Annie Martonchik is a licensed clinical therapist who has worked extensively with teenagers, adults, and their families.

Her area of expertise is providing support to individuals who are struggling with anxiety, social skills, self-esteem, depression, and other adjustments. Having worked in the community, she understands the importance of meeting her clients where they are. She is adept at building strong therapeutic relationships with them.

Annie is currently offering virtual appointments only.

Kierstin is a licensed professional counselor who earned her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walsh University. She works with clients ranging from teenagers through older adults and has a particular interest in supporting individuals navigating life transitions and adjustments, as well as those experiencing depression, anxiety, and adult ADHD.

She strives to provide a supportive, empathetic, and non-judgmental space where clients feel heard, respected, and understood. She works collaboratively with clients using strengths-based, solution-focused, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approaches, helping individuals build on their existing abilities while developing practical tools for change.

Prior to entering the counseling field, Kierstin worked as a public school music educator, where she developed strong competencies in communication, active listening, behavioral observation, rapport building, and collaborative goal-setting—skills she continues to integrate into her therapeutic work. She offers both virtual and in-person appointments at the Canton office.

Supervised by Megan Uminski, E.2303353-SUPV

Alex’s therapeutic approach when working alongside clients is to promote growth, healing, and autonomy. She believes therapy should be a place where you feel heard, supported, and empowered to make meaningful changes in your life. Her approach is warm, empathetic, and collaborative — “I’ll meet you where you are and walk alongside you as we work toward your goals together.”

Alex draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Solution-Focused Therapy to help clients better understand their thoughts, emotions, and patterns while developing practical tools for growth.

Alex has experience working in both private practice and community mental health settings, and specializes in helping individuals navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, women’s issues, and relationship challenges. She primarily work with clients in early and middle adulthood who are seeking greater self-understanding, confidence, and emotional well-being.

Alex’s goal is to create a safe, affirming space where you can explore what’s holding you back and move toward the life you want to live.

Cati Brasdovich is a Licensed Professional Counselor with experience working with children and adults struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, ADHD, family conflict and overall life transitions.

Cati provides genuine care tailored to the needs and goals of each client while integrating different approaches, including CBT, Strengths-Based, Mindfulness, and Solution-Focused interventions.

Cati earned her undergraduate degree in Early Childhood Education and graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Kent State University.

Cati is currently offering telehealth appointments.

Under the supervision of Andrew Rohde, LPCC-S, # E.2102178-SUPV

Kristina is an independently licensed social worker and a certified Instinctual Trauma Response (ITR) therapist.

She has experience working with children, teenagers, adults, and families in community health, non-profit agencies, and private practice settings. Her primary clinical focus and passion have been working with individuals with post-traumatic stress disorders.

If you struggle with nightmares or flashbacks and have feelings of abandonment, rejection, and grief, you may be “stuck” in your trauma. The Instinctual Trauma Response Method of treatment incorporates the principles of art therapy and narrative therapy. The goal of treatment is to move traumas from the right side of the brain to the left, which allows the trauma to be stored as past events.

Following treatment, clients have reported feelings of relief, clarity, hope, and an overall decrease in symptoms. Kristina also has a particular interest and experience working with families dealing with multiracial adoptions and helping underrepresented clients deal with societal issues that often cause depression and anxiety.

Her approach is strength-based and client-centered, and by utilizing methods from the Internal Family Systems approach (IFS), she creates a calm environment to help people connect with themselves on a deeper level and manage symptoms causing disruptions to daily life.

Kristina is offering virtual appointments only through a safe and secure portal.

Susanne is a licensed social worker with over 20 years of experience and specializes in counseling teens, young adults, and women in all stages of life. She feels there is nothing as rewarding as seeing her clients develop inner strength and resilience as they gain clarity, balance and sense of peace. She understands how challenging it can be to begin counseling and strives to offer a space that is welcoming and focuses on building a strong foundation of trust and safety.

Whether you are faced with stress, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship issues, or life transitions, Susanne will work alongside you to develop a plan that aligns with your values and goals. She uses an eclectic approach that is strength-based, non-judgmental and blends holistic and creative techniques with traditional ‘talk’ therapy. She is experienced in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, Narrative Therapy, Expressive Arts and Somatic (mind/body) techniques.

Susanne earned her master’s degree in School Counseling with post-graduate work in Art Therapy and Mental Health Counseling and her bachelor’s degree in Family Studies from Kent State University. Susanne currently sees clients in person at the Mentor location.

