Meet The Team
Owner
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Individual Sessions: $165
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Couples/Group Sessions: $185
Owner/Clinical Supervisor/Professional Counselor
Dr. Randi Gray
PhD, LPC, NCC
"I firmly believe that everyone can mend and heal the injured parts of their soul and find peace, happiness & contentment."
I enjoy being a counselor and assisting others on their journey as they seek to heal, recover, and improve their lives. I have a natural inclination to want to make a difference in the lives of others by helping those who seek healing through counseling. I have experienced the power and effectiveness of embarking on the journey of healing through counseling and felt the positive influences in my own life. I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and a PhD in Psychology with an emphasis on Instruction and Cognition. Through my many years as a Professional Counselor, I continually connect and empathize with others as they work towards healing because I understand what it is to hurt. I know what it takes to heal. I am continually amazed at the strength and resilience that individuals possess to survive, overcome, recover, heal, and rise above the traumatic or negative experiences they have lived through. I firmly believe that everyone can mend and heal the injured parts of their soul and find peace, happiness & contentment. It is a gift and my privilege to be a part of this process with others. I have been married for 32 years and have seven beautiful children, ranging in age from 21 to 30. I have 6 amazing grandchildren, 5 granddaughters and 1 grandson. Dr. Gray is the author of The Work of Getting Closer. This interactive workbook offers education and insight into healing relationships affected by betrayal, abuse, or addiction, as well as cultivating and maintaining healthy relationships. Her workbook can be found at booksbydrgray.com
Licensed Counselors
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Individual Sessions: $145
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Couples/Group Sessions: $165
Professional Counselor
Deanne Williams
LPC, NCC
Deanne has years of experience working with those who have experienced trauma and addiction.
Deanne is an Arizona native who graduated Summa Cum Laude from Arizona State University, receiving a Bachelor of Family and Human Development and a Master of Counseling degree. She discovered her passion for working with individuals who were embarking on their healing journey. She has experience working with youth, emerging adults, and adults, including couples. Deanne has years of experience working with those who have experienced trauma and addiction. She has witnessed the lasting effects of trauma on an individual and the devastating effects of addiction on an entire family. These experiences increased her empathy and compassion and her understanding of the healing process. She understands the need for trauma work, connection, and education for those struggling with addiction. She believes that people can work through difficult issues and make positive changes. When not helping others, Deanne loves to spend time with her husband of over 30 years and her four children, son-in-law and grand babies. She enjoys date nights with her husband, camping, time spent with friends, and dinners with her extended family.
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Individual Sessions: $145
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Couples/Group Sessions: $165
Professional Counselor
Renae Holbrook
LPC, NCC
Renae empowers her clients through mindfulness, motivational interviewing, spirituality, and emotional regulation.
Renae graduated from San Jose State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Child Development and has a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling from the University of Phoenix. Her compassionate, friendly, and non-judgmental approach to therapy helps to establish an environment where clients feel safe to work through sensitive and difficult problems. Renae views the counseling process as a team effort where the counselor and client learn to trust one another,define and explore problem areas, identify future goals for an improved life, and develop a plan to achieve those goals. Renae is passionate about and has great success working with adolescents and young adults. She also enjoys helping men, women, and couples. She has worked with anxiety, depression, troubled relationships, communication, low self-esteem, parenting struggles, and behavioral issues. Renae teaches strategies and coping skills and loves to draw out the strengths in her clients. This gives them hope, personal power, and the ability to overcome challenges to make healthy, positive changes. Renae empowers her clients through mindfulness, motivational interviewing, spirituality, and emotional regulation. She focuses on strength-based and solution-focused methods for clients to discover self-awareness and improve their lives.
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Individual Sessions: $145
Professional Counselor
Jessica Jacupke
LPC, NCC
Jess believes that building a strong therapeutic relationship, through empathy, compassion, and mutual trust, is key to helping individuals feel safe in order to work through sensitive issues.
