Where trust takes root and families bloom
Stephenie Kamaal, LCSW
I work with families and young adults facing trauma, behavioral difficulties, and relational struggles. My practice spans the full developmental range—from infancy through young adulthood—with particular expertise in perinatal mental health and adolescent care. I offer support whether you're a parent, caregiver, or young adult seeking individual therapy, using relational approaches to work through trauma, neurodivergence, and major life changes. With families, I focus on building stronger bonds and resolving school-related issues. With young adults, I guide you through your own healing process during this pivotal stage of life.
My services are evidence-based and tailored to each person's unique needs, including early childhood trauma work, perinatal mental health care, and age-appropriate support for adolescents and young adults. I work with behavioral and academic challenges and offer Parent-Child Relationship Assessments (PCRAs) when needed to facilitate your family's growth.
I welcome you to schedule a consultation to explore how I can help. Whether you're worried about trauma's impact, dealing with behavioral concerns, wanting to deepen your parent-child bond, or managing the complexities of the teenage years, I'm here to walk alongside you. Get in touch today to discover how we can collaborate on your path toward healing and meaningful change.
Located at North office:
3580 W Ina Rd Ste. 220 Tucson, AZ 85741
Iona Bailey (she/her/any), LMSW
I am a therapist dedicated to fostering a supportive and affirming environment for my clients, I am passionate about working with neurodivergent populations—particularly Autism and ADHD—and I also specialize in chronic illness, disability, end-of-life issues, LGBTQ+ identity, as well as specific experience working with adult children of narcissistic or emotionally immature parents.
Drawing from my own lived experiences as a neurodivergent, disabled, and queer person, I bring authenticity and empathy to the therapeutic process. Incorporating existentialist and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) perspectives, I emphasize practical skills for navigating the complexities of identity, neurodiversity, and disability. I am committed to creating a safe space for all clients, helping them explore their challenges and celebrate their strengths.
Located at East office:
1200 N El Dorado Place, Building F, Ste 640 Tucson, AZ 85715
Elisha Roark
Coach and Support Group Facilitator.
I’m a peer support coach who believes that healing and growth happen when compassion, faith, community, and practical support come together. As a revert, and a single mother to a 19 year old son, my journey has been shaped by personal challenges, deep reflection, and a strong reliance on faith, patience, and purpose. All which have been tested thousands of times.
I bring years of volunteer experience supporting individuals and communities, which has strengthened my ability to listen, empathize, and guide others with sincerity and understanding. I support people who feel overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected by offering a safe, nonjudgmental space and tools rooted in empathy, lived experience, and trust in Allahs wisdom.
Located at North office:
3580 W Ina Rd Ste. 220 Tucson, AZ 85741
Jill Soth, LAC
I am a compassionate, client-centered counselor who works with adults, teens, and children experiencing anxiety, depression, anger, and related emotional challenges. With a warm, collaborative approach, I create a safe and supportive environment where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered to explore their thoughts and emotions at their own pace.
Drawing from a person-centered framework, I believe that each individual has the inner capacity for growth and healing. Sessions focus on building a trusting therapeutic relationship, identifying strengths, and developing practical tools to manage difficult feelings and navigate life’s stressors. Whether helping a child learn emotional regulation skills, supporting a teen through identity and mood challenges, or guiding an adult through periods of overwhelm or transition, I tailor treatment to each client’s unique needs and goals.
I am dedicated to fostering resilience, self-understanding, and meaningful change, and I work collaboratively with clients to support long-term emotional well-being.
I utilize therapeutic modalities to meet the unique needs of my client, including: person-centered, cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, solution-focused focused and rational emotive behavioral therapy.
Virtual Only.
Evelyn Garcia, LPC
I'm an independently Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and have been working in the Mental Health field since 2011. I have a wide range of experience with individuals experiencing trauma, depression, anxiety, life transitions, co-dependency, attachment disorders, relational and familial struggles, and self-esteem struggles.
My preference is working with adults in individual, family, and couple settings. I strongly believe in building from your strengths and resilient qualities.
My top priority is providing a safe space where you can feel heard, understood, and validated without judgment. I'm bilingual in English and Spanish.
Virtual Only.
Imam Hassan Ali, M.Div
Imam Hassan brings a deeply person-centered approach to his counseling practice, recognizing that each individual's journey is unique and deserving of personalized care. With over seven years of experience in pastoral counseling and a Master of Divinity degree, he has dedicated his career to helping people navigate life's complexities through a compassionate and holistic lens.
At the heart of his practice is the integration of faith-based perspectives with professional counseling techniques. Imam Hassan understands that for many individuals and families, spirituality is integral to how they make sense of their experiences, relationships, and challenges. He offers a faith-based framework for managing life transitions and difficulties, whether clients are dealing with grief, relationship struggles, identity questions, or major life changes. This approach provides grounding and meaning during uncertain times, drawing on spiritual wisdom while respecting each person's individual beliefs and level of religious observance.
Cultural sensitivity is another cornerstone of his work. He recognizes that cultural background profoundly shapes how people understand themselves, their families, and their communities. By incorporating cultural perspectives into his counseling, he helps clients honor their heritage while navigating current challenges. This culturally informed approach is especially valuable for those caught between different cultural expectations or seeking to maintain their identity while adapting to new environments. Faith-based reflection plays a central role in his therapeutic process. Imam Hassan creates space for clients to explore questions of meaning, purpose, and values through the lens of their spiritual traditions, helping individuals align their choices with their deepest convictions.
Fluent in Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi, and English, Imam Hassan serves clients across multiple linguistic communities, allowing people to express themselves in their most comfortable language and ensuring they feel truly heard and understood.
Virtual Only.
Jackie Garcia, Clinical Intern
I am a dedicated mental health professional specializing in working with youth ages 5-17 in a behavioral health inpatient setting. My approach is grounded in trauma-informed care, emphasizing empathy, safety, and empowerment to support young people in their healing and growth.
I have experience working within multidisciplinary teams and have gained valuable insight through shadowing community case managers and school counselors. These experiences have strengthened my understanding of the diverse needs of youth and families, as well as the importance of collaboration and community support in promoting long-term well-being.
Located at North office:
3580 W Ina Rd Ste. 220 Tucson, AZ 85741