Autumn Skye Moore, LMHCA

Autumn is a trauma-informed and culturally sensitive clinician who supports clients through all forms of grief and loss. She helps individuals navigate the emotional, relational, and existential changes that come with grief, offering a warm, grounding space to process pain, reconnect with themselves, and rebuild meaning. Drawing from ACT, CBT, DBT, narrative, and existential approaches, Autumn tailors her work to each person’s experience—supporting them in honoring their loss while moving toward a life that feels more connected and authentic.

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Sarah Bellamy, MSW, LICSW

Sarah brings a compassionate, holistic approach to supporting adults navigating grief and loss. She understands that grief often shows up as deep exhaustion, overwhelm, anxiety, or feeling disconnected from oneself—and she meets clients in these tender moments with empathy, honesty, and steady encouragement. Drawing from her integrative, solutions-focused style, Sarah helps individuals explore how their loss has shaped their thoughts, emotions, and daily rhythms, while also guiding them toward healthier habits, grounding routines, and a renewed sense of purpose. She excels at walking alongside clients who are reflective, open to change, and ready to “do the work” of healing—creating a space where they can process the past, honor their experience, and gently move toward a life that feels meaningful again. With her whole-person perspective and strengths-based approach, Sarah supports clients in finding clarity, resilience, and a deeper connection to themselves as they navigate the complexities of grief.

Corinne McIntyre, MSW, LSWAIC

Corinne brings a deeply compassionate, strengths-based approach to her work with clients navigating grief and loss. She understands how grief can intensify feelings of shame, guilt, disconnection, or questioning one’s place in the world, and she meets clients in these vulnerable moments with unwavering warmth and respect. Corinne creates a safe, nonjudgmental space where teens and adults can explore the complex emotions that come with grieving—whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a relationship, a sense of identity, or a major life transition. Drawing on her clinical experience supporting clients through depression, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm, she helps individuals move through their grief at their own pace, develop insight, and reconnect with a sense of meaning and self-compassion. Her goal is to support clients in finding steadier ground, deeper understanding, and the possibility of healing after loss.

Kat Daczko, MS, LMHCA

Kat brings a compassionate, collaborative approach to supporting clients of all ages through grief and loss. With a foundation in DBT and trauma-informed care, she helps individuals navigate the intense emotions, identity shifts, and relational changes that often accompany grief. Kat draws on her experience in community mental health, school-based counseling, and play therapy to create a developmentally attuned, emotionally safe space—whether working with children, adolescents, or adults. She supports clients in making sense of their experiences, building practical coping skills, and reconnecting with meaning during times of profound transition.

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