Growth, Imagination,
and Healing

NCC, LPC, RPT-S, ACS

Kathryn Raley

I am dedicated to assisting you in this process. In an open and honest manner, I will work with you to find the answers to questions surrounding relationships, sadness and day to day intentional living. Using techniques from client-centered therapy, my belief is in growth realized through a relationship of realness, caring and listening.

I see my approach as primarily analytical, attempting to create, using a symbolic approach, a dialectical relationship between consciousness and the unconscious. We can use dreams and imagery to increase awareness, as well as some body awareness for symptomatic relief. Play Therapy techniques encourage children in honest and open expression of emotion through the language of play. I believe all families struggle at some time, and I am here to support and assist them with intervention, maintenance and how best our collaboration can be useful to you.

MA, LPCC

Callie Paul

Callie is a transplant from rural Pennsylvania, where she grew up on a small farm. Her undergraduate degree is in Fine Arts, and she completed her M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Regis University in 2023 and completed her certificate in play therapy from Regis in 2025. Callie is also working on her certificate for animal-assisted therapy, and hopes to pursue a certificate in art therapy. 

While borrowing interventions from other therapeutic modalities in her work with clients, Callie’s primary focus is existential therapy. Existential therapy is a unique approach that focuses on the human condition as a whole, aiming to help individuals find meaning and purpose in life. Emphasizing the client’s experience, freedom, responsibility, and search for meaning, existential therapy encourages clients to confront core concerns such as death, isolation, freedom, and meaninglessness. The goal is to help clients live more authentically and make conscious, values-based choices within their lives. By integrating animals and creative expression (such as art) into this therapeutic framework, Callie can create a more enriched and multidimensional healing experience. 

Callie specializes in working with clients to improve their self-concept, reconcile aspects of their identity (e.g., neurodivergence, LGBTQIA, etc.), reinforce relationships to self and others, and improve daily functioning while navigating circumstances like anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and general life stressors.  

PTDC

Salsalita Francine Snufflepuppagus

Salsalita Francine Snufflepuppagus—aka. Salsa—has been working as a certified therapy dog and animal co-therapist for over the past year. An eighty-pound wondermutt who enjoys rolling in foul-smelling organic matter, butt scratches, scavenging, and chasing squirrels, Salsa provides a positive relational experience for all of her clients. Her calm and nonjudgmental presence allows clients to feel grounded and safe in session, in addition to providing tactile stimulation and deep-pressure therapy.