Ann Danner is a Licensed Social Worker with experience working in clinical settings, non-profit agencies, community health, and juvenile court systems as a strong advocate for children, teenagers, adults, and families.
Ann’s practice is firmly rooted in evidence-based techniques such as CBT, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing. These methods have proven effective in assisting clients with a wide range of issues, from trauma-related symptoms to life transitions.

She focuses on a person-centered approach rooted in collaboration with her clients to meet them where they are and help develop personalized treatment plans for their specific and unique goals.

Ann is currently welcoming new clients to work within the office.

Under the supervision of Kristina Fryson, LISW-S, License #I.2304473-SUPV.

You deserve to live a life that allows you to be who you truly are and release what no longer serves you. Faith will support you in the process of self-discovery. You will work collaboratively to choose goals and find ways that suit you best for achieving your goals.

Whether you are experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, or stress, there is hope. Often, our troubles feel as if we are walking alone on a dark path. Faith would be honored to join you on this journey, holding the flashlight to help you find your way, then passing you the flashlight when you are ready to continue on your own with a renewed sense of direction, acceptance, and clarity.

Faith has worked with many clients ages three years and up. She enjoys using various methods with her client’s including talk therapy, art, play, mindfulness training, and meditation. Faith received her Clinical Counselor degree from Cleveland State University in 2019 and has earned her certification for play therapy with The Synergetic Play Therapy Institute of Colorado.

“I look forward to supporting you on your life’s journey. As Carl Rogers said: “The good life is a process, not a state of being. It is a direction, not a destination.”

Faith offers virtual only appointments.

Sophia is a Licensed Social Worker who developed her passion for therapy while working in an inpatient program for substance use disorder treatment.

While working in private practice for over two years, she has worked to improve her skills, having received extensive training in anxiety, depression, substance use disorders, and relapse prevention.

Sophia is dedicated to building a safe, collaborative therapeutic environment to help her clients reach their goals. She believes in meeting each client where they are at and focusing on their individual needs.

Her primary focus is to work with teenagers and adults struggling with anxiety, depression, family issues, substance use disorders, and overall life adjustments.

Sophia blends Acceptance and Commitment (ACT), Cognitive-Behavioral (CBT), Dialectical-Behavioral (DBT), Mindfulness-Based (MBCT), Motivational Interviewing, Narrative, Person-Centered and Strengths-Based approaches.

She graduated with a degree in Psychology from Lee University and her Master’s in social work from Youngstown State University.

Sophia is currently seeing clients in the office and online.

Under the supervision of Meghan Giblin, LISW-S, License # I.1201145-SUPV.

Jessica is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with experience working with teens and adults providing mental health counseling.

Her areas of expertise focus on trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, relationships, and career counseling.

She is formally trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) which enables people to heal from the symptoms and emotional distress that are the result of disturbing life experiences.

Jessica also utilizes cognitive-behavioral strategies and mindfulness techniques to help alleviate symptoms.

Jessica offers virtual only appointments.

Carly is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and registered art therapist. She incorporates traditional talk therapies such as cognitive-behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy with art therapy interventions. Carly has found art therapy to be a great tool that encourages relaxation, emotional expression, and processing in areas of the brain that can’t be accessed by talk therapy.

She also has a special interest in helping youth and adults with histories of trauma to find healing.  With a history in working in community mental health and school-based settings, she has experience with all ages including school-aged children, teens, and adults.  She has an extensive background in treating behavioral concerns, adjustment to life changes, PTSD, complex trauma, Autism Spectrum, mood disorders, and ADHD.

Carly offers both in office and virtual appointments.

Lora is a compassionate Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor working from a collaborative, strengths-based approach, assisting and supporting clients to be the author of their own lives. She has experience working with adults struggling with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and substance use.

Lora’s therapeutic approach provides support and counseling to help clients effectively address personal life challenges. She combines treatment modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing to offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. Lora is committed to building on the existing strengths of everyone she works with, so they may live their best life possible.

Lora is offering virtual appointments only.

As a therapist, Sarah believes in the intrinsic power of story-telling. By promoting authenticity through humor and warmth, she strives to point towards each individual’s innate self-wisdom and inner strength. With an emphasis on unconditional positive regard and non-judgement, Sarah understands the importance of creating a safe therapeutic container, in order to encourage reflection, emotional exploration, and a collaborative building of a therapeutic alliance as a foundation for change.

