Cara Davies  holds a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from University of Toledo, and a Master’s degree in Social Work from University of Kentucky.

Cara believes that it is possible for people to heal themselves, both physically and mentally, with proper support and guidance. She works with her clients to develop a plan for recovery that fits each individual’s goals and maximizes their personal strengths. A certified Grief Recovery Specialist, she integrates recovery elements into her practice, along with CBT and neuroscience psychoeducation.

Cara’s goal is to provide treatment that uses each person’s unique gifts and strengths to recover wellness and balance to life.

Currently Cara is focusing on adolescent, adult, and couples therapy. With her practical yet creative approach, she will assist people release what has been holding them back from joy and growth in their lives.

Holly Schweitzer Dunn is a Licensed Independent Social Worker who holds a Master’s degree in Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Upon completion of her Master’s degree in Social Work, Holly began her work providing mental health services to children. She transitioned to home-based family therapy and school based therapy in Charlottesville, VA. After moving to Los Angeles, CA, Holly became actively involved in the provision of residential treatment to youth as well as continuing her work with school-based treatment. Holly has spent her first five years in the Findlay area providing a diverse range of outpatient services in a local community mental health setting including outpatient counseling and group treatment.

Holly’s goal is to provide treatment that emphasizes the imperative nature of finding balance in all areas of life.

Currently Holly is focusing on youth, adult, and family treatments. She provides counseling for a variety of issues including eating disorders, sexual abuse/sexual trauma, self-esteem difficulties, depression, anxiety, divorce transitions, adjustment disorders, and grief work. Holly is a trained EMDR provider who utilizes a strength-based, solution-focused approach using cognitive behavioral, sensorimotor, and motivational techniques to assist people in making positive changes in their lives.

Providing a multidisciplinary, balanced, and holistic approach to wellness, Landon Dunn empowers clients to identify what they most want and supports each person’s unique way of living–integrating the physical, mental and spiritual parts of self.

Landon focuses on inner exploration that is rooted in awareness practices. His work focuses on exploring how stress in all forms – from early relational trauma to chronic day-to-day stress – shapes perceptions of self, relationships and one’s place in the world.

Through his formal training and experience (see Linked In), Landon guides others to find the origins of their often long-standing beliefs. He invites a deeper understanding of the organization of the mind and helps reveal the outdated protective strategies that obscure the True Self.

Landon hopes to alleviate suffering and establish new life-enriching practices that lead to a meaningful life; to walk alongside clients as they embark on their inner journey, offering a mirror that reflects the True Self.

He works in the office, and recently, also in remote areas of the wilderness, integrating his lifelong love of nature by guiding others to discover and explore the wild nature within.