Dr. Robin Potter

Robin Potter (PsyD) is a licensed psychologist in private practice in the state of Arizona. She received her bachelor’s degree from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and worked as a flight instructor for a number of years. In an effort to be of service to others, she went on to receive her masters and doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from the Arizona School of Professional Psychology.

She worked at the Phoenix Vet Center for eight years with combat veterans, military sexual trauma and family members suffering traumatic loss of a soldier. She has experience working with individuals, couples and intensive psychotherapy groups. Robin is an associate professor for ASU, Argosy University and Midwestern University, providing supervision for doctoral students.

She is certified in Cognitive Processing Therapy , Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy , EMDR and she completed the intermediate portion of training for Somatic Experiencing . Dr. Potter is skilled in EMDR 2.0, a new method of EMDR that utilizes the blend of exposure and working memory taxation to reduce the intensity of traumatic memories. The mix of therapeutic tactics is very effective, often requiring fewer sessions to achieve success. Dr. Potter is also a certified Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy supervisor.

Additionally Dr. Potter has experienced great success with, and thus incorporates, mindfulness and meditation practice into much of her work with clients. Working with a therapist starts the healing process while mindfulness and meditation truly fortifies the benefits of that counseling beyond the office.

Dr. Potter does not accept any insurance and her rate is $250/hr.

Dr. Sandra Lee

Life means change, sometimes challenging how we relate to ourselves, others, and to the world. Thankfully, a prompt comes from within to explore the need to change old patterns of thoughts, feelings, behaviors, or beliefs that keep us from growing toward the lives we want to create. Inner wisdom sometimes prompts us to seek a compassionate companion on this journey of self-exploration and new relational perspectives. 

I hold a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, and have training in EMDR, ACT, CBT, DBT, Mindfulness, Meditation, and Somatic Experiencing. With advanced training in Emotionally Focused Therapy, I offer couples the opportunity to explore the deeper needs beneath their negative cycles and experience the healing heart connection they desire. As a licensed MFT, I have over 14 years of experience helping individuals and couples grow past outworn constrictions into greater freedom and connection. 

I believe compassionate witnessing of our painful experience is vital to developing the trust in oneself and others that leads to growth. You will find me a compassionate listener, open to all philosophical and spiritual orientations and aspects of diversity. Together we can discover your inner wisdom and unique path to greater joy. 

Dr. Sandra Lee does not accept insurance. Her rate is $200/hr. She can be reached directly at 602-529-1955 AZ LMFT - 15658.

Hannah Kennedy, MA, LAC

I work from a trauma-informed perspective in the broadest sense. Trauma is not just the big, obvious events that happen to us. It is also the small, but pervasive, experiences that teach us about who we are, where we belong, and what we deserve. The way that we cope with these experiences often involves minimizing them.

I utilize EMDR, IFS parts work, and a range of other techniques to allow clients to gain an awareness of their past experiences and what they are still carrying with them into the present. This often involves going back to their childhood and family of origin. My hope is to get to the root of the client’s issues and strengthen the client’s empathy for self. I find that it becomes easier for clients to make behavioral and relational changes and build the life they want once they feel that they are worthy and deserving.

I understand that just the thought of coming to therapy can be daunting, which is why I aim to move at a pace that allows the client to feel safe and supported. I also see value in doing positive work that focuses on strengthening what’s already good and celebrating what has improved. I welcome clients’ feedback and collaboration.

Before becoming a therapist, I spent five years working with children in an inpatient psychiatric unit. I completed my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Northern Arizona University and worked as an intern therapist at Psychological Counseling Services.
As a Licensed Associate Counselor, I practice under the supervision of Dr. Robin Potter and Eve Knadjian, LPC at Biltmore Psychological Services located in Phoenix. My rate per hour is $125 and I do not accept insurance. Please call (602) 840-4962 to schedule with me.

