Meet the Team

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Dr. Stephanie Malozzi, PhD

Founder

I'm a licensed psychologist (since 2018) with a PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Kansas. My work has largely been shaped by my experiences working at Veterans Affairs Medical Centers as a clinician and Military Sexual Trauma Coordinator as well as uniformed experience as the Chief of Behavioral Health in the Virginia Army National Guard.

At the heart of my approach is the belief that you can forge beyond what you've been through- moving past feeling stuck and reconnecting with your strengths and purpose. Many of my clients include veterans, first responders, executives, athletes, creative professionals, and medical providers with diverse cultural backgrounds. In addition to chronic stress, health, mood concerns, and trauma-informed care my other area of specialty incorporates performance psychology to help clients excel in high-pressure roles.

Where do you want to go and how should we get there together? My approach is collaborative, solution-focused and grounded in evidence-based services. My clients describe me as warm and radically genuine. You can expect sessions with me to be structured yet adaptable because... well, life happens along the way sometimes!

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Darla, Harley, and Brookes

Office Assistants

Meet our three office assistants- Darla, Harley and Brookes! While they are most likely to be found taking a break, you may catch a glimpse of them hard at work every now and then.