Lillie Cortes is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP), with a specialized focus on integrating psychedelics into therapeutic practices. With years of clinical experience, Lillie is deeply committed to helping individuals heal from trauma, addiction, and relational difficulties through a holistic and personalized approach.

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Her extensive training in Somatic Experiencing allows her to guide clients in reconnecting with their bodies and emotions, fostering resilience and deep healing from within. As a CSAT, she has worked with individuals and couples navigating the complexities of sexual addiction and intimacy disorders, helping them build healthier relationships with themselves and others. Lillie has also received specific training in the use of psychedelics in therapy, which she incorporates to enhance the healing process, facilitate profound insights, and support lasting transformation for her clients.

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With a compassionate, integrative approach, Lillie creates a safe and intentional space where clients can explore their inner world, heal from past wounds, and embark on a path of self-discovery and growth.

Ketamine Assisted Therapy Trained-Polaris Insight Center

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Dr. Michael Yasinski MD is a relational focused psychiatrist with a passion uncovering and treating underlying trauma and root causes of mental illness. With over 15 years of clinical experience, he combines traditional psychiatric methods with innovative approaches to foster healing for his patients. He believes in untethering people from their diagnoses and instead helping guide them down a path of fully engaging in life.

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After earning his medical degree from the University of Arizona, Dr. Yasinski completed his residency in psychiatry at The Ohio State University. He has special interest in using nutritional modalities to support one’s physiological well being while they are navigating their mental health journey. He has also completed a 3 year program in Somatic Experiencing, a trauma therapeutic modality that helps individuals process and release trauma stored in the body, allowing for deeper emotional healing.

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In his practice, Dr. Yasinski employs a multifaceted approach that includes medication management, nutritional intervention, somatic therapy and ketamine therapy. He recognizes that each individual’s journey is unique and works collaboratively with his patients and other trauma therapist colleagues to develop personalized treatment plans that address their specific needs. He believes strongly in supporting people’s spiritual journeys and cultivates an experience of supportive open exploration.

Lindsey Dunning is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, integrative psychiatry fellow, and U.S. Army Veteran who helps individuals reconnect with themselves in grounded, lasting ways. She blends clinical expertise with a deep respect for the mind-body connection, offering care that is evidence based, compassionate, and tailored to each client’s unique story.

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Lindsey is passionate about supporting veterans, first responders, high-performing professionals, and women navigating major life transitions, burnout, or trauma recovery. She believes healing goes beyond symptom relief; it is about restoring wholeness.

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Her approach combines comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and medication management with integrative, trauma informed care. This may include complementary medicine, nervous system regulation techniques, and psychedelic informed therapy when appropriate. Lindsey’s work is relational, collaborative, and honors each client’s autonomy throughout the healing journey.

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She earned her Master of Science in Nursing from Saint Louis University and completed her post-master’s certification in Psychiatric-Mental Health at Wilkes University. Alongside advanced training in ketamine assisted psychotherapy through Polaris Insight Center, Lindsey is currently completing a fellowship in integrative psychiatry and a three-year Somatic Experiencing® training, a body based approach to resolving trauma and chronic stress.

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Above all, Lindsey creates a space where clients feel safe, seen, and empowered. She brings warmth, curiosity, and presence to every session, helping individuals deepen resilience, reclaim inner wisdom, and live with greater peace.

Tony is passionate about working with young adults, survivors of trauma, LGBTQ+ issues, and those struggling with the pressures of adulthood. He has inpatient expertise with those suffering from addiction issues, personality disorders, identity issues, mood disorders, and self-harm/suicidal ideation.

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Tony is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). He graduated from Grand Canyon University with a Master’s of Counseling and completed his internship at the Claudia Black Center for Young Adults at The Meadows in Wickenburg Arizona, a renowned treatment center for trauma and addiction. He spent the formative years of his career at the Meadows working with leaders in the community and had the opportunity to receive training from Pia Mellody, Claudia Black, and Tian Dayton. Tony completed his certification in the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP), Sex Addiction Therapist Certification (CSAT) and is currently engaged in the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM).

