Meet the Team
KAREN HUCKABY, LMFT
CO-FOUNDER
I find great significance in working with young adults and individuals who are sorting out their identity, new job/college/life experiences, or changes in relationship or religious beliefs.
Like most therapists, my approach to therapy is eclectic (I use a bunch of theories/practices) along with emotional embodiment to find the best possible path for clients to meet their own needs – usually with stories, humor, and empathic understanding. It’s such an honor to work with people who are interested in doing the difficult, yet rewarding work of self-discovery and healing.
When I’m not wearing my therapist hat, I spend most of my time adventuring with my partner and toddler. I love being near animals, nature, and absorbing copious amounts of podcasts, various forms of art, stand-up comedy, and finding new local restaurants.
NAOMI WIENS, LMFT
CO-FOUNDER
As a therapist, I camp out at the intersection of curiosity and compassion. I use a relational and dynamic approach to therapy, assisting clients in broadening conscious awareness of self and emotion within the body. Therapy is a collaborative process and it is important to me to understand the systems within which my clients exist. I enjoy incorporating the strengths and interests clients bring into the therapeutic process, including art and musical expression. I work primarily with older adolescents (15+), adults, and couples.
When I am out of the office I enjoy spending time outdoors with my spouse and our boys, tending to a little flock of chickens, and playing guitar.
BREANNA TURNER, LMFT
CO-FOUNDER
I am passionate about being a therapist because I have seen in my own life, and in the lives of my loved ones, how impactful it can be to be continuously working on our mental health. Creating a safe space for people to reflect on their lives and work towards their goals is sacred and a privilege. I enjoy working with clients through with a client-centered, humanistic approach, using theories such as attachment, narrative, or psychodynamic.
When I’m not working, I enjoy being with my kids and husband, hiking, and being in nature. I also appreciate quiet time, so when the silence comes, I welcome it. I also enjoy a good podcast or audio book.
GRETCHEN COPP, LPCC & LMFT
I center myself in trusting my client’s inherent wisdom and building a relationship where change can happen organically through a holistic framework honoring individuality and empowerment. I draw from humanistic, existential, and creative interventions to help folks flow through challenges and arrive at a place of better understanding and connection. I’ll meet you in the unknown, walking alongside you and lighting the way through the darkness.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my people, experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, and treasure hunting at local shops. I love to travel, practice yoga, and surround myself with plants as much as possible.
SAVANNAH DRAGOMANOVICH, LMFT
As a therapist, I believe that therapy is a beautiful space that allows us to heal in a neutral space when we are too tired to walk alone. I focus on creating a judgement free environment that is inclusive to all. I view my role as one where I am being invited to walk alongside you at this time of your life. I always attempt to honor the aspect of invitation to ensure that I am not “pushing” or “dragging” you in a direction that you are not comfortable going to. I believe this is truly your journey and I am honored to walk alongside during that journey. I utilize DBT, CBT, and polyvagal theories and techniques to help in the journey that you are taking. Ultimately, I work from many theoretical approaches due to believing that every client is unique, and thus requires a unique approach to treatment. I emphasize working from a Polyvagal theoretical approach which focuses on the mind/body connection and how this affects trauma healing, anxiety, and depression. Further, I focus on those experiencing later in life diagnoses of ADHD and the effects that a later in life diagnosis can have, especially in couples. Outside of therapy, you will often find me baking or crocheting. I also enjoy traveling, spending time with my two dogs and my husband, and enjoying all of the hidden gems of Fresno.
MICHELLE MARIN, LCSW
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family & pets, tending to my indoor plants, listening to podcasts, and watching a good movie.
DANICA ROGERS, LPCC
I view therapy as a context for safety, healing, exploration, and the development of new skills. It is my honor to walk with people through both the most difficult and joyful experiences of life, and I am passionate about providing genuine care to those wanting more clarity and healing. I have found from personal experience that the connection made between therapist and client can serve as a foundation for transformative growth.
I enjoy working with the LGBTQIA+ community, those healing from religious trauma, and individuals who are interested in exploring the deeper parts of themselves. While I prefer to utilize a variety of approaches to counseling, I typically use a person-centered lens and incorporate family systems and attachment theories.
In my free time I enjoy cooking with my spouse, taking our dog Tyson to the dog park, traveling, and playing the guitar.