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OUR SPACE

When therapists talk about creating a safe and welcoming space for clients, they are speaking metaphorically.  We think a safe and welcoming space though is not just a metaphor, but a place where clients feel comfortable doing the challenging work of therapy.  At EMERGE, most of our work is in-person, so it is important that our offices are inviting, soothing

and comfortable for our clients and staff.  

The EMERGE building at 1621 Oak is our main site, with a suite of six offices and comfortable waiting room.  Next door

at 1627 Oak, the EMERGE Annex is a suite of two offices that was redesigned in 2026 to create a lively and engaging

environment for children, teens and adults.  

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Therapy Rooms at 1621 Oak

Office space at Emerge Teen Therapy Center
Office space at Emerge Teen Therapy Center
Office space at Emerge Teen Therapy Center
Office space at Emerge Teen Therapy Center
Office space at Emerge Teen Therapy Center
Office space at Emerge Teen Therapy Center
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Waiting Room at 1621 Oak

Waiting area of Emerge Teen Therapy Center
Waiting area of Emerge Teen Therapy Center
Waiting area of Emerge Teen Therapy Center
Waiting area of Emerge Teen Therapy Center

Group Room at 1621 Oak

Group therapy room at Emerge Teen Therapy Center
Group therapy room at Emerge Teen Therapy Center

Independent Practices

at 1621 Oak

The EMERGE building at 1621 Oak is an ideal space for therapists to work, connect and collaborate.  Originally designed by the Davis Center for Psychotherapy (DCP), it includes five private offices, a large group room, waiting room, staff break room and staff bathroom.  In addition to housing EMERGE staff, we are happy to share space with 15 independent mental health practitioners who are partners, friends and collaborators.  These include:

Martha Gilmore, PhD

Louise Walker, PhD, LMFT

Susan Cohen Byrne, LMFT

Judith Watt, MD

Nina Sreshta, MD

Linda Hendricks, LMFT

John Jervis, LMFT

Dennett Hanssmann, MD

Mary Diaso Rudy, LCSW

Bethany Smith, LCSW

Bethany Coburn, LCSW

Cathy Tran, LCSW

Kristina Schwerin, MD

David Mendelmar, LCSW

Rebecca Sawyer, LMFT

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e·merge
/əˈmərj/
verb
to break out from an egg, cocoon or shell

EMERGE Teen Therapy Center
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