“Community is one of the most important obligations we have to one another. My military experience was eye opening to what creates and maintains a strong sense of community. Later, while working in advertising I saw the impact, the good and the bad of what influences have on the public. This prompted my career change to be a mental health therapist, and now I’ve been actively practicing for over 10 years. During my professional career, I’ve worked under both good leadership and conversely clinic administrations that would have you burnt out in months. My dream has been to build a group practice where clinicians would consistently receive individual and team supervision to ensure that patients get the best care possible and so that clinicians can mentor and learn from one another. It’s through our mutual benefit as a team that we will be able to provide the best clinical care”.