We built the place we wished existed.
More than twenty years of friendship, conversations, shared values, and one belief we kept coming back to: healing begins when people feel truly known. Not just seen. Not just heard. Not just helped. Known. Here’s our story.
Two friends. One shared vision.
In 2005, the two of us—Kristin and Zachary—met at Project 99, working with children and families across New Jersey. We quickly realized we shared the same belief: that people deserve therapy that is creative, culturally responsive, and delivered with excellence—and that the relationship between therapist and client is at the heart of meaningful change.
Over the years, our conversations kept returning to the same question: What does truly meaningful therapy require? Not a bigger practice. Not more technology between people. It takes genuine relationships—a place where clients and therapists both feel safe, supported, and valued, with the time and consistency that lasting change requires.
That vision became Mosaic. Not a platform. Not a directory. A practice built with intention. Every therapist on our team was chosen thoughtfully—not only for their clinical skill, but for their integrity, humility, compassion, collaboration, and commitment to seeing the whole person. They know how to listen deeply, build trust, and challenge clients with compassion as they work toward healing, growth, and lasting change.
Accessibility has always been part of that vision, not an afterthought. We offer in-person therapy in Springfield and virtual therapy throughout New Jersey, and we're in network with major New Jersey insurance plans because we believe quality mental health care should be as accessible as possible.
Made of pieces.
A mosaic is made of many individual pieces—different colors, textures, and shapes that come together to create something meaningful. Each piece matters. Together, they form a picture that could not exist without all of them.
That’s what we believe about people. Your experiences, your relationships, your culture, your challenges, and your hopes all shape who you are. You don’t have to have everything figured out before you begin therapy. Bring what you’re carrying, and together we’ll make space to understand it, heal from it, and discover the beauty in the story those pieces create.
To help individuals and families heal, grow, and move toward their fullest potential through compassionate, culturally responsive therapy that honors each person’s story, relationships, identity, and lived experiences—including the ways culture, race, and systems shape mental health. We believe everyone deserves care that sees the whole person and creates a space where they feel seen, understood, and supported.
To create a practice where meaningful relationships are at the center of healing—where clients feel safe, valued, and empowered, therapists are supported and inspired to do their best work, and lives are transformed through compassionate, culturally responsive care.
Mosaic is an LGBTQ+ allied and racial justice–allied practice. We welcome people of all identities, backgrounds, cultures, faiths, and lived experiences. Whoever you are and whatever has shaped your story, you’ll be met with respect, compassion, and empathy.
A practice built around people.
Therapy is personal. That’s why Mosaic is built around real relationships—with therapists you can learn about, connect with, and choose based on who feels like the right fit for you.
Know who you’re working with
Every clinician here has a real name, a real face, and a real story. You’ll have the opportunity to learn about our therapists and choose the person you’ll work with—not be assigned to someone by an algorithm or a matching quiz.
Local roots, personal connection
We’re an actual practice in Springfield, NJ, with clinicians who live and work within New Jersey communities. We provide in-person therapy locally and telehealth throughout the state.
Specialized care, thoughtfully offered
Our therapists bring experience in areas such as trauma, children and adolescents, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, couples counseling, Christian counseling, substance use support, Spanish-language care, race and identity, and more. Each clinician brings their own expertise, perspective, and approach to the work.
Finding your person matters
The relationship between therapist and client is at the heart of meaningful therapy. We take the time to help you find a therapist who feels like the right fit—and the choice is always yours.
Who we are.
Kristin Miller
Co-founder · Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Kristin is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with more than 20 years of experience supporting children, adolescents, adults, and families through life’s most challenging moments. She earned her MSW from Columbia University and has spent her career helping people navigate trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, relationships, and the impact of lived experiences on mental health. Her clinical experience includes serving as a therapist and Clinical Supervisor at Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care’s Child and Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program, as well as working with children and families through Project99.
In addition to her clinical work, Kristin is a professor in the Department of Social Work and Public Administration at Seton Hall University, a volunteer trainer for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and a board member of the Anti-Racist Mental Health Alliance of NJ (ARMHA-NJ). Through her teaching, advocacy, workshops, and trainings, she works to advance culturally responsive mental health care and support communities in conversations around trauma, suicide prevention, racism, emotional well-being, and the intersection of faith and mental health.
Kristin co-founded Mosaic to build the kind of practice she had always envisioned—one where clients feel known, respected, and supported, and where therapists have the opportunity to do meaningful work.
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 20+ years of experience
- Earned her Master’s in Social Work (MSW) from Columbia University
- Former Therapist and Clinical Supervisor at Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care’s Child and Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program in Newark
- Former in-home therapist and Clinical Supervisor at Project99
- Professor in the Social Work Department at Seton Hall University
- Volunteer Trainer for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
- Founding Board Member of the Anti-Racist Mental Health Alliance of NJ
- Facilitator of workshops, trainings, and keynotes for professional, community, and faith-based organizations
- Passionate about the intersection of faith and mental health and supporting clients who wish to integrate spirituality into their healing
- Co-founder of Mosaic Counseling & Consulting—our shared vision brought to life
Zachary Glover
Co-founder
Zachary is an entrepreneur and the co-founder and CEO of Project99, a child and adolescent behavioral healthcare organization bringing in-home therapy to children and families in underserved communities across Essex County. He also founded NEG Technologies, which builds custom software solutions for mental health and social service agencies. Through his work in healthcare, technology, and business, Zachary has focused on creating systems that better support both the people receiving care and the professionals providing it. That work — building services that reach families where they are — is where the belief behind Mosaic took root.
He co-founded Mosaic to bring a shared vision to life: a practice where quality therapy is genuinely accessible, where relationships remain at the center of care, and where clinicians are supported to do their best work.
- Entrepreneur, restaurateur, and real estate investor
- Co-founder and CEO of Project99, a child and adolescent behavioral healthcare organization serving underserved communities across Essex County
- Founder of NEG Technologies—custom software solutions for mental health and social service agencies
- Co-founder of The Burgerly, a hand-crafted burger restaurant in New Hope, Pennsylvania
- Board Member of the International Council on Development and Learning
- Co-founder of Mosaic Counseling & Consulting—our shared vision brought to life
When you’re ready, we’re here.
Meet the team and choose the person who feels right — or reach out and we’ll help you find your fit.
Questions? Email info@mosaiccounselingnj.com.