Dr. Eryn Michaud is a psychotherapist, educator, group facilitator, and the Clinical Director of Alpine Integrative Wellness. She brings a holistic approach to her work integrating her understanding of the psychophysiology of trauma, developmental neurobiology, attachment theory, family systems theory, and spirituality. She has 18 years of experience as a therapist working with adults, children, adolescents, couples, and families.

Dr. Michaud earned her Master’s degree in Integral Counseling Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies and her PhD in Clinical Psychology (with a concentration in Somatic Psychology) from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Additionally, she is certified in various post graduate modalities including Peter Levine’s Somatic Experiencing (SEP), Diane Poole Hellar’s Dynamic Attachment Repatterning, Stan Tatkin’s Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (Level 2 PACT therapist), and Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy. Her work is influenced by her extensive education and experience with Meditation, Yoga, Spirituality and Eastern Wisdom Traditions. Currently, she is studying Archetypal Astrology.

Eryn lives in Ketchum, Idaho with her husband and two children. She enjoys spending time outside, playing with her children, deep conversations with friends, reading, and experiencing the fullness of her life.

Sarah prioritizes an authentic space for her clients to experience self-exploration and healing. She adopts a trauma-informed, person-centered posture in her work with children, adolescents, young adults, and adults. Sarah desires that all individuals who walk into her office feel seen and heard as their genuine selves. She feels honored to sit with individuals and hold space for their processing, development, and healing.

Sarah has years of experience working with children and teens in many different settings. She implements research in her practice to ensure the best approaches are being utilized for each individual, family, and group. Sarah sees clients who are healing from trauma, sexual abuse/assault, spiritual and religious trauma, perinatal trauma/depression, among many other areas. She pulls from several different theories and techniques, including Somatic Experiencing, attachment theory, existential psychology, and DBT. She also incorporates play therapy and family therapy.

Sarah is earned her master’s degree in Social Work through Texas State University. She is currently working on research surrounding the topic of environmental justice, human ethics, and wilderness therapy. She lives in the Wood River Valley with her husband, daughter, and two doggos. In her free time, she is often found on a trail running, hiking, or backpacking with friends.

John Rogers, PhD, is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Idaho and a Counselor Educator. He is board-certified as a National Certified Counselor. John works with adults, teens, couples, and families, and he is a strong advocate and ally for diverse clients. John uses a wellness and mindfulness orientation to help clients work through challenges they face with mental health, trauma, substance use, and relationships. He uses a number of therapeutic tools, including relational, cognitive behavioral, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and solution-focused therapy to help clients meet their goals. John believes that each of us has innate strengths and the capacity to grow and change. He enjoys developing a working partnership that fits each client’s unique needs. John works with clients in-person at the Ketchum office and via telehealth. John has published and spoken extensively on topics of counseling interventions, homelessness, child protective services, and crisis counseling.

John completed his bachelor’s degree at Yale University and his master’s degree in East Asian Studies at Stanford University. He holds a master’s and degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, as well as his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counseling and Supervision, from James Madison University. John is currently an adjunct instructor at Longwood University’s Counselor Education graduate program and at the Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies. He is a member of the American Counseling Association, the Idaho Counseling Association, and Chi Sigma Iota.

In his free time, John is a ski instructor at Sun Valley, loves to swim, sail, and enjoy the great outdoors.

Cailin is a Licensed Professional Counselor with experience supporting individuals navigating trauma, grief, and crisis. She takes a client-centered, trauma-informed approach grounded in the belief that each person holds the insight and capacity for healing within themselves. Her work primarily draws from attachment-based therapy, somatic approaches, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and internal family systems. She also incorporates creative and expressive interventions—including art, play, and video game therapy—to engage younger clients in ways that feel natural, meaningful, and developmentally appropriate.

She works with individuals across the lifespan and is particularly passionate about supporting neurodivergent clients, including those with ADHD and autism. She also supports individuals navigating learning differences, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, life transitions, and changes in relationships. She offers telehealth services to improve access for clients with busy schedules or limited in-person options.

Ali works with individuals who are ready for meaningful change. Often, long-standing patterns, automatic thoughts and behaviors, stress, and unresolved trauma quietly shape a life that doesn't fully reflect who we are or what we truly want.

Ali provides a warm, collaborative space where you can explore anxiety, relationship challenges, life transitions, or feelign stuck in unhelpful patterns. She also specializes in stress and trauma. Using evidence-based approaches tailored to your needs.