Our Team
Danielle Mumpton
Co-Owner/LPCC-S
Danielle is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with a Supervision certification. She earned her Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from the State University of New York at Oswego. Since 2015, Danielle has dedicated herself to the field of counseling, gaining invaluable experience in both community-based mental health settings and private practice.
At the heart of Danielle’s practice is her belief that the therapeutic relationship is the cornerstone of effective counseling. She prioritizes authenticity, understanding that it strengthens the bond between client and clinician. Within this safe and trusting dynamic, clients are empowered to use their voice, set healthy boundaries, and cultivate self-care practices. Danielle sees these elements as vital stepping stones on the path to mental wellness and personal growth.
Danielle works with clients of all ages, including children, adolescents, and adults. Her areas of focus include play therapy, mood disorders such as anxiety and depression, relationships, body image, parenting challenges, personality disorders, and more. As an eclectic counselor, Danielle integrates various therapeutic methods, with a strong foundation in client-centered therapy, tailoring her approach to best meet each client’s unique needs.
Danielle invites you to embark on a collaborative journey of healing. Together, you will process past wounds, navigate present challenges, and develop the tools to create a brighter, more fulfilling future.
Naomi Harding
Co-Owner/LISW-S
Naomi is a Licensed Independent Social worker and has worked in many capacities in the field of Social work. She graduated from the Ohio State University with her Bachelor's in Psychology and Master's in Social Work. She believes in holistic healing and in utilizing inherent strengths to guide progress. She believes that the therapeutic space belongs to the Client and as such places importance on a Client's right to self determination of care.
Naomi is fully Bilingual in Spanish and English and is an active part of the Latinx Community in Columbus. She has a specialization in trauma and has worked since 2016 in the field with many different populations that have been impacted by trauma such as those who suffer from Substance use, Intimate Partner Violence, Sexual Trauma, Psychosis disorders, Religious trauma, Complex PTSD, Crisis experiences, Immigration trauma, OCD, Personality and attachment disorders, Depression and Anxiety.
Naomi is trained in Trauma informed CBT, DBT, MI, SFBT, Mindfulness, and EMDR. She has worked in many practice settings such as Community Mental Health Centers, Interdisciplinary settings, Medical facilities, and Crisis Stabilization.
In her free time Naomi enjoys watching Anime with her Partner and going on hikes with her 2 rambunctious Huskies.
Ana Lucia Peña, MSW, LSW
Mental Health Clinician
Ana Lucia Peña, MSW, LSW is a bilingual and bicultural therapist dedicated to creating a compassionate, grounded space where healing feels possible—and even hopeful. She brings a trauma-informed approach to all of her work, honoring the unique cultural, familial, and personal experiences that shape each client.
Her clinical passion lies in attachment-based therapy and in helping clients reconnect with, nurture, and heal their inner child. Ana Lucia believes that understanding early relationships can open the door to meaningful change, healthier connections, and a kinder relationship with oneself.
Whether she is exploring old wounds, building new coping skills, or celebrating small victories, Ana Lucia strives to walk alongside clients with curiosity, cultural sensitivity, and a touch of light-heartedness. She believes therapy does not always have to feel heavy—growth can also include laughter, insight, and moments of relief.
Ana Lucia looks forward to supporting clients on their journey toward healing and becoming their most authentic selves.
Benjamin Weaver, LPC
Mental Health Clinician
Benjamin Weaver is a Licensed Professional Counselor who graduated with his master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bowling Green State University in 2022 after receiving his bachelor's in psychology. He's had a lifelong passion for helping others and has found that giving them space to reflect, feel their emotions, and heal in their own time are the most important things he can do. Benjamin strives to create a safe space of acceptance for everyone he meets.
During his counseling internship Benjamin received experience working with children, adolescents, and adults while they sought to overcome various mental health and transitional life struggles.
Ben believes in the importance of meeting individuals wherever they're at in their life journey and walking with them to uncover strength, resilience, and hope. His aim is to work collaboratively with clients to help identify goals that align with their values, cope with distressing mental health symptoms, and overcome difficult phases of life.
He integrates CBT, person-centered, and solution focused counseling with psychoeducation and mindfulness training.
Outside of counseling Ben enjoys reading, crafting, and spending time with his family.