Eve Knadjian, LPC

Eve believes that intense emotional experiences, such as: depression, anxiety, anger, and shame are often manifestations of significant or traumatic life events. Eve enjoys working collaboratively with her clients to first, identify root causes of their distress, and then, empower them in finding wellness and healing. She aims to personalize her approach with each client in order to help her clients cultivate the life they want to live and achieve their goals. 

Eve earned both of her degrees, a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Counseling, from Arizona State University. She specializes in working with adult individuals and couples, utilizing various therapeutic approaches, such as: Mindfulness, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Emotion Focused Individual Therapy (EFiT), and is certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).

Taking the step to enter counseling is not always an easy one. Eve feels that it is a privilege to be alongside her clients as their counseling experience unfolds. Clients will be welcomed with warmth, respect, humor, and encouragement! 

Eve does not accept insurance. Her rate is $150/hr. She can be contacted directly at 480.420.7161

Shana Zimmerman, MS, LAC

You are here because you want something different for yourself, to find possibilities where you feel stuck. As much as you feel capable in certain areas of your life, your inability to solve this/these issue(s) or feelings makes you doubt yourself, and you feel like a liability in your own life.

I strive to create a safe place to explore these challenging feelings and actions, the stress they cause, and how they originated and perpetuate in your life. My personal passion is to streamline effective ways for both of us to understand the issue(s) and the underlying reasons that the issues continue to thrive. To that end, I am certified in Neural Emotional Technique. I utilize a mind/body approach because stress does not just live in your mind. Some of the other therapeutic techniques I draw upon are CBT, Internal Family Systems, Attachment theory, Gestalt, and Mindfulness, with humor sprinkled in.

Before becoming a Licensed Associate Counselor, I had a career as an artist whose subject matter focused on people (often portraits). I was fortunate to have discovered this gift early, and it taught me many lessons about creating, emotional expression, paying attention to underlying truths, communicating so that an idea was understood, and, most importantly, being open and flexible to all solutions. I use this different perspective to best support my clients.

I earned my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Walden University and gained valuable experience interning in a private practice locally. I have Saturday appointments available. My hourly rate is $125, and I do not accept insurance. Please call 480-648-8008 to schedule an appointment or a free 20-minute consultation to see if we are a good fit.

Karen Loscavio, MS

Karen Loscavio is currently enrolled as a doctoral student at Northern Arizona University where she is earning her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology. She matriculated into the Clinical Psychology program after earning her Master of Science in Professional Counseling from Grand Canyon University. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Arizona State University. 

Karen has experience working clients with depression, anxiety, childhood trauma, abuse, and personality disorders. She is passionate about joining her clients on their journey to achieve healing and personal growth, offering support in building resilience and developing renewed trust. Leaning into the hard experiences of life can be scary. Karen offers safety, empathy, and compassion, helping her clients develop the courage they need to let go of fear or discomfort and pursue hope.  

Karen has received training in EMDR, DBT, and Sandtray Therapy . She works under the direct supervision of Dr. Robin Potter, Psy.D. Karen can be reached at (480) 331-9426 and at [email protected].

Sloane Olbricht

Therapy is a journey that should be tailored to your unique experiences and needs and guided by empathy and understanding. It should be a safe, non-judgmental, and collaborative space where you can achieve meaningful healing and growth. 

My main goal is to cultivate that safe space you deserve. To help you explore your challenges, uncover strengths, and cultivate resilience. By incorporating dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and person-centered therapy (PCT) with a trauma-informed approach, I believe we can achieve emotional healing together. 

As a fourth-year doctoral student in clinical psychology at Northern Arizona University, I am a pre-licensed professional working under the supervision of Dr. Robin Potter at Biltmore Psychology Services. I am also dedicated to fostering an affirming environment for individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds and the LGBTQIA+ community. 

Sloane Olbricht- Through our journey together, l am committed to supporting you every step of the way, empowering you to navigate life's complexities with clarity and confidence.