Sarah’s main area of expertise is grief and bereavement; she has 4 years of experience working in a hospice setting, dealing with end-of-life concerns for patients and families. Sarah also has experience working with children, teens, and adults in individual and group therapy settings, including populations experiencing anxiety, depression, ODD, ADHD, and trauma. Sarah has worked in a residential care setting for adults with autism, as well as clinical and housing work at a men’s homeless shelter. Sarah draws from different therapeutic modalities, including CBT, DBT, person-centered therapy, and expressive therapies (including art & poetry therapy).

Sarah is a licensed social worker (LSW), with a Bachelor’s of Arts in English literature (and minor in creative writing) and a Masters degree in social work from Case Western Reserve University. Sarah also received a graduate certificate in Trauma-Informed Care during her master’s program.

Sarah is currently offering in-person appointments (Mentor office) and virtual appointments at
this time.

Under the supervision of Laura Cernosky, I.2002006-SUPV

Rachel Tramonte is an independently licensed clinical therapist, working with individuals and families. She specializes in teen and early adult development, depression, anxiety, environmental psychology, ADHD, addiction, and eating disorders.

Rachel has been practicing as a therapist for over 10 years and sees psychotherapy as a creative and collaborative endeavor. In our work together I will likely draw from a variety of different approaches including CBT, ACT as well as relational and narrative therapy. Rachel is also interested in somatic work and ways her clients can strengthen their mind-body connection.

Your work together will be geared toward using what will work to help you meet your individual needs and goals. Rachel received her Masters in Clinical Social Work from Boston College.

She has a Masters in Psychology from Boston University and a Master’s in English and Creative Writing. When she is not providing psychotherapy she is either teaching Pilates or writing.

Rachel offers virtual only appointments.

Meng is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and received her Master’s in Social Work at Youngstown State University. She has training and experience working with anxiety, depression, grief, relationship conflict, bipolar disorder, PTSD, coping difficulties, and stress management.

Meng focuses on helping clients build problem-solving skills to tackle various life stresses and issues. She integrates elements of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy to promote good mental health.

She likes to see her clients become more confident, maintain and build good relationships and healthy and practical coping skills, and strengthen their ability to thoughtfully understand and manage a range of positive and negative emotions.

Meng is fluent in Mandarin, Fujian and English.

She is available for virtual appointments.

Meghan is a Licensed Independent Social Worker with over 11 years of experience guiding teens, adults, and families toward reaching their goals, navigating obstacles, and gaining management of their mental health and life circumstances.

Life can quickly become stressful and overwhelming, but there are many ways to build reliable and useful skills to help us manage these times. Meghan uses a non-judgmental, collaborative approach focused on building a trusting and safe therapeutic relationship. Through the use of evidence-based practices and thoughtful consideration, Meghan will provide a warm, accepting environment to listen and assist you in building practical, lasting strategies to gain relief and peace.

Meghan has extensive experience working with individuals and families seeking support with life stressors and changes, relationships, trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, anger, LGBTQ+ issues, addiction, and vicarious trauma through the use of a variety of evidence-based practices, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Motivational Interviewing as well as the use of mindfulness, meditation, and movement to facilitate healing and recovery.

Meghan’s years of experience and deep belief in resilience help others feel confident in their ability to change or heal and provide the opportunity to experience hope, resolution, and peace regardless of life’s challenges.

Meghan is currently offering in-person and virtual appointments and looks forward to beginning your journey toward healing.

Jacob is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a passion for “all things human,” endlessly wondering—what makes a person “tick?” How can we appreciate a person’s unique story, and help that person build inner strength, meaning, and wellness?

Jacob’s story began with an interest in learning about the human mind, pursuing higher education, and teaching high school Philosophy. He carries forward a spirit of curiosity with clients, inviting them on an inner journey of personal insight, growth, and development. Jacob also holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Akron and has counseling experience in intake assessment, outpatient, and residential settings.

His therapeutic style is trauma-informed, compassion-focused, and depth-oriented. He works with adults and specializes in recovery from childhood trauma and emotional neglect manifesting as: relationship and attachment-related issues, substance abuse, stress and anxiety from over-performing, depression and burnout, and a need to build a life worth living—whether that means revamping coping or communication skills (CBT and DBT), emotional processing and developing insights (ACT and IFS), or experiencing deeper trauma healing (EMDR and IFS).