When we find ourselves stumbling in our journey through life, more often than not we are able to pick ourselves back up and keep going. Until we can’t. Whether we face a sudden health crisis or loss or become overwhelmed by the cumulation of life’s challenges, healing our systems through support is possible. Maureen works with her clients to create an individual healing plan by incorporating physiology and psychology to move toward living in mind-body wellness. Maureen aims to help her clients accept and change their current challenges from barriers into strengths allowing for a more embodied life.

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Maureen is a Licensed Psychologist. She graduated from Arizona State University with a PhD in Counseling Psychology. She completed her internship at the Phoenix Veterans Administration in medical psychology. Both in her academic research and clinical training, she has aimed to expand her knowledge and skills regarding the intersection of physical and mental health, including supporting those diagnosed with cancer, auto-immune disorders, neurological disorders, cardiac disorders, sleep disorders as well as support for caregivers. She has completed her training as a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEPTM) and Relational Bodywork and Somatic Education Provider (BASETM). She also as advanced training in hypnosis, mindfulness, EMDR, CBT, Interpersonal Therapy.

Asher is passionate about helping individuals recover from addiction, heal from trauma, and develop meaningful intimate relationships in their lives. His belief is that there is inherent good inside every person and that healing comes from within. Asher takes a psychobiological approach to resolving trauma that emphasizes human beings’ innate protective responses and natural capacity to heal. He believes in treating the mind, body, and spirit and integrates Somatic Experiencing (SE), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Post-Induction Therapy (PIT), and Spiritual and Mindfulness practices. 

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Asher is passionate about helping people heal from religious trauma and reconnect by integrating with their spiritual selves. 

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Growing up in a religious Midwest environment taught Asher the value of spirituality and community as well as the potential challenges of insularity and dogma. Asher strives to create a safe space for clients to connect to the present moment and discover and embrace their authentic selves.

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Asher has inpatient experience at an acute long-term residential treatment center where he worked with individuals struggling with addiction, trauma, and intimacy disorders. He has extensive experience helping neurodiverse individuals enhance their interpersonal skills and executive functioning. Asher holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Counseling from Bellevue University and is a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) as well as a Certified Associate Sex Addiction Therapist (ASAT).

Zac carries the deeply-held conviction that it is his life’s greatest privilege and joy to walk alongside individuals, couples, and families in their most vulnerable life moments. It is a guiding principle and belief that the most authentic and meaningful growth and discovery can happen even in the most uncertain and challenging circumstances. During the process of healing, we can become acquainted with our most resilient, authentic, and compassionate selves, and discover the strength and goodness in ourselves that we have carried all along. Zac cares a great deal about multicultural & LGBTQ+ issues, healing from religious and family wounds, and using creativity in order to heal. He utilizes a combination of Internal Family Systems (IFS), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and a variety of somatic practices in order to develop an individualized and comprehensive approach to the traumas that we carry, and to understand how our relationships can thrive when we commit to the healing process.

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Zac believes that the most impactful healing happens when we deepen our relationship with our most authentic selves, and courageously step into vulnerable relationships with the people who consistently care for us.

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As a Licensed Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (LAMFT), Zac works with individuals, couples, and families to discover how relationships – past and present – have shaped who we have become and how we relate to the world around us. His early career was spent developing meaningful relationships with children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families, where he was committed to assisting families in developing meaningful and long-lasting support systems for one another. He also spent much of his career working alongside teens and young adults as they navigated numerous challenges in an ever-changing and developing world. Zac graduated from Fuller School of Psychology with his masters in Marriage & Family Therapy, where he was shaped personally, professionally, and academically. He left his time in the academic world with an understanding that humans are both incredibly complex and carry limitless value within themselves. His greatest passion and purpose is to provide a voice for those who have been unheard, and to create space for the unseen to be fully discovered for who they are.