Jess graduated from Hastings College with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She earned a Master’s of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Phoenix. She was also a member of the Chi Sigma Iota Honor Society. Jess has always enjoyed helping people. She has friendly demeanor and strives to create an environment where her clients feel heard and understood. Jess believes that building a strong therapeutic relationship, through empathy, compassion, and mutual trust, is key to helping individuals feel safe in order to work through sensitive issues. Her aim is to work together with her clients to explore areas they want to address and then together develop a plan to help improve their lives. Jess has had success working with adults in many areas including depression, anxiety, substance use, trauma, communication, anger, and interpersonal issues. She utilizes a strengths-based approach and wants her clients to feel empowered. Jessica loves seeing her clients overcome trauma and gain skills that help them lead more peaceful and fulfilling lives.
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Individual Sessions: $125
Associate Counselor
Becky Ferrin
LAC, NCC
Becky is inspired by the human spirit’s ability to change, adapt, and persevere through various life challenges.
Becky has over 20+ years working in various customer service roles including legal, finance and higher education industries. She graduated with her Bachelor's of Science in Communications with her Minor in Family and Human Development. She also received her Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Through her collective work and personal experiences, she understands the importance of the client-counselor relationship and strives to create a trusting, personalized and compassionate counseling environment. She also incorporates a variety of modalities, and tools specific to each client’s needs and goals. Her holistic counseling approach encompasses empathy, validation, positive motivation and humor in navigating the healing process. Becky is inspired by the human spirit’s ability to change, adapt, and persevere through various life challenges. She has personally seen the many ways healing our mental health can help improve one’s life, relationships, and increase wellness in mind, body and spirit. She is passionate about being a mental health advocate for children and families, encouraging education and strategies for suicide prevention, and promoting healthy communication about mental health in homes and communities. Training & Certifications: EMDR Training EMDR for Children and Adolescents EMDR for Telehealth Career Counseling 5 years of College Enrollment Advising Grief Counseling Specialize in survivors of suicide loss Crisis Counseling Experience working with National 988, Multiple National Crisis Lines, National Colleges, Insurance & EAPs, Mental Health Facilities, Substance Use, Domestic & Sexual Abuse, Emergency Services, and Natural Disasters. Additional training in Suicide and Self Harm Assessments and Intervention
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Individual Sessions: $145
Professional Counselor
Tiffany Denos
LPC
Tiffany supports individuals experiencing attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), past traumatic experiences, grief, anxiety, family transitions, feelings of low self-worth, and depression.
In Tiffany’s experience as both an elementary educator and mental health counselor, she has been a witness to the resiliency of individuals at all stages of life, alongside the power of human connection and healthy relationships. Tiffany believes human beings have the wonderful ability to learn, grow, and heal; moving forward with greater understanding of self and others in the process. She also believes it to be a sacred privilege to sit with an individual as they become increasingly aware of their own resiliency, strengths, and inherent value as a human being. Tiffany is passionate about assisting adolescents and young adults in feeling more empowered, whole, and confident. However, she also enjoys working with children, men, and women. She supports individuals experiencing attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), past traumatic experiences, grief, anxiety, family transitions, feelings of low self-worth, and depression. Tiffany utilizes her training and experience with multiple therapeutic modalities to strengthen and empower her clients. Tiffany sees therapy as a collaborative process and seeks to utilize an evidence-based treatment modality that not only feels best to her clients, but also assists them in obtaining their goals.
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Individual Session $80
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Couples/Group Sessions $100
Daisy Sarabia
Counseling Master's Level Student
"I am passionate about helping clients improve communication, navigate relationship dynamics, and build healthier, more meaningful connections."