Jacob currently offers virtual-only appointments and is under the supervision of Jessica Wyant, LPCC-S, License #E.1800654-SUPV

If you feel overwhelmed, have a lack of connection among your peers, an increased level of anxiety, or suicidal thoughts related to the ongoing Pandemic or not, Nicole can help!

She is an independently licensed social worker using existential, humanistic, psychodynamic principles to work on relationships with the self and those around you.

Whether spirituality is your style or not, the existential framework can provide insight into the meaning of life and the journey to self-fulfillment.

She uses techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, client-centered therapy, solution-focused therapy, and mindfulness techniques to help clients with whatever struggles they may have.

As a licensed clinical social worker, she can assist adults 18+ dealing with self-esteem, relationships, boundaries, anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, coping skills, and a multitude of other potential problems.

She graduated from Cleveland State University with a Bachelor’s in Psychology, minoring in Sociology and English, obtaining her Master’s of Science in Social Administration through the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University.
Nicole offers virtual appointments only.

Elisabeth Hogan is a counselor working from a collaborative, client-centered approach. Elisabeth has experience working with individuals in community mental health who have struggled with anxiety, depression, grief, substance use, and other mental health concerns.

Elisabeth’s therapeutic approach aims to help clients address personal life challenges. She uses a combination of treatment methods, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing techniques to help clients reach their full potential.

Elisabeth received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology through Cleveland State University in 2021 and her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at John Carroll University.

Under the supervision of Kaitlyn Lewanski, LPCC-S, License # E.2202978-SUPV.

Colby is a licensed professional counselor with experience working with adults struggling with anxiety, depression, life changes, ADHD, and OCD. Colby also has a particular interest in working with men’s issues.

Utilizing Psychodynamic, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) modalities, he strives to facilitate a therapeutic environment that rewards vulnerability while building self-reflection and -acceptance.

Colby achieved a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Child and Family Studies from Ohio University, and a certificate in Gerontology from Ohio University.

At this time, Colby is only offering telehealth appointments.

Under the supervision of Morgan Whitely, LPCC-S, License # I.1800571-SUPV.

Sometimes life throws things at us we do not expect and sadly cannot handle on our own. Therapy can be very helpful in managing whatever happens in life. Jacob works with individuals as well as relationship and marriage counseling. He has a special interest in working with the LGBTQIA+ community, anxiety disorders, ADHD, life transitions, traumatic brain injuries, and interpersonal communication. If you have a desire to work and grow, he is here for you. Any goal you want to accomplish or obstacle you want to overcome can be tackled in counseling.

Jacob primarily approaches treatment with a person-centered mindset while utilizing aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and solutions focused therapy. Every client is an individual and treatment is personalized to their specific goals and personalities to reach wellness and develop skills to cope with all of life’s stressors.

It can be scary to reach out, but we will do everything we can to make beginning this process as easy as possible. You are inherently worthy of dignity and respect and that is what you will get should you reach out.

Under the supervision of Matthew Geraldi, LPCC-S, License# E.2102407-SUPV.

Megan is a masters level clinical social work intern, studying at the University of Akron. She brings a welcoming presence, curiosity, and a deep respect for each person’s unique story. She has experience working with children and teens and strives to meet clients where they are in their journey, free of judgement.

Megan utilizes a strengths-based approach and believes in curiosity, laughter, reflection, self-care, and empowering her clients to meet their goals. Whether you’re using play, talk, or creative tools, her goal is to create a space where young people feel truly seen and safe. Megan’s hope is to offer a space where healing feels possible, and where being yourself is enough.

Under the supervision of Kristina Fryson, LISW-S, License #I.2304473SUPV

Megan is a licensed professional clinical counselor and a licensed independent chemical counselor with over ten years of experience in mental health and addiction recovery therapies.

She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Human Development from Walsh University in North Canton, Ohio. She is committed to ongoing education and is currently studying Traumatic Stress and its effects on the brain and body through the Trauma Research Foundation founded by Bessel Van der Kolk, MD.

Megan believes greatly in the impact of psychoeducation, harm reduction, and advocacy in the community and otherwise when it comes to understanding and treating addictions.

She has extensive experience in assessing and treating severe and persistent mental illness, acute suicidal tendencies, depression, anxiety, trauma, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and personality disorders. Additionally, she has closely worked with individuals affected by neurological conditions and geriatric populations, including caregivers and families who are coping with the effects of Alzheimer’s Disease.

