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Raffi Bilek, LCSW-C
Raffi is the Relationship Fixer you need if your relationship is in need of support, or even if it’s on the brink of collapse. He has saved couples from major crises like imminent divorce and infidelity, and has boosted couples with frustrating communication problems or exasperating repeated arguments. If you are looking to repair a broken relationship or revitalize a pretty good one, you need to talk to Raffi.
Raffi is Canadian by birth and comedic by choice. He’s been a counselor for over a decade, but also has a computer science degree from Brown University. Raffi speaks English, Hebrew, French and Spanish. He enjoys playing Scrabble and Bananagrams and telling good (and bad) jokes. He loves his wife, but wishes she got more of his jokes.
YOU WANT TO MEET WITH RAFFI IF YOU NEED HELP WITH:
- Couples counseling for dating, engaged, or married partners
- Infidelity
- Family conflict
- Workplace & social relationships
- Personal growth
Caitlin Chana Hill, M.A.
Caitlin will help you get your head on straight. Are you dating the right guy? Are you managing your kids right? Are you being the person you want to be? She'll help you get some answers. Trying to get your anger under control? She's got a plan.
People find Caitlin to be compassionate, caring, and super helpful in sorting things out in their head and in their life. If you’re looking to see changes in your life, Caitlin will coach you in the right direction and hold your hand along the way.
Caitlin knows abandonment issues – she was abandoned in a hotel in South Korea at the age of 1 and sent to an orphanage. She was adopted by an an American family who raised to her to be honest, compassionate, and independent. She spent many years studying abroad, after which she returned to the states to settle down with a husband and 4 kids. She really likes chocolate cake, but possibly not as much as she likes tea.
Note: Caitlin does not provide psychotherapy. She offers personal and relationship coaching with a sensitive and effective approach.
Lisa D. Fisher, LMSW
Lisa’s purpose and mission are to assist individuals and couples to reach the fullest potential that lies with the inner self. She believes that body, soul, and spirit desire to work in harmony. Married for 20 years, Lisa and her spouse enjoy family, friends, and travel, along with hard work.
Lisa holds master’s degrees in Education-Counseling (CSU), Divinity (VUU) and Social Work (MSU). She has extensive experience in working with individuals with disabilities, marriage, and bereavement counseling along with hospice care. Together with clients she aims to explore their life challenges and unique situations. She is training as an EMDR therapist under the EMDR Institute, Inc.
Abbie Taylor, LCSW-C
Abbie handles tough situations.
Trauma? Cutting? Out-of-control kids? No problem. Drug problem? Mood disorder? Family/relationship problems? She can help.
Abbie has over 15 years of counseling and mental health experience in a variety of settings. She works with children, adolescents and adults providing individual, couples and family therapy. Abbie is always amazed by the strength of the human spirit, and loves seeing clients succeed in accomplishing their goals. She empowers clients and helps them to grow, heal and recover from difficult experiences.
In her spare time, you can find Abbie doing yoga. She loves fitness almost as much as she loves dessert.
YOU WANT TO MEET WITH ABBIE IF YOU NEED HELP WITH:
- Relationship/family problems
- Mood disorders
- Trauma
- Conduct & Oppositional Defiant Disorders
- Parenting
- Self-esteem & body image issues
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