Our Team

A team of dedicated clinicians in Logan Square & Avondale. Each bringing their own specialties, approach, and background to help you find your way forward.

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keith j. harris (HE/HIM)

A lot of people come in carrying more than they've ever said out loud. Pressure at work, tension inside and out, a feeling that something's off but they can't name it. For 20 years I've worked with people wanting real change, not just coping strategies. My approach is direct, conversational, and built around what's actually working and what isn't. I don't know all the answers, but I bet deep inside of you, you do

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Sam Brownson (he/him)

A lot of our struggles come from being cut off from who we really are. Those early protections that once made sense start to feel less like shields and more like walls, keeping us disconnected from our needs, desires, and even joy. Therapy with me is a space where all parts of you are welcome. To slow down, get curious, and connect with what really matters. You don't need to have it all figured out, you just need to be willing to begin.

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ZACH PETERSON (HE/HIM)

A lot of people feel stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from what matters most, and that's exactly where we start. Therapy with me is collaborative, practical, and interactive, with real skills you can use outside of session. I know firsthand that balance, fortitude, and connection matter, and I bring those values into every session. Every day is a new opportunity to build a more satisfied life than yesterday.

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COLTON STRAUS (HE/HIM)

Honesty over comfort, real dialogue, and compassion that doesn't let anyone off the hook. A lot of the people I see are may not be sure where they are going, or how did they get there or doing well on paper and still feel disconnected from their own life. I work with adults moving through big transitions, from first jobs and shifting friendships to relationships and the daily habits that hold a life together. I'm interested in where a pattern comes from, not just managing its symptoms. My style is steady and warm, with enough rigor to actually get somewhere.

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connor crawford (he/him)

A lot of people come in knowing something is off but not being able to put their finger on it . It shows up in relationships, at work, or just in the quiet moments when life doesn't feel quite right. Being trusted with that, the stuff that doesn't get much airtime is something I take seriously. I'll be someone in your corner, paying close attention and staying honest. The aim is a life more integrated. Where what you do, how you relate, and who you are inside are all one story

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lynette lucero (she/her)

Whether you're navigating overwhelming anxiety, relationship difficulties, burnout, or simply feeling stuck, it's easy to lose your sense of balance. Your experience is unique to you, and your emotions deserve a place to be seen and understood. Together we can create a space where healing begins and meaningful change becomes possible. You do not need to be alone in what you feel.

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dANIEL GAYTAN (HE/HIM)

You are worthy. That's not just a belief, it's the foundation of how I work. Healing begins when we slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with who we truly are. Together we create a safe space to explore the parts of you that have been ignored, judged, or are in conflict. Therapy is not just about coping, it's about becoming more grounded, more present, more you.

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ALBERTO GONZALEZ (HE/HIM)

My deepest intention is to create a space that feels genuinely yours. Where you can arrive exactly as you are. The pain we carry can be shaped by the world around us, pressures we've absorbed, and weight passed down through generations. I believe the relationship between therapist and client is where healing actually happens. Here, we name it, understand it, and reclaim your story.

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kaydee dolan (she/her)

Hello fellow misfits, artists, and norm-breakers — this space is for you. Through my experience in improv and theater I realized the art of stage-making isn't much different than the art of life-making. My work is trauma-informed, collaborative, and grounded in curiosity, creativity, and play. Together we'll set goals, then set sails and explore.

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