Megan provides person-centered care tailored to each client’s needs with extensive experience in diagnostic assessment.

She offers both virtual and in-person appointments at the Canton office location.

Sara is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor committed to helping individuals feel better about themselves and their ability to manage stress, anxiety, and the heaviness in their lives. Her work focuses on learning to shift negative beliefs into something helpful and building confidence to make value aligned decisions. Sara believes in taking a collaborative, relaxed, and trauma informed approach to helping clients reach their goals.

Sara’s experience comes from community mental health in both residential and outpatient settings. She is passionate about helping others see their potential and take steps to improve their lives and mindset. She utilizes therapeutic techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Strengths Based Therapy, & EMDR.

Sara earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology with with an emphasis in counseling from Kent State University, and her Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University.

Laura Cernosky is an independently licensed clinical therapist passionate about helping others.

She works with individuals and families specializing in adolescent and adult anxiety, depression, relationship issues, substance use, self-esteem, grief, and trauma.

Laura has experience in various settings, from schools to outpatient facilities and judicial appointments. Utilizing several approaches, including CBT, DBT, play therapy, and trauma-informed therapy, she ensures every client’s needs are based on their individual goals and needs.

She earned an undergraduate degree in Social Work from Ursuline College and a Master’s in Social Work from Cleveland State University.

Laura believes in helping her clients identify their strengths and advocate for themselves by creating a safe and comfortable environment to reach their goals.

She offers in-person and virtual appointments.

Matt is a licensed professional clinical counselor with experience in many aspects of the mental health field. Matt achieved a Master of Science Degree from Walden University and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology with a minor in Biomedical Humanities from Hiram College.

He developed a passion for working with clients who struggle with substance abuse while working as a dual-diagnosis therapist. And when Matt is not assisting patients in his private practice, he maintains his role as a supervisor at an intensive outpatient program focusing on substance use and mental health in Cuyahoga county.

Matt has provided mental health therapy for clients suffering from various mental health diagnoses ranging from mood and personality disorders to psychosis, depression, anxiety, and trauma.

His experiences assisting patients with these conditions have been in various settings, from transitional group homes to individual residential and community-based settings resulting in a wealth of knowledge he brings into his private practice.

Matt utilizes a client-centered approach to therapy that meets the patient’s needs through Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, The Trans-Theoretical Model, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy in a trauma-informed way.

Matt is offering virtual appointments only.

Mariah is a Licensed Professional Counselor, who earned her Master’s Degree at Walsh University. Mariah has experience working with teens, and adults of all ages. Mariah has worked with the following: anxiety, depression, mood disorders, grief, eating disorders, relationship issues, postpartum, and trauma.

Mariah believes that everyone has a right to have a safe space to talk through their struggles. Mariah values each and every client’s voice and need to be heard. If you are struggling, She is here to help guide you through and help you find the strength within yourself to heal and succeed in life.

Mariah utilizes humor and collaboration in sessions. Mariah has a trauma informed eclectic approach to counseling. Mariah will tailor treatment to each unique client. Mariah utilizes (CBT) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused, (DBT) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Strength based counseling approaches.

Mariah knows that attending therapy for the first time takes a lot of courage and strength, and she will support you any way that she can along your journey towards healing.

Jennifer is a Licensed Professional Counselor who meets each client where they are with a casual, trauma-informed, and individualized approach to therapy.

Jennifer’s background includes working in outpatient, intensive outpatient, and residential settings. She works with adults and young adults and specializes in trauma, substance abuse, addiction, and dual diagnosis-related concerns.

Jennifer incorporates evidenced-based therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, and Polyvagal-informed techniques to combat symptoms and triggers related to anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), substance use disorders (SUD), and other mental health concerns such as stress and emotional dysregulation.

Jennifer earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology and holds a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Cleveland State University.

Jennifer currently offers virtual appointments and a limited in-person schedule. She is available for appointments on Saturdays and some evenings to accommodate busy schedules.

Under the supervision of Matthew Geraldi, LPCC-S, License #2102407-SUPV.

