Meet our Staff

Dr. Jennifer Crofts (she/her/hers)

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Dr. Crofts is the director and founder of Safe Harbor Counseling and Advocacy LLC. She received her doctorate degree from Wright State University’s School of Professional Psychology and received training as a generalist clinical psychologist. Dr Crofts gained experience in working with clients across different developmental stages. Currently Dr. Crofts specializes in the provision of bilingual (Spanish/English) mental health services to adults from marginalized populations including people with disabilities, LGBT+ community and people of color.

Dr. Crofts is passionate about working with trauma, acculturation difficulties, neurodivergence and challenging systems of oppression.

Estifani Rodriguez (she/her/hers)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Estifani holds a master’s degree from Rollins College, where she also completed a Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy. Estifani has primarily worked with adults across the lifespan. She has extensive experience working with survivors of domestic violence and sexual violence, people living with chronic illness and disabilities, and college students. Estifani specializes in working with trauma survivors, LGBT+ community, neurodivergence, and relationship concerns.

She deeply believes in the human capacity to heal, the possibility of designing and living a meaningful life, and the power of relationships and connection in helping us achieve our goals. Estifani works hard to apply a liberatory and intersectional lens to challenge oppressive systems in her work with clients.

Leilani Lopez (she/her/hers)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Leilani holds a Master in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness from New York University and a Bachelor of Science in Child and Family Studies from the State University of New York at Oneonta. She has experience working with individuals, teens, children, and families. She works collaboratively with clients who are coping with a broad range of difficulties: anxiety, depression, stress, interpersonal relationship challenges, symptom management, crisis management, behavioral issues, and implementing coping skills.

Leilani utilizes a collaborative person-centered approach to help clients strengthen their coping skills and meet their individual goals. She believes that trust and effective communication are the cornerstones of successful therapeutic relationships.

Natasha D'Arcangelo (she/her/hers)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Natasha received her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Argosy University, Sarasota. As a former educator, Natasha brings her "teacher brain" to sessions to help clients better understand themselves and where they are in their journey. She takes a trauma informed, person centered approach in her therapeutic work to support clients. Natasha believes her role is to walk alongside clients who are the experts in their own lives. She does her best work with those that have extensive histories of trauma, professional caregivers struggling with compassion fatigue and clients living with anxiety.

Natasha is passionate about supporting clients under the neurodivergent umbrella, those that are part of the LGBTQIA2S+ community and clients that are part of the global majority while working through an anti-racist lens. If you choose to see Natasha in person, you get the added benefit of also working with Celeste-the certified therapy dog! She is a ten pound Maltese Poodle who loves people and brings a calming energy to sessions.

Kayle Zaldivar (she/her/hers)

Practicum Student

Kayle is a student pursuing a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Capella University. She aims to work with clients from a diverse range of backgrounds and experiences.

She believes in a collaborative and action-oriented approach to achieve greater life satisfaction and goals. Focused on how feelings and beliefs contribute to behaviors she aims to help clients learn and implement new ways to cope with life’s challenges and change thinking.