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Our Team
Founder and Therapist
Jennifer Lachance-Poirrier, LPC, ATR-BC
Jen (she/her) is an EMDR Certified Licensed Professional Counselor and Board Certified Art Therapist.
She specializes in trauma, grief, toxic cycles, anxiety, depression, PTSD, women's health, relationship concerns, parenting struggles, and general life dissatisfaction. When appropriate, she offers art as a way to work through difficult emotions.
She began her career in the business world as a buyer in the fashion industry, where she stayed for five years prior to going back to school to obtain her masters in art therapy. She believes having experience in a field outside of providing therapy has broadened her perspective and skillset.
Once she became an art therapist, she started working with young people in schools, providing art therapy in a classroom setting. There she was exposed indirectly to trauma and grief, and realized it was where she wanted to focus her time and energy.
Prior to being in private practice, she worked on the hospice and palliative care team of a major hospital network where she helped families and their children navigate their grief.
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During the pandemic she was trained in EMDR and has since enjoyed watching her clients transform their lives as they work through difficult moments they've experienced.
She feels humbled and honored to be a part of an individual's personal journey. While our experiences and feelings are all unique we are walking through this world together. It is important to Jen that her clients do not feel alone in their journey.
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Her Philosophy: We are all unique, and she believes you should be treated that way. She will never put your feelings or emotions into a mold. She uses a compassionate, empathetic, and strength-based approach in her sessions.
Therapist
Christy Guerro, MA, NCC, LPC
As a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor, Christy is passionate about guiding individuals and couples through their journeys toward healing and growth.
Christy specializes in trauma, life transitions, anxiety, and depression, creating a safe and supportive environment for clients to explore their emotions and experiences. Christy is available for virtual sessions and enjoys working with individual adults and couples.
Her therapeutic approach is eclectic, drawing from various modalities, including somatic techniques, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), client-centered therapy, and Brainspotting. This allows Christy to tailor her interventions to meet each client’s unique needs and foster deeper emotional healing.
Christy enjoys working with clients who are motivated to engage in the therapeutic process, willing to explore their inner world, and open to transformative change. She believes in the power of collaboration and aims to empower her clients with the tools they need to navigate life’s challenges and achieve their personal goals.
Therapist
Kaiti Snyder, LPC, ATR-BC
Kaiti Snyder (she/her) is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Board Certified Art Therapist.
Kaiti has experience working in a variety of settings, including community mental health,
inpatient settings, hospice and bereavement, and schools. Kaiti is available for virtual sessions and enjoys working with all ages groups, from children to adults.
As a therapist, her primary goal is to create a safe, empathetic, and supportive environment
where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings. She believes in the inherent strength and
resilience of individuals and sees therapy as a collaborative journey toward healing and self-
discovery.
She draws from various therapeutic modalities tailored to the unique needs of each client,
including art therapy techniques when appropriate. This flexibility allows for a more personalized
and impactful therapeutic experience.
Her philosophy as a therapist is rooted in compassion, empowerment, and collaboration. She
believes that everyone has the potential for growth and healing, and she is honored to
accompany clients on their journeys toward a more fulfilling life.
Art therapy is the process of combining different art materials with common talk therapy practices to work through difficult feelings and emotions. The creative process allows for additional pathways to open, promoting insight and growth. This can be especially helpful when working with trauma.
