Meet the Team
At Axis Psychotherapy, our strength lies in our people. Our dedicated team of therapists are the heart of our practice. Each team member brings a unique blend of experience, expertise, and compassion, ensuring that our clients receive the highest quality care. Get to know the talented individuals who are passionate about helping you achieve balance, healing, and personal growth. We are proud to introduce the diverse and skilled professionals who make Axis Psychotherapy a place of trust and support.
Therapist & Co-Founder
Jill Pedersen, LICSW
(She/Her)
Jill's style of therapy is warm, supportive, and inquisitive as together you explore what isn't working in your life or relationships. Jill supports clients in processing trauma, navigating anxiety or depression and identity in a way that feels authentic and self-directed. She provides this using EMDR, cognitive behavioral therapy, gestalt psychotherapy and exposure therapy. Outside the office Jill loves spending time with family and her faithful companion Harper (yellow lab) who can often be heard snoring in the background during sessions.
Therapist & Co-Founder
Tiffany Jimenez, LCSW
(She/Her/Ella)
Tiffany is a Latina therapist whose style is client-centered, culturally attuned, and rooted in creating a collaborative space for growth and self-discovery. She is trained in EMDR and brings years of experience working in diverse settings with individuals navigating complex identities and intersectionality. She is passionate about providing inclusive, trauma-informed care grounded in health equity. She aims to support clients in making meaningful change on their terms. Outside of session, she enjoys salsa dancing and is learning to play Chess.
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Therapist
Ezra Tumbleson, LCSW
(They/Them)
Ezra has a therapy style that is relationally based, radically accepting, and deeply grounded in centering clients’ autonomy and expertise in their own lives. They have previously worked in a diverse range of settings with adolescents and adults, primarily in community mental health. They are passionate about delivering trauma-informed services informed by anti-oppression values, and hope to support queer, trans and gender non-conforming people across the lifespan. Ezra can also be found in the garden, reading at home with their mutt, or sharing a meal with loved ones.
Therapist
Jack Farrell
He/Him
Jack believes that, just as in good physical therapy in which the whole body is considered for optimal functioning, in psychotherapy, the whole psyche – the whole you – is gently and slowly brought out and given space (exercised, really) by the client and clinician working together. Jack believes that optimal functioning comes when we feel free to be who we are. That means learning to shed the unhelpful patterns and thinking that lead us to reject parts of ourselves that instead need understanding, support, light and reintegration for a more whole sense of self. This results in better functioning and greater happiness. When not working, Jack can be found taking long walks in the woods, playing hockey, or reading.