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Aisha Hodge, MHC-LP
Mental Health Therapist
Accepting New Clients
Aisha is a Mental Health Counselor with a Limited Permit who strives to empower individuals
facing hardship and to guide self-discovery through a strengths-based approach. She
recognizes that navigating the many phases of life can be tumultuous, and works collaboratively
with clients to cultivate a life of intentional movement.
Aisha enjoys helping individuals in late adolescence and adulthood address concerns such as
depression, anxiety, trauma, identity development, and more. A core focus is helping clients
explore self-love and shed shame-based identities that stem from discriminatory or stigmatizing
social systems.
Mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy, and person-centered therapy form the foundation of
Aisha’s therapeutic approach. These modalities allow her to provide evidence-based services
while progressing toward a client’s identified goals.
Aisha graduated from Adler University with a Master’s in Counseling and earned a Bachelor’s
degree in Psychology from Western Michigan University. Aisha believes that our minds are an
asset when properly tended, and is ready to walk alongside clients on a journey toward healing,
regardless of the starting point.
Sliding Scale is available upon request.
Accepting New Clients
Aisha is a Mental Health Counselor with a Limited Permit who strives to empower individuals
facing hardship and to guide self-discovery through a strengths-based approach. She
recognizes that navigating the many phases of life can be tumultuous, and works collaboratively
with clients to cultivate a life of intentional movement.
Aisha enjoys helping individuals in late adolescence and adulthood address concerns such as
depression, anxiety, trauma, identity development, and more. A core focus is helping clients
explore self-love and shed shame-based identities that stem from discriminatory or stigmatizing
social systems.
Mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy, and person-centered therapy form the foundation of
Aisha’s therapeutic approach. These modalities allow her to provide evidence-based services
while progressing toward a client’s identified goals.
Aisha graduated from Adler University with a Master’s in Counseling and earned a Bachelor’s
degree in Psychology from Western Michigan University. Aisha believes that our minds are an
asset when properly tended, and is ready to walk alongside clients on a journey toward healing,
regardless of the starting point.
Sliding Scale is available upon request.
Margaria Whitmire
MSW Graduate Intern
Accepting New Clients
Margaria Whitmire is a Master of Social Work student at King University with a B.A. in Psychology and a deep commitment to supporting young adults, teenagers, and adults as they navigate life challenges. Her educational journey began at Waldorf University in Forest City, Iowa, where she earned an AA in Business, an AA in Psychology, and a B.A. in Psychology. She later continued her graduate studies at Limestone University before advancing her MSW training at King University.
Through internships, coursework, and clinical lectures, Margaria has developed a strong foundation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, TCBT, trauma-informed practice, and the biopsychosocial factors that shape individual and community wellbeing. She believes healing begins with acceptance, humility, empathy, cooperation, and collaboration.
As part of her clinical training, Margaria uses a collaborative, goal‑oriented, and evidence‑based approach under the supervision of a licensed clinical social worker. She is passionate about listening deeply, guiding clients with intention, and equipping them with practical tools to thrive. Margaria is committed to providing culturally responsive care that honors each client’s unique experiences, strengths, and goals.
Accepting New Clients
Margaria Whitmire is a Master of Social Work student at King University with a B.A. in Psychology and a deep commitment to supporting young adults, teenagers, and adults as they navigate life challenges. Her educational journey began at Waldorf University in Forest City, Iowa, where she earned an AA in Business, an AA in Psychology, and a B.A. in Psychology. She later continued her graduate studies at Limestone University before advancing her MSW training at King University.
Through internships, coursework, and clinical lectures, Margaria has developed a strong foundation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, TCBT, trauma-informed practice, and the biopsychosocial factors that shape individual and community wellbeing. She believes healing begins with acceptance, humility, empathy, cooperation, and collaboration.
As part of her clinical training, Margaria uses a collaborative, goal‑oriented, and evidence‑based approach under the supervision of a licensed clinical social worker. She is passionate about listening deeply, guiding clients with intention, and equipping them with practical tools to thrive. Margaria is committed to providing culturally responsive care that honors each client’s unique experiences, strengths, and goals.
Morgan (Dylan) Bass, LMSW MFA
Mental Health Therapist
Accepting New Clients
Dylan is a queer and non-binary therapist dedicated to creating an affirming, compassionate, and inclusive space where individuals, couples, and families feel seen, heard, and empowered. They are particularly passionate about supporting members of the LGBTQIA+ community and have extensive experience working with couples and partners navigating non-traditional relationship dynamics, including ethical non-monogamy and polyamory.
Their therapeutic approach is trauma-informed, collaborative, and tailored to each client's unique needs and goals. Drawing from evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), mindfulness-based interventions, and somatic techniques, they work alongside clients to foster self-awareness, resilience, and meaningful change.
Over the past several years, Dylan has gained experience providing counseling and therapy in both school-based and private practice settings. They believe that no two individuals are alike and strive to approach every client with curiosity, openness, and cultural humility. Their work focuses on helping clients navigate life transitions, relationship challenges, identity exploration, anxiety, stress, trauma, and personal growth.
