprocessing Desensitization (EMDR)

• Polyvagal Theory

• Somatic & Attachment-Based Therapy

Credentials:

AMFT registration #157937 employed and supervised by Sarah Iaccarino, LMFT #128686

EMAIL: kneville.therapist@gmail.com

Accepting New Clients 

Nina creates a warm, relational, and highly supportive therapeutic environment where clients are invited to show up exactly as they are. Her work is grounded in compassion, authenticity, and a deep belief that healing begins in spaces where people feel safe, accepted, and free to be themselves. Nina specializes in trauma and complex trauma, and is especially passionate about supporting clients whose past experiences continue to show up in their body, relationships, or sense of self.

Her style is relational, gentle, and nonjudgmental, offering a space where clients feel truly seen, heard, and respected. Nina blends trauma-informed and integrative approaches, including EMDR, somatic therapy, psychodynamic theory, and client-centered work, to help clients process trauma, build self-understanding, and move toward greater self-compassion and agency. She is particularly drawn to working with individuals healing from childhood trauma, religious trauma, and identity and sexual identity related trauma. Nina also enjoys supporting young adults, adults, older adults, LGBTQ+ clients, and neurodivergent individuals navigating perfectionism, attachment wounds, PTSD, ADHD, anxiety, depression, and major life transitions. Her approach emphasizes collaboration, values-based growth, and creating a safe, nurturing space that includes thoughtful directness to support meaningful change.

Specialties:

• Trauma & Complex Trauma (C-PTSD)

• Childhood Trauma & Religious Trauma

• Anxiety, Depression & Emotional Overwhelm

• Perfectionism & Attachment Wounds

• ADHD & Neurodivergence

• Life Transitions & Self-Exploration

Approaches:

• Relational & Trauma-Informed
  Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

• Somatic Therapy

• Psychodynamic Therapy

• Client-Centered Therapy

Credentials:

Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, APCC #19811 Employed and supervised by Sarah Iaccarino, LMFT #128686