Mosaic Counseling Services

04/01/2026

Now Hiring: Licensed/License Eligible Clinician (W2 Position)

Mosaic Counseling Services | Downtown Noblesville, IN

Mosaic Counseling Services is currently seeking a part-time licensed or license-eligible clinician to join our growing team, with the opportunity for the role to expand into a full-time W2 position.

This position is based in our downtown Noblesville location and is ideal for a clinician who is passionate about relational work, values a collaborative team environment, and is interested in deepening their clinical skills.

What We’re Looking For:

We are seeking a clinician who:
- Has experience with or a strong interest in attachment-based and systemic treatment approaches
- Desires to learn and/or has experience in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and/or IFS-Informed EMDR
- Is passionate about working with couples and supporting relational healing
- Preference will be for candidates who have at least two evenings per week available
- Is motivated, growth-oriented, and committed to providing high-quality care

Position Highlights:
- W2 employment structure
- Flexible part-time schedule with potential to grow into full-time
- Supportive, team-oriented clinical environment
- Opportunity for ongoing professional development and training

If you’re interested in joining a practice that values depth, collaboration, and meaningful client work, we’d love to connect with you.

To Apply:
Please email your resume to Jonathan M. Burg at: jburg@mosaiccounselingindy.com

03/31/2026

A Few Spots Remain.

Living Well with Chronic Pain (6 Week Therapy Group)

- Do you find yourself pushing through pain even when your body is asking you to slow down?
- Do you feel exhausted, overwhelmed, or alone in your experience of chronic pain?
- Have you tried to “fix” the pain, but still feel stuck in the same cycle?

If so, this group may be a meaningful fit for you.
Living with chronic pain is about more than physical symptoms. It often involves a complex interaction between the body, mind, emotions, and the ways we try to cope.

This 6 week therapy group offers a different way of relating to pain. Using an Internal Family Systems informed approach, we will gently explore the parts of you that carry pain, push through pain, fear pain, or feel overwhelmed by it. Through this process, participants can begin developing greater self compassion, understanding, and new ways of responding to their experience.

In this group, we will explore:
• Why pain persists in the body and nervous system
• The internal parts activated by pain
• What pain may be trying to communicate
• The “push through it” voice many people carry
• Survival strategies like shutdown or avoidance
• How to build a more compassionate relationship with your body

This group offers a supportive space for education, reflection, and connection with others who understand.

Group Details
Thursday evenings via Telehealth
April 23 – May 28
6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Facilitated by Hope Sparks, MA
Cost: $200 for all six sessions (paid at enrollment)

To sign up or learn more:
Phone: (317) 645-7691 ext. 100
Email: info@mosaiccounselingindy.com

If this resonates, we would love to support you in this process.

Get in touch with Mosaic Counseling Services for personalized mental health support. Contact us to discuss options suited to your needs.

03/26/2026

At Mosaic Counseling Services, we often talk about the courage it takes to grow. But growth is not always loud or confident. Sometimes, it looks like sitting with the parts of us that are afraid to be seen.

In this blog, Jessica Sahoury of Mosaic Counseling Services reflects on what happens internally when we begin to step into visibility and why that can feel like such a real risk. For many of us, there are parts that learned early on that staying small was safer. And even as we grow, those parts can still show up, trying to protect us.

What if being seen is not about pushing past fear, but about understanding it?

What if instead of forcing ourselves forward, we learned how to move with the parts of us that feel hesitant?

If you have ever noticed yourself holding back, questioning your voice, or feeling exposed when you try to show up more fully, this one may resonate.

Take a few moments to read and reflect:
We would love to hear what stood out to you.

An IFS-informed reflection on why being seen can feel risky, how protective parts show up around visibility, and how to move toward growth with compassion instead of force.

03/23/2026

Spring has a way of inviting something new. 🌱

As the world around us begins to soften, grow, and come back to life, it can also be a gentle invitation to turn inward with curiosity and care.

In Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, we take time to get to know the different parts of ourselves—especially the ones that may feel stuck, overwhelmed, or quietly longing for change. Instead of rushing the process, we create space for healing to unfold in a way that feels safe and supported.
This spring, you might gently notice:
✨ What parts of you are asking for attention
✨ Where you may be ready for growth or change
✨ How you can offer yourself more patience and compassion

Healing does not have to be forced. Like spring, it unfolds in its own time.

If this season feels like the right time to begin or continue your healing journey, we would be honored to support you.

👉 Schedule now to get started: www.mosaiccounselingindy.com

03/13/2026

Living Well with Chronic Pain: A 6 Week Therapy Group

Living with chronic pain can feel exhausting and isolating. While many people focus only on the physical symptoms, chronic pain often involves a complex interaction between the body, mind, emotions, and the ways we try to cope.

This 6-week therapy group offers a different way of relating to pain. Using an Internal Family Systems informed approach, we will gently explore the parts of you that carry pain, push through pain, fear pain, or feel overwhelmed by it. Through this process, participants can begin developing greater self-compassion, understanding, and new ways of responding to their experience.

Each week we will explore topics such as:
• Why pain persists in the body and nervous system
• Understanding the internal parts activated by pain
• What pain may be trying to communicate
• The “push through it” voice many people carry
• Survival strategies like shutdown or avoidance
• Learning a new relationship with your body and pain

This group is designed to offer education, reflection, and supportive connection with others navigating similar experiences.

Group Details
Thursday evenings via Telehealth
April 23 – May 28
6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Facilitated by Hope Sparks, MA
Cost: $200 for all six sessions (paid at enrollment)

To sign up or learn more:
Phone: (317) 645-7691 ext. 100
Email: info@mosaiccounselingindy.com

If you or someone you know is navigating chronic pain, this group offers a compassionate space to explore healing from a whole person perspective.

