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Cayla Mcmillian, MHC-LP
Mental Health Therapist
Accepting new clients
Cayla McMillian is a Mental Health Counselor licensed in the state of New York. She holds a Master of Arts in Forensic Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Cayla is deeply committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and affirming therapeutic space—especially for BIPOC teens and young adults. She understands the complex intersections of identity, culture, and systemic challenges, and supports her clients in showing up as their full, authentic selves.
Before transitioning into private practice, Cayla served as a housing case manager, providing support to individuals and families experiencing housing insecurity and delivering rehabilitative services. This work reinforced her dedication to trauma-informed, culturally responsive care and the importance of meeting clients where they are.
Cayla integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness-based techniques to help clients build emotional insight, develop practical coping skills, and shift unhelpful patterns. Her clinical focus includes depression, anxiety, self-esteem, grief, family dynamics, identity exploration, and the everyday pressures of adulting.
Cayla approaches therapy with compassion, curiosity, and respect—walking alongside her clients as they navigate life’s challenges. A sliding scale is available to ensure therapy is accessible.
Accepting new clients
Cayla McMillian is a Mental Health Counselor licensed in the state of New York. She holds a Master of Arts in Forensic Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Cayla is deeply committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and affirming therapeutic space—especially for BIPOC teens and young adults. She understands the complex intersections of identity, culture, and systemic challenges, and supports her clients in showing up as their full, authentic selves.
Before transitioning into private practice, Cayla served as a housing case manager, providing support to individuals and families experiencing housing insecurity and delivering rehabilitative services. This work reinforced her dedication to trauma-informed, culturally responsive care and the importance of meeting clients where they are.
Cayla integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness-based techniques to help clients build emotional insight, develop practical coping skills, and shift unhelpful patterns. Her clinical focus includes depression, anxiety, self-esteem, grief, family dynamics, identity exploration, and the everyday pressures of adulting.
Cayla approaches therapy with compassion, curiosity, and respect—walking alongside her clients as they navigate life’s challenges. A sliding scale is available to ensure therapy is accessible.
Jordan Wilson,MHC-LP MS Ed.
Mental Health Therapist
Accepting new clients
Jordan Wilson is a Mental Health Counselor with a Limited Permit in the state of New York. He graduated from Long Island University and earned his Masters of Science in Mental Health Counseling in May 2013. He attended Stony Brook University and earned a Bachelors of Art degree in Political Science.
Jordan has of over 30 years of experience walking alongside individuals and families through life’s complex journeys experience.
As a Black male therapist with deep roots in community, culture, and care, He brings a grounded, compassionate, and practical approach to therapy. His passion lies in supporting people of all ages—from teens to older adults—as they navigate life transitions, personal growth, and emotional healing.
Jordan is interested in working with individuals, Couples and families who are dealing with : Parenting challenges (at every stage of the journey). Aging and caregiving stress. Life transitions and identity shifts. Burnout, anxiety, and stress management
Relationships, family dynamics, and communication Grief, resilience, and self-worth.
Jordan brings a warm, easy to talk to, and deeply present approach. He believes in meeting people where they are—with no judgment—and creating a space where you can feel safe, heard, and empowered.
Whether you’re a young adult figuring out your path, a parent trying to keep it all together, or someone later in life facing new realities, he is here to help you find balance, clarity, and strength.
Accepting new clients
Jordan Wilson is a Mental Health Counselor with a Limited Permit in the state of New York. He graduated from Long Island University and earned his Masters of Science in Mental Health Counseling in May 2013. He attended Stony Brook University and earned a Bachelors of Art degree in Political Science.
Jordan has of over 30 years of experience walking alongside individuals and families through life’s complex journeys experience.
As a Black male therapist with deep roots in community, culture, and care, He brings a grounded, compassionate, and practical approach to therapy. His passion lies in supporting people of all ages—from teens to older adults—as they navigate life transitions, personal growth, and emotional healing.
Jordan is interested in working with individuals, Couples and families who are dealing with : Parenting challenges (at every stage of the journey). Aging and caregiving stress. Life transitions and identity shifts. Burnout, anxiety, and stress management
Relationships, family dynamics, and communication Grief, resilience, and self-worth.
Jordan brings a warm, easy to talk to, and deeply present approach. He believes in meeting people where they are—with no judgment—and creating a space where you can feel safe, heard, and empowered.
Whether you’re a young adult figuring out your path, a parent trying to keep it all together, or someone later in life facing new realities, he is here to help you find balance, clarity, and strength.
Joseph M Harrigan
Social Work Graduate Intern
Accepting new clients soon
Joseph Harrigan is a U.S. Navy veteran and social work graduate with a heart for service and a deep commitment to making mental health care accessible to all. With experience in security, early childhood education, and community corrections, Joseph understands how life’s challenges can affect people from all walks of life.
Currently pursuing his Master of Social Work at King University, he offers low-cost therapy to individuals and families who might not otherwise have access. Joseph approaches each session with empathy, respect, and a trauma-informed lens, creating a safe and grounded space for healing.
