Meet the Team
Co Founder
Indeya Saephanh
"The wound is the place where the Light enters you."
-Rumi
Co Founder
Kimberly Rosselle Arkens
"The private struggle is revealed to be a universal condition. The things we think are private failings are not. And we can move out of shame and into solution. And if not solution at least solidarity."
-Amanda Doyle
Indeya Saephanh
My belief is kindness, patience, and support toward others and ourselves can profoundly transform the way we experience the world and our lives. Often we must relearn these same concepts as we journey through life storing experiences and memories. I believe through healing and teaching, growth and balance can be achieved. I am embarking on a journey to put my beliefs into action in the mental health field as an aspiring therapist. Currently, I am a master's candidate in Counseling Psychology at Saint Mary's College, pursuing a triple emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Clinical Counseling, and School Counseling PPS.
Much of my professional career has revolved around corporate learning and development within the aviation, property management and technology industries as an educator and mentor. My diverse career background has served as the bridge to my transition into the mental health field. Early in life I knew I was meant to help others, and I have leaned into my intuition organically in my role as an educator and mentor. As an active participant of mental health services transitioning into the provider role fills me with gratitude to have the privilege to help others find their courage to grow and overcome life's challenges.
When I’m not working, I enjoy traveling back home to Southern California to spend time with my family and hit the beaches. I also enjoy traveling to other countries to learn about different cultures and dancing. I am a huge fan of various cultural dances and have used dance as my self-care practice for many years. Like a dance, my goal is to partner with individuals and provide hope, healing and authentic connection as we navigate through life’s challenges together.
Kimberly Rosselle Arkens
I belief each of us has the capacity to understand ourselves more deeply and build meaningful connections. That belief is a the center of my work. I hold a master's degree in Counseling Psychology from Saint Mary's College of California. I am a registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (AMFT) and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC) with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, and I hold a Pupil Personnel Services credential in School Counseling.
Many years in the hospitality industry drew me to roles where I could connect with and support others. That time taught me how differently people navigate their personal and professional lives, and it still shapes my work. My master's thesis, Serving Well-being: A Framework for Mental Health in Hospitality, grew directly out of those years.
My own experience as an individual therapy client and group counseling participant has been transformative. It gave me firsthand insight into the power of authentic connection and the importance of spaces where people can truly explore themselves. That is what I try to create in every workshop. I want people to leave with a clearer sense of what matters to them and more trust in what they already know.
Outside of work, I find balance in cooking, gardening, listening to Blues, and playing dominoes. I spent years as a competitive swimmer, marathon runner, and amateur boxer and that time gave me a strong belief in holistic wellness and the connection between physical and mental health.
I believe everyone has the ability to chart their own course, and I care deeply about supporting people as they navigate their lives with authenticity and courage.
