Meet Our Team
We are a collective of highly trained and passionate professionals with a wide range of clinical experience. Our goal is to provide holistic care that addresses all parts of the individual. We work collaboratively to ensure our clients receive the most comprehensive and supportive care possible. We look forward to connecting with you!
Craig Salerno LAC, LPC
Craig is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC) focused on supporting the mental health and transformation of his clients. Craig provides individual and couples therapy, as well as Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) to address depression, trauma, addiction, and other mental health struggles. Craig works to address core wounds and instilled beliefs that hold individuals back from being their most authentic selves.
Craig is also passionate about offering preparation and integration support for individuals working with various plant medicines and psychedelics for healing. Craig runs a bimonthly integration group to support individuals on this path.
April Pojman LPC, CHT
April is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Hakomi Therapist (CHT). She offers somatic and nature based therapies to heal old patterns and enable clients to find new ways of being in the world. April helps her clients make friends with the wisdom in their bodies and emotions. She supports new experiences so that clients can begin to bring all parts of themselves into the conversation of their lives. Her approach to healing is deeply relational, experiential and creative. She offers Hakomi somatic therapy, EMDR trauma resolution therapy, Nature Based therapy and Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP).
Sashi Gerzon-Rose MA, LPC
Sashi Gerzon-Rose is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Yoga teacher, and ordained monk in Zen Buddhism. She is passionate about working with both couples and individuals, and is experienced in supporting people transform trauma, depression, anxiety, spirituality, loss and grief, conflict resolution, addictions, and sexuality and intimacy. She offers both EMDR and Ketamine-Assisted-Psychotherapy for trauma resolution.
With clients, her style is warm, kind, and direct, and she often brings in a body-based, experiential approach to therapy that has been described as deep, powerful, and life-changing.
Dylan Rivard MA, LPC
Dylan struggled with depression and anxiety throughout his twenties, and he was able to find relief and support through his connection to nature and ceremony. This led Dylan to study psychology and complete a master’s in Transpersonal Psychology at Naropa University in 2013. Since graduating Dylan worked at a couple different agencies before opening his own private practice in 2017. Dylan specializes in helping people who feel stuck, frustrated, and disappointed by life to create a sense of new meaning and possibility by learning how to connect to themselves in brand new ways. Emphasizing an experiential approach, Dylan’s goal is to help every client walk away from each session with a new experience rather than just talking through the same old problems over and over again. Dylan is both a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Hakomi Therapist (CHT) offering individual counseling and ketamine assisted psychotherapy with a focus on men’s work, spirituality, and LGBT issues.
Gail Margolis MA, LPC
Gail Margolis is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and creator of Wholistic Psychotherapy. She bridges many modalities to create an integrative, mindfulness-based, experiential, and somatic approach to therapy that supports mind, body, heart, and spirit. Her approach helps clients to heal underlying core wounds and traumas, transform old patterns, and create new possibilities for how to relate to oneself and the world.
She offers Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), Hakomi therapy, and EMDR therapy for adult individuals. Gail is passionate about helping clients to discover their innate wholeness and live a fulfilling life, and has a style that has been described as gentle, deeply compassionate, and transformational.