Morgan Whitely is a Licensed Independent Clinical Counselor and Supervisor with over a decade of experience in Community Mental Health Counseling and developing School-Based Social Emotional Learning curriculums.
She specializes in working with children, teens, and young adults, infusing creativity, humor, and warmth into every session. Her upbeat and approachable style fosters a safe, welcoming environment where clients feel empowered to explore their thoughts and emotions. Morgan firmly believes that “anything can be therapeutic” and integrates creative solutions and tailored interventions to meet her clients’ unique needs.
Morgan is skilled in helping clients manage life stressors, strengthen relationships, heal from trauma, and address mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety, grief, anger, ADHD, and identity exploration. She uses evidence-based practices like Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Adventure Therapy. Morgan helps clients develop resilience and achieve meaningful growth.
Morgan is currently available for both in-person and virtual appointments.

Becoming overwhelmed with anxiety, depression, or other life stressors is not uncommon. Together we can work on strategies to overcome difficult times, implement positive change, and enhance your quality of life.
Kaitlyn is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) with an educational background that includes a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelor’s in Psychology, both from Cleveland State University.Her passion for helping others drew her to this career path, and she is committed to providing therapy in a safe and nonjudgmental environment.

Kaitlyn has worked with many individuals with diverse backgrounds, including adults, adolescents, and children. Her approach to therapy involves working collaboratively with clients to increase awareness, coping, and empowerment. She has practiced helping those with depression, anxiety, anger, mood disorders, ADHD, social anxiety, trauma, low self-esteem, life adjustments, relationship difficulties, parenting challenges, and behavioral concerns.

“What I love most about being a mental health professional is feeling connected with my clients and appreciating their vulnerability. I invite you to reach out and connect with me to learn more about services”

Kaitlyn offers both in office and virtual appointments.

Lena is a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in mental health, wellness, performance, and life transitions for athletes.

Her experience comes from individual and group therapy in community mental health agencies, school settings, and crisis facilities. Lena earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Duquesne University and her Master of Education and Clinical Mental Health Licensure from Cleveland State University.

She has worked with adults presenting various symptoms during her career, including depression and anxiety, coping with grief and loss, motivation, self-esteem and confidence, life transitions, and career changes. Lena prides herself in creating an open and safe environment where thoughts and feelings can be shared without fear of judgment.

Lena has an informal and casual style in her practice, helping her establish rapport quickly with her clients. She has been described as supportive, caring, and compassionate, which helps her meet her clients where they are, identify their strengths, and assist them in overcoming obstacles.

She utilizes many therapeutic techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Reality Therapy, and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. Her goal is to help clients push through their barriers, heal and grow stronger as a person.

Lena is offering in-office appointments at this time.

Amy is a Licensed Independent Social Worker who has a passion for supporting children, adults, and families throughout life’s journey. Her focus is on creating a safe and encouraging space to explore and process thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to allow others to heal and live their best lives ultimately.

Amy’s 15 + years of experience encompasses working with various life adjustments, trauma, anxiety, depression, social anxiety, and attention deficits. She also has experience with and a passion for working with those touched by adoption and has a deep awareness and understanding of the extraordinary impact on individuals and families throughout life’s journey.

Amy’s approaches in therapy are tailored to meet the needs of the individual/family. Her practice approach incorporates trauma-informed therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, psychoeducation, and other methods.

She earned an undergraduate degree in Social Work from Cleveland State University and a Master of Science in Social Administration degree from Case Western Reserve University.

Amy is available for in-person or virtual appointments.

Jenn is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with experience in both community and school-based mental health. Jenn has a passion for helping others, and approaches all her clients with empathy and kindness, genuinely listening to their struggles and challenges.

She has worked with individuals from diverse backgrounds, including adults, adolescents, children, and at-risk populations. Jenn has experience helping those with depression, anxiety, anger, mood disorders, ADHD, social anxiety, trauma, low self-esteem, life adjustments, relationship difficulties, parenting challenges, and behavioral concerns. Her background enables her to understand the developmental and emotional challenges that come with life transitions from middle school to high school and from college to adulthood.

Jenn currently sees individuals aged 14 through 40, offering individual and family sessions. She addresses issues such as family trauma, peer relationships, school problems, behavior concerns, mood disorders, social media pressures, depression, self-esteem issues, and self-harm. If you or your child find it hard to navigate daily stressors and anxiety due to life’s uncertainties and transitions, or if you are facing challenging or complex behaviors from your teenager, Jenn is here to offer support.

Her goal is to build a strong rapport with each client by offering compassion and creating a safe space to explore and process feelings. Jenn aims to break down the walls we, as humans, tend to create, allowing you both to examine beliefs, patterns, and choices, and to identify resilience for genuine change. She fosters a therapeutic relationship that encourages honest and transparent conversations, sometimes even including humor in her interactions. She helps identify the emotions behind behaviors and offers various therapeutic techniques to develop healthy coping mechanisms, regulate emotions, and de-escalate crises, while also addressing the underlying root causes of challenges.