Whether you’re facing stress, grief, or major life transitions, Joseph is here to walk alongside you with compassion, care, and hope for the future.
Accepting new clients soon
Joseph Harrigan is a U.S. Navy veteran and social work graduate with a heart for service and a deep commitment to making mental health care accessible to all. With experience in security, early childhood education, and community corrections, Joseph understands how life’s challenges can affect people from all walks of life.
Currently pursuing his Master of Social Work at King University, he offers low-cost therapy to individuals and families who might not otherwise have access. Joseph approaches each session with empathy, respect, and a trauma-informed lens, creating a safe and grounded space for healing.
Whether you’re facing stress, grief, or major life transitions, Joseph is here to walk alongside you with compassion, care, and hope for the future.
Alisa Joy Flores
Mental Health Counseling Graduate Intern
Accepting new clients soon
Joy Flores is a Master’s-level intern in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Keiser University. Now in her third year of graduate training, Joy is passionate about making quality mental health care accessible to those who need it most. She currently offers low-cost counseling services for individuals and families navigating life’s challenges.
With experience as a Registered Behavior Technician, Joy supported children with autism and their families — an experience that shaped her clinical interest in the emotional toll of caregiving. She understands how easy it is for caregivers to feel overwhelmed, unseen, or emotionally depleted, and she’s passionate about creating a space where they, too, can feel heard and supported.
Joy also brings compassion and steadiness to those navigating grief, chronic illness, or end-of-life transitions. Whether sitting with someone in loss or helping them prepare for what’s next, she offers a calming, respectful presence during life’s most vulnerable moments.
Known for her warm, collaborative style, Joy sees therapy as a partnership. She works with clients to explore what’s beneath the surface — not to “fix,” but to understand, heal, and move forward together. She provides a safe, nonjudgmental space for anyone ready to take that first step, no matter where they are in their journey.
Low-fee therapy spots are available. If you’re looking for a supportive space to breathe, reflect, or grow — Joy is here to walk beside you.
Accepting new clients soon
Joy Flores is a Master’s-level intern in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Keiser University. Now in her third year of graduate training, Joy is passionate about making quality mental health care accessible to those who need it most. She currently offers low-cost counseling services for individuals and families navigating life’s challenges.
With experience as a Registered Behavior Technician, Joy supported children with autism and their families — an experience that shaped her clinical interest in the emotional toll of caregiving. She understands how easy it is for caregivers to feel overwhelmed, unseen, or emotionally depleted, and she’s passionate about creating a space where they, too, can feel heard and supported.
Joy also brings compassion and steadiness to those navigating grief, chronic illness, or end-of-life transitions. Whether sitting with someone in loss or helping them prepare for what’s next, she offers a calming, respectful presence during life’s most vulnerable moments.
Known for her warm, collaborative style, Joy sees therapy as a partnership. She works with clients to explore what’s beneath the surface — not to “fix,” but to understand, heal, and move forward together. She provides a safe, nonjudgmental space for anyone ready to take that first step, no matter where they are in their journey.
Low-fee therapy spots are available. If you’re looking for a supportive space to breathe, reflect, or grow — Joy is here to walk beside you.
Candace McConnell
Social Work Graduate Intern
Accepting new clients soon
Candace Whitson is a Master’s-level Social Work intern at King University with a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work. Her passion lies in creating a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel truly heard and valued. Her approach to therapy is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and respect for each person’s unique story. Candace believes in walking alongside clients as they navigate challenges, discover strengths, and work toward meaningful change.
Through her work with the Department of Children’s Services, Candace gained valuable experience in trauma-informed care, advocacy, and child welfare. She worked closely with children and families from diverse backgrounds facing significant challenges, participating in case assessments, court proceedings, home visits, parent-child visitation, and collaboration with community partners. These experiences not only deepened her understanding of child protection laws but also strengthened her ability to build trust and rapport through empathy, consistency, and cultural humility.
Candace is especially interested in working with individuals and families experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, relationship issues, and life transitions.
To make counseling accessible, Candace offers services on a sliding scale/low-fee basis. She is committed to ensuring that cost is not a barrier to receiving support and healing.
Accepting new clients soon
Candace Whitson is a Master’s-level Social Work intern at King University with a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work. Her passion lies in creating a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel truly heard and valued. Her approach to therapy is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and respect for each person’s unique story. Candace believes in walking alongside clients as they navigate challenges, discover strengths, and work toward meaningful change.
Through her work with the Department of Children’s Services, Candace gained valuable experience in trauma-informed care, advocacy, and child welfare. She worked closely with children and families from diverse backgrounds facing significant challenges, participating in case assessments, court proceedings, home visits, parent-child visitation, and collaboration with community partners. These experiences not only deepened her understanding of child protection laws but also strengthened her ability to build trust and rapport through empathy, consistency, and cultural humility.
Candace is especially interested in working with individuals and families experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, relationship issues, and life transitions.
To make counseling accessible, Candace offers services on a sliding scale/low-fee basis. She is committed to ensuring that cost is not a barrier to receiving support and healing.
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