Heather Eisenberg is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Credentialed Alcohol and Substance abuse Counselor.  As a therapist, she works to tailor fit the therapeutic process to her client’s needs by individualizing treatment and utilizing innovative styles- such as therapeutic video games, acupuncture, and yoga as part of her approach. 

I take great joy in connecting with nerd clients in nerd topics.  Being a geek and talking about geek topics with others brings a sense of community and adds a layer of enjoyment to my work. I have with an emphasis in trauma and PTSD for veterans and first responders.  I love that I can combine 2 of my passions and be therapeutic while having fun.

Kayla works with children, adolescents, and adults who are struggling with symptoms related to anxiety, depression, and crisis including grief and loss. Kayla frequently works with clients who are affected by social and generalized anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, and those who want to improve their confidence and relationship with others.

My clinical forte is in working with teens (age 13+) and adults who struggle with ADHD, poor body/self image, anxiety, depression, and/or low self-esteem. I take an eclectic clinical approach when conducting therapy but tend to pull techniques from CBT, DBT, Jungian, narrative, and play therapy modalities.  By interweaving my professional savvy with your geek passions, we will be able to develop the unique therapeutic interventions you need to embody your best self and thrive in life.

I have been working as a school psychologist for the past 15 years. I work specifically with elementary school students, addressing anything from Autism to anxiety.  Because my students have such a wide variety of talent and needs, I constantly adjust my practice and include Geek Therapy techniques to best meet their needs.

I work with teens and adults in the LGBTQ+ population. My primary focus is on transgender issues as-well-as grief and loss.  As a self-ascribed neet, otaku, geek, and gamer I love to package metaphors from shows and games I share in common with my clients.

Rebecca is passionate about neurodiversity affirming approaches to therapy and a lifelong lover of geek culture, frequently blending these two passions to support clients in their journey toward growth and healing. As a play therapist, Rebecca believes emphatically in the therapeutic powers of play so is excited to be able to bring therapeutic elements of TTPRGs into the playroom! She currently facilitates several social skills groups utilizing D&D and is excited to expand into other TTPRGs for client care.