Our Treatment Teams

Mindfully is a multi-specialty group practice which utilizes a team approach in providing specialized behavioral and mental health care. From psychiatrists, to specialized counselors, to peer mentors, our diverse practitioners offer a broad range of support. Our practice supports a collaborative approach with a strong emphasis on case consultation, team supervision and continuous clinician development. This allows us to focus on giving our clients the best support from qualified clinicians. ​
Addictions Recovery
Our Addictions Team provides comprehensive substance use assessments, individual and outpatient counseling.

Adolescent Team
Our Adolescent Consult teams works to provide effective treatment to teens and adolescents, as well as to their families, while staying current on topics such as social media, self-image/identity, bullying, academic stress, social pressure, substance use, trauma, and more.

Couples Team


Dialectical Behavioral Therapy 
​Our DBT team is proud to offer a fully comprehensive DBT program for clients of all ages.

Disordered Eating 
We help our clients and families find better ways of managing symptoms and discover the issues that underlie and perpetuate the disorder.
Gender and Sexual Identity Team
Our team is one created to help hold available space for clinician's to continue to learn and grow in order to better serve client's across all gender's and sexual identities. We work towards an active partnership with our client's to create a zone of trust and comfort. We strive to meet our client's where they are and to affirm their personal journeys


Neurodiversity Team
Neurodiversity is the idea that there are multiple different “neurotypes” of the human brain,  which are different ways that an individual’s brain might be “wired,” such as autism and ADHD. These neurotypes have historically been seen as deficiencies that needed to be fixed, rather than valid differences to be understood, accommodated, and celebrated. This perspective is helpful to clients and communities due to its focus on adaptations and accommodations, rather than forced conformity. The neurodiversity team will focus on neurodiversity in general, with particular emphasis on autism, ADHD, and OCD; these three neurotypes are closely related genetically and neurologically. 
 

Trauma Team


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