Our Team
Our diverse team is made up of experienced and compassionate clinicians. We are focused on creating a safe space for our clients to process and heal from their traumas. Recovery does not happen in isolation. Get to know the people who are here to support you on your journey.
Meet the Team
Niki Brogger
LCSW-S, SEP
Niki has been in the people-serving business for 20+ years. She changed careers in her 40’s because she saw a need that the local church was not meeting in the community. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Niki can now be one person choosing to make a difference and meet people where they are in their own environment, without judgement. In her free time, she enjoys a good sugar free vanilla latte at a local coffee shop or sizzling fajitas with friends. She looks forward to meeting you and to learn more about how you use your environment for your own benefit.
Ina Cannon
LMSW
Ina, a Licensed Master of Social Work brings both professional and personal experience to her work. As a survivor of abuse herself, she deeply understands the lasting impact of trauma.
She also serves as a Medical Social Worker in hospice care, which has strengthened her compassionate approach. Ina values authentic connection and fosters a safe, healing environment.
Outside of work, she enjoys hiking and reading—reminders of the joy in small things.
Ina is supervised by Niki Brogger, LCSW-S, SEP
Jasmine Jackson
LMSW
Jasmine is supervised by Niki Brogger, LCSW-S, SEP
Jasmine is a compassionate therapist with extensive experience supporting adolescents, adults, and families through anxiety, depression, trauma, mood dysregulation, and life transitions. She creates a safe, collaborative space for healing and draws from evidence-based approaches—including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person-Centered Therapy, and strengths-based techniques—to help clients build self-awareness, strengthen coping skills, and foster meaningful change. Outside of her clinical work, Jasmine enjoys traveling, spending time in nature, and exploring new forms of self-care.
Jessica Gottschalk
LMSW
Jessica is supervised by Carly Olitzki, LCSW-S
Jessica Shields Gottschalk, LMSW, is a trauma focused therapist with fifteen years of experience supporting individuals and families through some of life’s most challenging moments. Her background spans child welfare, hospice, and medical social work. Jessica’s clinical work centers on interpersonal dynamics, adolescent development, grief and bereavement, and the emotional impact of chronic or long-term illness.
Jessica strives to help each person understand the thread of their own story with greater clarity and confidence. She guides clients through growth with a supportive hand, never with judgment or force, and is committed to helping her clients reclaim a sense of strength, direction, and emotional freedom.
Outside her practice, Jessica finds joy in movement, good books, new places, and family. She brings that same curiosity and balance to her work, blending professional expertise with a natural, human touch.