Our Therapists
Shelby Scott LPC-MHSP
Shelby trusts the answers are within you and she is here to help you connect with them. She values the power of a nurturing and honest environment to support healing and growth, and recognizes that curiosity and compassion can lead you to a deeper understanding of self.
With a therapeutic approach grounded in a relational and embodied focused perspective, she helps clients navigate shame, self-esteem, gender identity, sexual trauma, spiritual or religious harm, and other life challenges. Shelby offers a LGBTQIA+ celebratory and inclusive environment, where clients are encouraged to be their authentic selves.
She brings a trauma-sensitive approach to sessions, drawing from specialized training in Internal Family Systems (“parts work”), Sex Therapy, and Somatic and Attachment-focused EMDR. Shelby is currently expanding her expertise through ongoing training in Somatic Experiencing, a body-centered approach encouraging nervous systems towards physiological and mental resolution.
Katie Brown LPC-MHSP
Katie believes that healing and self-evolution occur at your own pace in an environment where you are seen, heard, and accepted. It is her hope that you discover empowerment within yourself throughout your time together.
Her therapeutic approach is fundamentally built upon relationships. She utilizes psychodynamic, trauma-informed therapy, and internal family systems therapy (IFS), also known as "parts work." She states, "These are all fancy terms that, simply put, mean this: safe relationships, especially the ones with ourselves, have the power to bring peace to what once felt like chaos."
Brandy Brewer BCBA, LBA
Brandy’s approach is rooted in a neurodiversity-affirming, person-centered framework. She integrates contemporary behavior analytic models such as Relational Frame Theory (RFT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) into her clinical practice to support cognitive flexibility, emotional regulation, and values-based living. Her work prioritizes trauma-informed, assent-based care and emphasizes the importance of building authentic, collaborative relationships with clients and their families.
With specialized experience in supporting individuals with dual diagnoses and complex learning needs, Brandy is also passionate about caregiver coaching, staff training, and the development of sustainable systems of support. With over 10 years of experience providing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services across the lifespan. Her clinical work spans a variety of settings, including in-home therapy, schools, clinics, host homes, and adult day programs. She is committed to equitable access to services and works closely with interdisciplinary teams to promote consistency, dignity, and meaningful outcomes.
Beth Brewer LPC-MHSP
Beth practices from the belief that authentic growth occurs in the context of a collaborative and nurturing therapeutic relationship. She is passionate about helping her clients feel safe in their bodies and connected to the more vulnerable parts of themselves.
Beth draws on specialized training in Somatic and Attachment Focused EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), relational Psychodynamic Therapy, and Adverse Religious Experiences recovery. She works with folks from all walks of life navigating complex trauma, anxiety, life transitions, relationship challenges, boundary setting, adult children of emotionally immature parents, and those who have experienced religious trauma or are in the process of deconstructing their faith.
One of the most rewarding parts of her work is partnering with clients as they strengthen their resilience and approach life’s complexities with greater mindfulness and confidence. She looks forward to the opportunity to connect with you.
Rob McAlister Pre-Licensed Professional, MA
As a therapist, Rob brings a curious and compassionate presence, along with a steady belief in your capacity to grow. He works from a values- and strengths-based perspective, meaning he will pay attention to what matters most to you, and build on what’s already working in your life. Rob's approach is eclectic and flexible - He will meet you where you are and adapt to support your unique needs and goals. Whether you're exploring something difficult or celebrating victories both large and small, he's there with care and clarity.
Therapy can be hard work - but that doesn’t mean it has to be heavy all the time. Rob often brings a quick wit and a sense of humor into sessions, and many clients find that laughter becomes a meaningful part of the work together. Sometimes, therapy can actually be fun! Humor helps us feel more connected, creates moments of relief, and reminds us of the beauty revealed by being fully human.
Rob deeply values your unique story. He is genuinely interested in exploring the trials, triumphs, and turning points that shape each chapter of your life. Therapy with him is less about “fixing” and more about uncovering. Together, you will discover the themes, patterns, and possibilities already present in your experience. Your story matters, and he considers it a privilege to sift through it with you.