In addition to their clinical experience, Dylan has a strong background in community health and advocacy. As a case manager, they supported a diverse caseload of young people experiencing housing instability and other systemic barriers, many of whom were young people of color living with HIV. This work strengthened their commitment to empowering clients not only to overcome challenges but also to advocate for themselves and build sustainable support systems.
They are also trained in crisis management and have facilitated workshops focused on anger management, creative expression, and emotional wellness. Their passion for advocacy, social justice, and lifelong learning continues to shape their clinical practice and deepen their commitment to serving diverse communities.
At the heart of their work is the belief that therapy should be a safe, affirming, and nonjudgmental space where clients can show up authentically and feel supported throughout their healing journey. Their goal is to help clients strengthen relationships, deepen self-understanding, and cultivate the confidence and tools needed to live more intentionally and authentically.
Whether clients are exploring their identity, navigating relationship dynamics, processing trauma, or seeking personal growth, Dylan is committed to walking alongside them every step of the way.
Accepting New Clients
Dylan is a queer and non-binary therapist dedicated to creating an affirming, compassionate, and inclusive space where individuals, couples, and families feel seen, heard, and empowered. They are particularly passionate about supporting members of the LGBTQIA+ community and have extensive experience working with couples and partners navigating non-traditional relationship dynamics, including ethical non-monogamy and polyamory.
Their therapeutic approach is trauma-informed, collaborative, and tailored to each client's unique needs and goals. Drawing from evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), mindfulness-based interventions, and somatic techniques, they work alongside clients to foster self-awareness, resilience, and meaningful change.
Over the past several years, Dylan has gained experience providing counseling and therapy in both school-based and private practice settings. They believe that no two individuals are alike and strive to approach every client with curiosity, openness, and cultural humility. Their work focuses on helping clients navigate life transitions, relationship challenges, identity exploration, anxiety, stress, trauma, and personal growth.
In addition to their clinical experience, Dylan has a strong background in community health and advocacy. As a case manager, they supported a diverse caseload of young people experiencing housing instability and other systemic barriers, many of whom were young people of color living with HIV. This work strengthened their commitment to empowering clients not only to overcome challenges but also to advocate for themselves and build sustainable support systems.
They are also trained in crisis management and have facilitated workshops focused on anger management, creative expression, and emotional wellness. Their passion for advocacy, social justice, and lifelong learning continues to shape their clinical practice and deepen their commitment to serving diverse communities.
At the heart of their work is the belief that therapy should be a safe, affirming, and nonjudgmental space where clients can show up authentically and feel supported throughout their healing journey. Their goal is to help clients strengthen relationships, deepen self-understanding, and cultivate the confidence and tools needed to live more intentionally and authentically.
Whether clients are exploring their identity, navigating relationship dynamics, processing trauma, or seeking personal growth, Dylan is committed to walking alongside them every step of the way.
Kevin M. Mendez, MS Ed
Mental Health Counseling Graduate Intern
Accepting New Clients
Kevin M. Mendez is a bilingual (English/Spanish) Mental Health Counseling graduate student in New York State. He holds a Master of Science in Education from Hunter College (2017), a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, Sociology, and Criminology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice (2014), and a Post-Master’s Certificate in Clinical Practice with Adolescents from New York University’s Silver School of Social Work (2018). He is currently completing a Certificate of Advanced Study in Mental Health Counseling at Alfred University's CITE program.
He has over 9 years of experience supporting adolescents and young adults in New York City across educational and community-based settings, with a focus on academic and career counseling, emotional well-being, and life transitions. His work has supported individuals navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, learning differences, and stress-related concerns.
His experience includes individual counseling, group facilitation, family support, crisis intervention, and collaboration with caregivers and support systems. He has extensive experience working with immigrant, first-generation, and LGBTQIA+ individuals and families, with attention to cultural identity and systemic barriers impacting access to care.
His clinical approach is strengths-based, solution-focused, and mindfulness-informed, with an emphasis on emotional safety, collaboration, and client-centered care.
Low-fee therapy spots are available.
Accepting New Clients
Kevin M. Mendez is a bilingual (English/Spanish) Mental Health Counseling graduate student in New York State. He holds a Master of Science in Education from Hunter College (2017), a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, Sociology, and Criminology from John Jay College of Criminal Justice (2014), and a Post-Master’s Certificate in Clinical Practice with Adolescents from New York University’s Silver School of Social Work (2018). He is currently completing a Certificate of Advanced Study in Mental Health Counseling at Alfred University's CITE program.
He has over 9 years of experience supporting adolescents and young adults in New York City across educational and community-based settings, with a focus on academic and career counseling, emotional well-being, and life transitions. His work has supported individuals navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, learning differences, and stress-related concerns.
His experience includes individual counseling, group facilitation, family support, crisis intervention, and collaboration with caregivers and support systems. He has extensive experience working with immigrant, first-generation, and LGBTQIA+ individuals and families, with attention to cultural identity and systemic barriers impacting access to care.
His clinical approach is strengths-based, solution-focused, and mindfulness-informed, with an emphasis on emotional safety, collaboration, and client-centered care.