Daisy graduated summa cum laude from Arizona State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Family and Human Development. She is currently pursuing her Master of Arts in Counseling at Ottawa University and is midway through her clinical training. Her academic background provides a strong foundation in human development, relational dynamics, and overall well-being. Daisy's approach to counseling is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and respect for each individual’s lived experience. I strive to create a supportive, nonjudgmental space where clients feel safe exploring their thoughts and emotions. Through my work with at-risk youth, I have developed a trauma-informed perspective and a deep respect for the resilience individuals carry. I believe meaningful change begins with feeling seen, heard, and understood. Over the past eight and a half years, I have worked in a dropout recovery program in Arizona, supporting adolescents and young adults facing a range of challenges. While my background is rooted in youth work, my clinical interests include working with couples, and supporting individuals with relational concerns. I am passionate about helping clients improve communication, navigate relationship dynamics, and build healthier, more meaningful connections.
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Individual Sessions: $125
Associate Counselor
Lecia Crider
LAC
"Together, we begin to untangle those patterns, build a more compassionate internal relationship, and create space for a steadier, more grounded sense of self."
Hi, I’m Lecia. I’m a Licensed Associate Counselor who takes a client-centered, collaborative approach to therapy. I care deeply about helping people experience real, meaningful change—not just feeling a little better, but building a life that feels more grounded, purposeful, and connected to what matters most. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and earned my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Concordia University Irvine. I especially enjoy working with people who are navigating life transitions—whether that’s young adulthood, divorce, loss, a medical diagnosis, empty nesting, retirement, or simply feeling unsure about what’s next. Many of the clients I work with also struggle with a harsh inner critic or a sense that their worth is tied to how much they do or how they’re perceived. Together, we begin to untangle those patterns, build a more compassionate internal relationship, and create space for a steadier, more grounded sense of self. My hope is to offer a space where my clients feel supported, understood, and able to move forward at their own pace—finding clarity, steadiness, and meaning along the way.
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Individual Sessions: $80
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Couples/Group Sessions: $100
Clare D. Visnansky
Counseling Master's Level Student
Drawing from a diverse personal and professional background in business, marriage, and parenthood, Clare brings a deeply grounded, practical, and caring perspective to the therapeutic space.
Clare D. Visnansky is a graduate student counselor who provides a safe, collaborative, and nonjudgmental environment for her clients. Drawing from a diverse personal and professional background in business, marriage, and parenthood, Clare brings a deeply grounded, practical, and caring perspective to the therapeutic space. In her practice, she deeply honors each client’s autonomy, tailoring her approach to meet their unique goals and values while fostering lasting personal growth, self-esteem, and resilience. Clare works with individuals ages 14 and older, adults, and couples navigating anxiety, stress, marital or relationship issues, career counseling, life transitions, and women's issues. Her integrative framework blends evidence-based modalities including: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT) Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Emotionally Focused Therapy with humanistic, strength-based, and solution-focused approaches to provide highly personalized care.
Supporting Staff
Director of Operations
Adaline Gray
As the office manager I work to help our clients with all their scheduling needs. With exceptional organizational skills, I handle administrative tasks, manage calendars, and handle all billing. I create a positive atmosphere, address concerns, and maintain good relationships with clients. I streamline processes and optimize systems to drive productivity and support our team's success.
When I'm not at work, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends and hanging out with my dog Teddy.
Office Receptionist
Kalea Hyde
As a receptionist, I aim to create a welcoming and positive experience for every client who walks through our doors. I help with scheduling, answering calls, managing administrative tasks, and supporting the counselors and clients. I enjoy being someone clients can feel comfortable coming to and making sure the office runs smoothly. I am currently pursuing my Master’s in Counseling, with the goal of working with adults in trauma-focused care. I’m excited to continue learning and gaining experience in the counseling field while working toward becoming a counselor.
When I’m not at work or school, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, cooking, going to music festivals, working out, and traveling.
Assistant Director of Growth and Community Relations
Molly-Anne Manzano
I strive to build meaningful connections that expand access to quality mental health care. I collaborate with community organizations and local partners to foster strong professional relationships and ensure individuals can easily connect with the support they need.
In addition to community outreach, I manage our social media presence by creating educational, engaging content that promotes mental health awareness and helps reduce the stigma surrounding therapy.