Meet Our Team

Jess Hauser, MA, ATR-BC, LPC, CAADC, CCTP

Working in the field since 2015, Jess has experience working with clients of all ages struggling through various life difficulties. Jess's strength in fostering deep and meaningful therapeutic relationships allows clients to feel safe even in the toughest moments of therapy. Jess's caring and open nature and value in each individual's lived experience creates a space that is free of judgement in which therapy is client led and support is abundant.

Laura Bauder, MA, ATR-BC, LPC, CAADC, CCTP, EMDR-PT

Laura Bauder is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered/Board Certified Art Therapist, who has been working in the field since 2018. Laura specializes in trauma, anxiety, and addictions. She is passionate about empowering her clients to navigate anxiety, trauma, and grief through the lens of compassion and growth. Her approach to therapy pulls from many therapeutic approaches such as EMDR, acceptance and commitment therapy, and mindfulness. It is very important to Laura that her clients' treatment is specific and unique to them, and that all clients have a say in how their therapy is handled. One size does not fit all, and it’s okay to try different types of therapy while figuring out what feels best. Making the decision to get help and choosing a therapist may feel vulnerable and intimidating. Laura’s goal to make her clients feel safe, heard, and connected. Laura will walk through this journey with you, provide feedback, support, and help you to build a path to healing. Laura offers EMDR and art therapy services to individuals 5-95 years of age. She offers traditional talk therapy and group workshops to adults over the age of 18. To schedule a free 15 minute consultation with Laura, please contact [email protected]

Our Commitment to You:

Safe Culture

PAHH is a safe space for all people. We welcome, celebrate, and affirm all people who identify as LGBTQIA2S+, all cultures, religious/spiritual backgrounds, ethnicities, ages, abilities, educational backgrounds, and veteran statuses. PAHH seeks to provide quality care to those who have been historically and are currently underserved.

PAHH believes Black Lives Matter, and we stand in solidarity with those who are fighting for an end to systemic racism in all forms. We recognize that racism is a threat to the physical and mental health of all Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) and acknowledge that BIPOC persons have be underserved and actively harmed in pursuits to struggle obtain quality and affordable mental health and substance abuse care. We are dedicated to standing with BIPOC populations and offering equal care to all.

We acknowledge systemic barriers to affordable, quality care, and that the pathway to achieving our goals to better serve these communities is a financial work in progress. We are open to any and all feedback and suggestions surrounding our efforts in removing these barriers.

Integrity

PAHH conducts all its work with strict adherence to the highest ethical standards, to state laws, as well as ATCB, APA, and ACA ethics.

Our commitment to excellence means that we operate strictly within our scope of practice, open ourselves to feedback from clients and the community, and engage in rigorous continuing education enabling us to continue learn and grow as providers.

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