OUR SUPERVISORS
Justin Hui, LMFT
Co-Founder & Supervisor
Individual, Marriage, & Family Therapy
EMDRIA Trained in EMDR
Justin’s supervision approach centers on creating a safe and supportive environment that encourages introspection and professional growth. He believes that recognizing and addressing countertransference is a vital skill for any effective therapist. His goal is to cultivate a space where associates can learn, develop, and refine their abilities, empowering them to confidently guide clients through life’s challenges.
Drawing from his integrative approach with clients, Justin provides insightful guidance to associates. This approach blends attachment theory, existential theory, DBT techniques, EMDR, and EFT, offering a well-rounded framework for therapeutic work. By incorporating multiple theories, Justin aims to establish a stable foundation that enables associates to engage in the deeper work necessary to help clients achieve the lives they desire.
Jennifer Treadway-Molle, LMFT
Co-Founder & Supervisor
Co-Founder & Supervisor
Individual, Children, Adolescent, and Family Therapy
EMDRIA Trained in EMDR & Animal Assisted Therapist
Jennifer’s supervision approach is rooted in psychodynamic theory and attachment-based therapy, while thoughtfully incorporating select Cognitive Behavioral interventions. She emphasizes empathy, open communication, and creating a supportive, safe environment for each intern. Drawing from her extensive experience in psychodynamic therapy and her passion for mentoring, Jennifer cultivates a positive learning atmosphere that prioritizes the mental health and well-being of those she supervises. She believes that honest, vulnerable conversations are essential for both therapeutic breakthroughs with clients and professional growth.
Jennifer’s is particularly focused on mentoring those interested in working with teens, young adults, and individuals dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression, codependency, and low self-esteem. With a wealth of experience in crisis situations, suicidal ideation, attachment disorders, differential diagnosis, and PTSD, her guidance is invaluable for those aspiring to make a meaningful impact in the therapy field. Jennifer is dedicated to mentoring associates who share her commitment to supporting individuals and families and is passionate about building a strong community of therapists specializing in child and youth care. As a supervisor, her ultimate goal is to empower the next generation of therapists to create safe, inclusive spaces that foster lasting healing.
