“You spend most
of  your life inside
your head...

- make it a nice place to be

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Welcome!

Counseling requires an open mind, vulnerability, and self-exploration. Working with a counselor will help increase self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and will help you create more fulfilling relationships. Every individual should have the opportunity to reach their fullest potential and become the best possible version of themselves. Counseling will provide you with the necessary tools to navigate areas of your life that may feel overwhelming and unmanageable. Now is the perfect time to reach out for support!

Mental health matters

- you matter!

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Welcome!

Counseling requires an open mind, vulnerability, and self-exploration. Working with a counselor will help increase self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and will help you create more fulfilling relationships. Every individual should have the opportunity to reach their fullest potential and become the best possible version of themselves. Counseling will provide you with the necessary tools to navigate areas of your life that may feel overwhelming and unmanageable. Now is the perfect time to reach out for support!

Illustration of a brain, which is a part of the logo.

Mental
health matters

- you matter!

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Savannah Martha DiPaola

Savannah is a licensed professional counselor, with a focus on supporting the “anxious generation,” a term often used to describe Millennials and Gen Z, who report higher levels of anxiety, stress, and other mental health challenges.

In her work, Savannah addresses the unique factors contributing to this generational anxiety, including the pervasive influence of social media and technology, academic and career pressures, economic instability, and a landscape of social and political turmoil.

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Savannah
Martha DiPaola

Savannah is a licensed professional counselor, with a focus on supporting the “anxious generation,” a term often used to describe Millennials and Gen Z, who report higher levels of anxiety, stress, and other mental health challenges.

In her work, Savannah addresses the unique factors contributing to this generational anxiety, including the pervasive influence of social media and technology, academic and career pressures, economic instability, and a landscape of social and political turmoil.