***Pio Cabada, LCSW-R/MPA: All I ever wanted was to live in a happy, loving, and peaceful place. When I do get little moments of these, I realized it usually comes from my connection and relationship with everyone and everything around me, and most specially, my relationship with another. I am a License Clinical Social Worker. My master degree in Social Work was earned at Fordham University and my second master degree (Public Administration) was earned at Baruch College. I use both master degrees interchangeably in the way I work with each client/patient. In addition, I am psychoanalytically trained at the National Institute for Psychoanalysis and the Manhattan Institute for Psychoanalysis. Besides using my psychodynamic psychotherapy training, I also use many of the well-known evidenced based practice modalities and theories. In addition, I am also trained in Drama Therapy, Psychodrama Therapy, and Sociodrama. Moreover, I am a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) and share yoga principles in my work (e.g. breathing, mindfulness, focus attention, awareness, etc.). SIFI-certified (I train future social workers). Lastly, I am PAIRS-certified (Practical Application of Intimate Relationship Skills) instructor and have worked with couples struggling with their communication skills. ***Richard K. McKee, LCSW-R, CSW-G is a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist. He is trained in substance abuse counseling, psychotherapy, medical social work, and gerontology. He also maintains a credential as a Clinical Social Worker in Gerontology. Mr. McKee worked as a substance abuse counselor, assistant director, and quality assurance specialist for a network of outpatient substance abuse/mental health clinics located in NYC. He earned the Geriatric Scholar Certificate through the Consortium of New York Geriatric Education centers, a program that focuses on enhancing the care and services provided to older adults and their families. Mr. McKee completed his SIFI (Seminar in Field Instruction) and is certified to train, instruct, and mentor MSW students that are currently in graduate school. Prior to his graduate studies, Mr. McKee has much experience in child welfare, working in a foster care agency, as well as a law firm representing families with active child abuse and/or neglect cases. Mr. McKee completed his graduate studies at the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College. He currently works as an outpatient mental health and medical social worker in a leading hospital in NYC, providing supportive counseling in regards to the emotional, psychological, and concrete needs to patients and their families. He coordinates a variety of activities, including discharge planning, outreach, interdisciplinary activities, psychosocial assessments, long term care planning, consultation, and crisis intervention.