Low-fee therapy spots are available.
Morgan Mckinnis, MFT-LP
Mental Health Therapist
Accepting New Clients
Morgan is a Brain spotting trained MFT therapist who prioritizes creating a safe and trusting environment, where individuals, couples, and families can freely express themselves without fear of judgment. She understands that every individual and relationship is unique, and by utilizing a collaborative approach, you can work together to explore challenges, uncover underlying issues, and ultimately find effective
solutions. She is interested in working with Couples, young adults and adolescents struggling with relationship issues, grief, depression, anxiety and trauma.
Her goal is to empower you to discover your own strengths and resources, while providing empathetic guidance and support along the way. Morgan values open and honest communication, as it lays the foundation for meaningful and lasting change.
With a deep understanding of human relationships and dynamics, Morgan's therapeutic objectives encompass guiding clients towards achieving a state of overall well-being, establishing a secure environment for every individual, and aiding them in transcending their current stressors and/or diagnosis. These goals aim to facilitate personal growth, promote
resilience, and cultivate a broader perspective for a more enriched and fulfilling life. Morgan graduated from Syracuse University and earned her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy. She received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Binghamton University in 2019.
Accepting New Clients
Morgan is a Brain spotting trained MFT therapist who prioritizes creating a safe and trusting environment, where individuals, couples, and families can freely express themselves without fear of judgment. She understands that every individual and relationship is unique, and by utilizing a collaborative approach, you can work together to explore challenges, uncover underlying issues, and ultimately find effective
solutions. She is interested in working with Couples, young adults and adolescents struggling with relationship issues, grief, depression, anxiety and trauma.
Her goal is to empower you to discover your own strengths and resources, while providing empathetic guidance and support along the way. Morgan values open and honest communication, as it lays the foundation for meaningful and lasting change.
With a deep understanding of human relationships and dynamics, Morgan's therapeutic objectives encompass guiding clients towards achieving a state of overall well-being, establishing a secure environment for every individual, and aiding them in transcending their current stressors and/or diagnosis. These goals aim to facilitate personal growth, promote
resilience, and cultivate a broader perspective for a more enriched and fulfilling life. Morgan graduated from Syracuse University and earned her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy. She received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Binghamton University in 2019.
Rebecca Machin
Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Art Therapy Intern
Accepting New Clients starting August 2026
Rebecca Machin is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Art Therapy Intern currently pursuing her master's degree in clinical Mental Health Counseling with a specialization in Art Therapy at Pennsylvania Western University. She brings over a decade of experience working with children, adolescents, and families across schools, community organizations, recreational programs, and therapeutic settings.
Rebecca believes that creativity can be a powerful pathway to healing. She recognizes that art provides a unique way for individuals to express emotions, process difficult experiences, and gain insight when words alone may not fully capture their experiences. By integrating creative expression with evidence-based therapeutic approaches, she helps clients build resilience, strengthen coping skills, and foster meaningful personal growth.
Her therapeutic style is compassionate, collaborative, and person-centered, emphasizing the importance of creating a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard and empowered. Rebecca incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based interventions, trauma-informed care, and expressive arts techniques to tailor treatment to each client's unique needs, strengths, and goals.
Throughout her career, Rebecca has developed and facilitated innovative programs that promote emotional wellness, social connection, self-confidence, and healthy coping skills. She is deeply committed to providing culturally responsive and affirming care that honors each client's individual identity and lived experiences.
Rebecca's clinical interests include supporting children, adolescents, and young adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, emotional regulation challenges, self-esteem concerns, and interpersonal difficulties.
Rebecca considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients as they navigate life's challenges and discover their own capacity for healing, resilience, and lasting change.
Low-fee therapy spots are available.
Accepting New Clients starting August 2026
Rebecca Machin is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Art Therapy Intern currently pursuing her master's degree in clinical Mental Health Counseling with a specialization in Art Therapy at Pennsylvania Western University. She brings over a decade of experience working with children, adolescents, and families across schools, community organizations, recreational programs, and therapeutic settings.
Rebecca believes that creativity can be a powerful pathway to healing. She recognizes that art provides a unique way for individuals to express emotions, process difficult experiences, and gain insight when words alone may not fully capture their experiences. By integrating creative expression with evidence-based therapeutic approaches, she helps clients build resilience, strengthen coping skills, and foster meaningful personal growth.
Her therapeutic style is compassionate, collaborative, and person-centered, emphasizing the importance of creating a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard and empowered. Rebecca incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based interventions, trauma-informed care, and expressive arts techniques to tailor treatment to each client's unique needs, strengths, and goals.
Throughout her career, Rebecca has developed and facilitated innovative programs that promote emotional wellness, social connection, self-confidence, and healthy coping skills. She is deeply committed to providing culturally responsive and affirming care that honors each client's individual identity and lived experiences.
Rebecca's clinical interests include supporting children, adolescents, and young adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, emotional regulation challenges, self-esteem concerns, and interpersonal difficulties.
Rebecca considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients as they navigate life's challenges and discover their own capacity for healing, resilience, and lasting change.
Low-fee therapy spots are available.
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