03/09/2026

✨ Welcome to Mosaic Counseling Services | Therapy Office Tour with Jalyn Miller ✨

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to walk through the doors at Mosaic, we’d love to show you.

In this short video, we’re giving you a look inside our space so you can see where healing conversations happen, where parts feel safe to speak, and where meaningful change begins.

Starting therapy can sometimes feel intimidating, especially if you’re not sure what to expect. Our hope is that this brief tour helps you feel a little more familiar with our space before you ever step inside.

At Mosaic Counseling Services, we strive to create an environment that feels welcoming, calm, and supportive for every client who walks through our doors.

Take a look around and get to know the place where growth, healing, and connection unfold every day.

If you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment, we’d love to hear from you.

www.mosaiccounselingindy.com



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02/27/2026

✨ New Blog Post: Rediscovering the Magic and Wonder of My Inner Child at Disney World✨

We’re grateful to share this heartfelt reflection by Cala Ochs of Mosaic Counseling Services.

What began as a family trip to Walt Disney World became something deeper—a moment of reconnection with joy, presence, and the parts of us that still believe in magic.

In this blog, Cala explores how inner-child healing doesn’t always happen in big, dramatic ways. Sometimes it looks like laughter on Main Street, fireworks lighting up the sky, or seeing the world through your child’s eyes. Sometimes it’s about remembering what once made you feel alive.

If adulthood has felt heavy lately, this reflection offers a gentle invitation to pause and ask: Where does my inner child feel most seen?

We hope this piece encourages you to make space for simple joy—and to reconnect with the parts of you that still believe in a little magic. 💛

Picture is Cala holding her younger self’s hand utilizing AI.

This trip reminded me that healing doesn’t always show up in the ways we expect. Sometimes it’s found in the places that reconnect us with who we were before life got heavy. Whether it’s Disney or somewhere entirely different, I hope you find moments that let your inner child breathe, play, an...

02/19/2026

At Mosaic Counseling Services we offer IFS-Informed EMDR Intensives.

An IFS-Informed EMDR Intensive is a focused, extended therapy experience designed to support deeper trauma healing within a more concentrated timeframe. Rather than traditional weekly sessions, intensives offer longer blocks of time across one or multiple days, creating space to engage the healing process thoroughly and without feeling rushed.

This approach integrates Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) with Internal Family Systems (IFS). We begin by prioritizing safety and stabilization, building trust with protective parts, and ensuring your nervous system feels supported. From this grounded foundation, EMDR is used to gently reprocess traumatic or distressing experiences while maintaining connection to your internal system and your sense of Self.

IFS-Informed EMDR Intensives can be especially helpful for individuals navigating complex trauma, long-standing relational patterns, or specific memories that feel stuck. The extended format allows for sustained focus, deeper processing, and meaningful integration at a pace that honors both your parts and your body.

Intensives are collaborative, thoughtfully paced, and tailored to your unique needs. Many clients value the continuity and depth this format provides, often experiencing shifts that might otherwise take months of weekly therapy to reach.

IFS-Informed EMDR is a trauma-informed approach that integrates Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) with principles from Internal Family Systems (IFS). This combined model recognizes that our inner world is made up of different “parts,” each with its own role, experiences, and i...

02/12/2026

What is IFS-Informed EMDR?

IFS-Informed EMDR is a compassionate, trauma-informed approach that blends Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) with Internal Family Systems (IFS). This model honors the idea that we all have different “parts,” each shaped by our experiences and working to protect us.

In IFS-Informed EMDR, therapy moves at the pace of your nervous system. We focus first on building safety and trust with protective parts, listening to resistance with curiosity rather than pushing past it. EMDR is then used gently and intentionally to help process traumatic memories while staying connected to your internal system, allowing wounded parts to release what they have been carrying.

This approach can be especially supportive for those who feel overwhelmed by traditional trauma work, experience strong emotional or body-based responses, or notice inner conflict around healing. By combining EMDR’s structure with IFS’s parts-based compassion, IFS-Informed EMDR offers a path toward healing that feels grounded, collaborative, and empowering.

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02/05/2026

Only 2 Spots Remain!!

Explore our compassionate, trauma-informed counseling services, and connect with our team of licensed therapists. Transform your life today at Mosaic Counseling Services.

02/04/2026

Meet Hope Sparks | Getting to Know Mosaic’s Therapists

We know choosing a therapist can feel a little intimidating — it’s such an important and personal decision. That’s why we’re helping you get to know the amazing people behind Mosaic. In this video, meet Hope, one of our compassionate and caring therapists, as she shares a bit about who she is, her approach to therapy, and what it’s like to work with her.

We hope it makes the process of finding the right fit a little easier — and a lot less daunting.

Meet Hope Sparks | Getting to Know Mosaic’s TherapistsWe know choosing a therapist can feel a little intimidating — it’s such an important and personal decis...

01/30/2026

This Valentine’s Day, what if we paid attention to something deeper than flowers and date nights?

In this blog, Lauren Salazar from Mosaic Counseling Services explores how our nervous system shapes connection in romantic relationships and introduces a simple color metaphor to help couples notice when they feel safe, guarded, or disconnected. A thoughtful read for anyone wanting more meaningful connection this season.

It is once again that time of year when we celebrate love with pinks, reds, and whites. Romantic love is often marked by exchanged roses, special reservations, and a renewed exploration of connection with our sweetheart. This Valentine’s Day, I would like to propose a new “color system” to hel...