Counseling Services

Brian Strozewski, LPCC-S, CCAT

Brian’s therapy practice centers on reconnection – to the process of change and purpose, to authenticity, and to love and passion – by creating a space to learn and grow unique to each client, couple or family he serves.

Brian is a Certified Clinical Adventure Therapist (CCAT) with over 10 years of experience in community mental health in Northeast Ohio incorporating Adventure Therapy in a variety of settings and has been presenting on and training others in Adventure Therapy since 2011. After graduating with a master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Walsh University in 2012, Brian started his career as a School Based Mental Health Counselor in Stark County serving youth and families with complex trauma, and later worked in Lake County as an Outpatient Mental Health Counselor before becoming Supervisor of Intensive Family Services, where he trained and supervised staff and developed programming for at-risk youth. Brian opened Everchanging at the start of 2023 to serve his home county of Cuyahoga and surrounding counties through Adventure Therapy and Attachment-focused counseling. Brian is also currently serving as a Member of the Board of Directors of the Association for Experiential Education (AEE), his professional home, connecting with other experiential therapeutic professionals and educators. In his free time, Brian enjoys being in Nature, rock climbing, cooking (and sometimes baking), and learning more about healing practices and our world.

Brian works with individuals of all ages and is particularly passionate about working with parents and caregivers of young children, teens, and adult children, incorporating multiple generations of families in the therapy process when helpful and necessary.

Brian is a trauma-informed independently licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor (LPCC-S) and is trained in and practices Adventure Therapy, Nature Based Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) skills, Attachment focused therapy, and Family Systems therapy.

Brian is accepting clients but currently has a short wait for new clients.

Kate Baker Wlodyka, LISW-S

Kate believes healing happens in relationships. Our deepest wounds are often formed in relationships, and it is through safe, authentic connection that healing becomes possible.

Kate Baker-Wlodyka is a Licensed Independent Social Worker with Supervision designation (LISW-S) who has spent more than a decade helping individuals, couples, and families move from surviving toward restoration. Her work is grounded in attachment theory and the belief that people are shaped, wounded, and healed in relationships. She approaches each client with curiosity, compassion, and the belief that meaningful change is always possible.

Kate works with individuals experiencing trauma, anxiety, relationship distress, family-of-origin wounds, and life transitions. She also helps couples strengthen emotional connection, rebuild trust, and pursue reconciliation when appropriate. When reconciliation is not possible, she supports clients in establishing boundaries, processing grief, and moving forward with clarity and resilience.

Her approach is collaborative and attachment-focused, integrating Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman Method, EMDR, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Rather than focusing only on symptoms, she helps clients understand the deeper relational patterns shaping their lives, with the goal of fostering secure connection and lasting change. Kate also has extensive experience supporting families navigating high-conflict co-parenting, court-involved cases, and complex post-decree dynamics. She collaborates with attorneys, Guardians ad Litem, educators, and other professionals to support the long-term well-being of children and families.

When appropriate, Kate incorporates experiential and nature-based work, including walk-and-talk sessions, to help clients slow down, regulate, and engage in healing outside the traditional office setting. For clients who desire it, she integrates faith and spirituality into the therapeutic process, honoring questions of meaning, identity, forgiveness, and hope. She welcomes clients from diverse backgrounds and strives to create a space where every story is met with dignity and care.

Ultimately, Kate’s hope is to help people move from disconnection to secure attachment, from shame to self-compassion, and from merely surviving to living with greater freedom, connection, and hope.

Kate is currently accepting new clients.