A place where curiosity leads the conversation.
The Honeycomb Therapy Center was built on a simple belief: the way you are already makes sense. And we can work with that.
Every person has a story. Every relationship has a pattern. Every behavior has a context. When we slow down long enough to understand those pieces instead of judging them, that’s when something begins to shift. Life starts making a little more sense.
That's the heart of Honeycomb. We're here to help people better understand themselves, strengthen their relationships, and build lives that feel authentic. It’s not about becoming someone different, but finally understanding who you’ve been all along.
What We Believe
We believe people make sense as they are.
We believe curiosity creates more change than criticism ever could.
We believe understanding changes how you move through the world.
We believe relationships aren't built by finding someone to blame. They grow when we understand the patterns we're creating together.
We believe research is most valuable when it helps real people.
We believe there isn't one right way to build a meaningful and intentional life.
We believe everyone deserves tools that fit who they are—not pressure to become someone they're not.
Most of all…we believe understanding yourself is one of the most compassionate things you can do.
Meet The Hive
CLINICAL DIRECTOR
Rebecca Kammes, PhD, LMFT
Rebecca founded Honeycomb around a simple conviction: that people make far more sense than they've been given credit for, and that the right conversation can change everything. She's direct, deeply curious, and known for asking exactly the right question at exactly the right moment. Clients often describe sessions with her as feeling less like “therapy” and more like talking with an older sister who happens to know a lot about how brains and relationships work. When she's not in session, you'll find her tending her garden, checking on her honeybees, or learning something new simply because she can't help herself.
ASSOCIATE THERAPIST
Elizabeth Turner, AMFT, APCC
Elizabeth believes that feeling truly attended to, with care and no judgment, is where real change begins, and her clients feel that from the very first session. Warm, down to earth, and easy to open up to, she brings both deep compassion and lived experience to her work with couples and adults navigating ADHD. She's also open about her own ADHD journey, which means she understands from the inside out what it actually feels like to move through the world this way.
ASSOCIATE THERAPIST - Habla Español
Ana Rocio Escobar-Chew, PhD, LMFT
Rocio has a rare gift for making a room feel calmer the moment she enters it. Clients often describe talking with her as a long exhale after a very hard day. Deeply intuitive and unhurried, she works with couples and families with particular care, taking the time to make sure every person feels genuinely understood and confident in where they're headed. Rocio also offers sessions in Spanish, making her a welcoming presence for Spanish-speaking clients looking for thoughtful, culturally attuned support.
Get to know Rocio (coming soon)→