Our Staff
Corinne Curvin, LCSW-R
I have 24 years’ experience as a licensed clinical social worker. My focus is utilizing strength based, trauma informed, solution focused, and culturally sensitive, cognitive/behavioral approaches to therapy.
Erina Seaman-Graham, LCSW-R
I have 20 plus years as a licensed clinical social worker. I consider myself to be a generalist clinician with a behavioral, solution focused approach to healing. My trainings include cognitive behavior therapy, mindfulness stress reduction techniques, as well as trauma resolution techniques such as progressive counting and EMDR.
Andrew James Mattle, LMHC
I am a licensed Mental Health Counselor with 30 years experience. I have worked with clients who are hoping to enhance their life experiences and improve their quality of life. Life can be a difficult and challenging road and sometimes we need some help navigating through our journey. I utilize a strength based approach and help people identify their capabilities using their inner strengths to reach their goals. My specialties include; Grief and loss, depression and anxiety, LGBTQ+, family conflict, adoption and infertility.
Mary Grover, LCSW-R
My foundational expertise is in trauma work with families using various evidence-based models for the past 4 decades. I was part time with CMH Counseling for 18 years, then full time for the past 6 years. Trauma work continues to be the hallmark of my practice as most people are impacted in some way by negative false beliefs established in childhood and subsequent developmental stages. I use internal family systems (IFS) as a framework to understanding how all of us get in our own way sometimes. In addition, I use an EMDR therapy lens to assess and treat the origin of symptoms of depression and anxiety. Mindfulness practices are integrated into most sessions.
“The only place we can truly live is to be in the present where we can access our whole, creative, loving self.”
Michael Del Monte, LCSW-R
I am a licensed clinical social worker. I work with individuals, couples and families, LGBTQIA and non-conforming gender affirming. I utilize an eclectic approach to therapy that includes trauma informed, cognitive behavioral therapy, solution focused, mindfulness, grief and bereavement.
John Hider LCSW-R
Danielle Mongat, LCSW
I am a person centered therapist and have experience working as a grief counselor for a Nationally recognized Hospice Organization. It is my experience working with those who have experienced loss that primarily informs my collaborative approach to supporting those I work with.