About Us

Andie is the founder of Serendipity Therapy Services. She is passionate about helping children, teens, and families navigate life's challenges while discovering the strengths that make them unique.

Andie works with children, adolescents, and adults experiencing anxiety, trauma, ADHD, Autism, emotional regulation difficulties, life transitions, and other challenges. She believes that behavior is communication and that every person deserves to be understood, not judged. Her goal is to help clients feel seen, heard, and accepted while building the skills they need to thrive.

Known for her warm, down-to-earth approach, Andie partners closely with parents to better understand what their child is experiencing and how to support them both at home and in the world around them. She believes that differences are not deficits and is passionate about helping neurodivergent individuals recognize their strengths and build confidence in who they are.

Before becoming a therapist, Andie worked in education, giving her a unique perspective on the challenges children, teens, and families often face at school, at home, and in their communities. She brings creativity, compassion, and a deep belief in the power of connection to every session.

Andie's hope is that every person who walks through the door leaves feeling a little more understood, a little more confident, and a little less alone.

Supervised for Licensure by 

Anita McNew, LPC-S

Shelbe is passionate about helping teens and adults navigate life's challenges with support, understanding, and compassion. She believes therapy should be a space where people can show up as they are, speak openly, and feel heard without judgment.

Shelbe provides a neurodivergent-affirming environment where clients feel valued, respected, and supported. She works collaboratively with teens and adults facing anxiety, life transitions, relationship challenges, stress, self-esteem concerns, and other everyday struggles.

Her goal is to create a warm and welcoming space where clients can better understand themselves, build on their strengths, and develop the tools they need to move forward with confidence. Shelbe believes that meaningful change happens through connection, self-discovery, and feeling truly understood.

Supervised for Licensure by 

Deisy Ybarra, LPC-S

Ember loves helping children and teens feel understood, supported, and confident in who they are.

She works with children and adolescents who may be struggling with anxiety, big emotions, behavior challenges, ADHD, Autism, school stress, or simply feeling overwhelmed by life. Ember creates a warm, welcoming space where kids can be themselves, build confidence, and learn new ways to handle challenges.

As a neurodivergent individual and the parent of two neurodivergent children, Ember understands that every child experiences the world differently. She believes there is no "right" way to grow, learn, or succeed. Her goal is to help children recognize their strengths while helping parents better understand and support their child's unique needs.

Families often appreciate Ember's calm, accepting approach and her belief that children do well when they feel safe, understood, and connected. She is passionate about helping kids discover that their differences are not something to fix, they are part of what makes them special.

When she's not at the office, you'll likely find her enjoying a good book, spending time with her family, or sipping coffee.