The Team
Who We Are
Blake Kooi MA, LPC
Therapist
My approach to therapy is grounded in authenticity. Together, we explore your past thoughts and emotions that have shaped your experience. We slow down, remember, and reconnect with what’s real— not the kind of truth that floats above us, but the kind we feel in our bones. Sometimes the results are uncomfortable, but that discomfort is honest. I view reflection as a methodology: looking in the mirror, not to shame, but to make sure you’re still there, that you matter, and that you are comfortable with what you see. From that place, we can notice how your choices shape your life and relationships – and whether they reflect the person you want to be.
Therapy with me is not perfect, but it is real—raw, thoughtful, and significant. It’s a pursuit of understanding reality, pattern by pattern, until what once felt chaotic starts to form meaning. Then, therapy becomes a practice of adjusting your inner formula—examining how your biases, fears, and attachments shape your interpretations of the world. Each insight offers feedback, a gentle invitation to grow, and a direction to move towards. I understand that the world can feel fragile at times—we can fear that we might change the world for the worse—but wisdom gives us the strength to engage it anyway. In our shared pursuit of becoming better, we feel more whole, we leave naive fantasies behind, and we engage in reality in a way that is truly impactful.
Colleen Mrazek MA, LLPC, LLMFT
Therapist
Colleen is a Limited Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and a Limited Licensed Counselor, specializing in work with couples and families. Colleen helps couples better understand the negative interaction patterns causing distress in their relationship and together with the couple, helps them shift into new patterns to elicit deeper emotional connection and attachment.
Colleen holds a Master of Arts from Western Michigan University in Counselor Education, with a specialty in Marriage, Couple & Family Counseling. Prior to working as a therapist, Colleen received a Bachelor of Arts from Miami University and spent over a decade working in marketing and advertising. Colleen creatively combines her experience and skills to provide clients a safe environment to explore becoming the best versions of themselves as individuals and in the context of the relationships most meaningful to them.
Kristina Thompson MA, LLPC
Therapist
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Grand Valley State University and a Master’s degree in Counselor Education from Western Michigan University. I currently work in Grand Rapids at The Fountain Hill Center where I work with children, adolescents and young adults as they navigate transitions and struggles in their daily lives. In addition to my counseling experience, I have worked in the field of education in a variety of different roles, including behavior support, teaching, and school counseling. I have worked with young people aged 4-18 and am well versed in child development, psychoeducation, and career and post-secondary counseling.
Molly Koelzer MA, LLPC
Therapist
Molly is a Limited Licensed Counselor dedicated to helping adolescents and adults navigate challenges in their lives. She works with individuals facing issues such as anxiety, depression, stress, anger, self-worth, and trauma. Molly creates a compassionate space for clients to explore their lived experiences and move toward a life that feels authentic and meaningful.
She brings a strong focus to women’s issues, religious trauma, and LGBTQ+ individuals. Molly holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Western Michigan University. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business Communications, which provides her with a deeper understanding of interpersonal and professional dynamics. She uses this experience to help clients navigate communication challenges, manage career stress, and understand complex relationship patterns.
Emily VanDyke, LLPC
Therapist
At the heart of my work is a deep commitment to helping individuals reconnect with their inner voice—especially when it has been muted by grief, anxiety, depression, or systems that have told them who they should be. Through a compassionate, empathic, and person-centered approach, I walk alongside clients as they explore who they are, what they feel, and how they want to show up in the world.
I work with couples, adolescents (ages 15+), and adults. I take an integrative and holistic approach to counseling, drawing from a range of modalities including art therapy techniques, nervous system–informed work, and mindfulness practices.
I support clients through life transitions, identity development, and experiences within the LGBTQIA+ community. I value creativity, authenticity, curiosity, and connection, and strive to create a therapeutic space where clients feel safe enough to speak honestly, experiment with self-expression, and be fully seen and heard. I believe that healing happens when people are supported in naming their experiences and honoring their humanity. I am committed to ensuring each individual feels valued—not just as a client, but as a whole person.