A small collective of licensed clinicians. Fit matters more than anything we could say here, so get a feel for each of us — then start with a free 15-minute consult.
Accepting clientsMaya founded the collective and leads its clinical work. She’s warm, direct, and practical — drawn to helping people understand their anxiety and low mood, then build a kinder, steadier relationship with themselves.
Accepting clientsDaniel specializes in trauma and grief, working with EMDR and IFS at a pace that always honors safety. Clients describe his presence as steady and unhurried — a room where the hardest things can finally be set down.
Accepting clientsPriya works with couples and individuals on relationships — conflict cycles, trust, and the patterns we carry into love. She’s fair, attuned to both partners, and skilled at finding the feelings underneath the fight.
WaitlistJames helps people through transitions and burnout — the in-between seasons where identity shifts under your feet. His ACT-rooted work is about reconnecting to values and choosing the next chapter on purpose. (Currently full; join the waitlist.)
Stillwater began in 2015 with a quiet belief: that good therapy is less about being fixed and more about being met. We are a small collective of licensed clinicians who chose group practice so that finding the right therapist is the start of care, not a hurdle to it. We hold a calm, unhurried room — in person off Haywood Road and by secure telehealth across North Carolina — and we begin every relationship with a free fifteen-minute consultation, because fit matters more than anything we could say on a page.
No pressure and no commitment — just a short conversation to feel out fit and answer your questions. You don’t have to have it all figured out first.