Jenn is dedicated to helping clients gain a deeper understanding of their emotions and behaviors, make healthier choices, manage stress and anxiety, build confidence, and achieve personal growth and well-being. Together, you will collaborate with Jenn outlining personal goals and identifying barriers to achieve them.

She earned her bachelor’s degrees in Sociology and Psychology from Baldwin Wallace University in 2012 and a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Cleveland State University in 2019.
“I am proud of you for taking this first step to seek support. Therapy requires trust, work, collaboration, and focus. At times, you may feel challenged, and even vulnerable letting down walls, but this is all part of empowering you and finding what benefits you most. I am here to support you on your journey toward a healthier and happier life. Let’s work together to achieve positive change and personal growth.”

– Jenn Gramuglia LPCC

Jenn is accepting in-person and virtual appointments!

When unexpected things happen in our orbit, it can pose some challenges. Therapy is a great way to work through that, gain insight, learn positive coping strategies, and just have a compassionate ear to listen. Renee Gilroy is an empathetic, non-judgmental, authentic therapist that provides a safe space for you to work through anything that might be causing you discomfort.

Renee has worked with clients aged 18+, doing individual and group therapy, including specialized groups such as Anger Management, Seeking Safety, Parenting and incorporating music into the healing process. She has experience with chemical dependency, anxiety, depression, trauma, bipolar disorder, and general life challenges.

Renee utilizes a myriad of therapeutic techniques including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Reality Therapy. She likes to help clients learn and apply positive coping strategies to help navigate life’s challenges. She also believes rapport building is an important part of the therapeutic process.

Renee is a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) and Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency-Counselor Clinical Supervisor (LICDC-CS) with a Bachelor and Masters degrees in Social Work from Cleveland State University earned in 2017 & 2018.

Under the supervision of Meghan Giblin, LISW-S, License #I.1201145SUPV

As a therapist, Megan helps people feel less alone in the moments that feel heavy or uncertain. She supports teens, college students, postpartum clients, and those navigating grief or major life transitions. She offers a steady, compassionate space where you can exhale, share what’s been weighing on you, and reconnect with your strength.

Megan’s strengths come from years of sitting with people in vulnerable moments. With 11 years in foster care work
and a background in postpartum support, she holds complex emotions with steadiness and compassion. She offers a
space to breathe, feel understood, and reconnect with your strength. Megan draws from different therapeutic
modalities, including CBT, strength-based, person-centered therapy, and motivational interviewing.

Megan is a licensed independent social worker with a supervisory designation (LISW-S), with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Sociology (and minor in creative writing) from Hiram College and a Masters degree in social work from Case Western Reserve University.

Andrew is a Dually Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist. He earned a Bachelor of Liberal Studies from Bowling Green State University and a Masters of Education from the University of Akron. He also obtained a Women’s studies graduate certificate from the University of Akron that focused on gender and sexuality.

Andrew had experience with working with teens, adults, and couples. He enjoys helping couples work together through their conflict by increasing their connection and improving their communication skills. Other focus areas are anxiety, depression, navigating major life changes, LGBTQ Issues, Parenting, and working with kids and teens.

Andrew recognizes that through his work that people are generally looking for some positive change in their life. However, he believes that there are many ways to accomplish this therapeutically. People can accomplish this through changes in their perceptions, behaviors, and even structural changes to the environment around them (where you live, where you work, the people in your life).

“One way or another, change is possible, and I can help you explore ways to open space for positive changes.”

Andrew is offering virtual appointments.

Megan Rose, a licensed social worker, is deeply committed to fostering positive change in the lives of her clients. Megan works with adults 18+ with a variety of presenting concerns including anxiety, depression, and life transitions.

Megan believes in a strengths-based and client-centered approach to therapy. She understands that every individual is unique, and tailors her therapeutic techniques to best meet the needs of each client. By establishing a safe and trusting environment, Megan collaborates with clients to identify the root causes of their struggles and empowers them to develop effective coping strategies and resilience.

Megan earned a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from Baylor University.
Megan is currently providing sessions via telehealth only.

Serena is a licensed social worker specializing in the treatment of children and adolescents. She has a wide range of experience working with at-risk youth in settings such as community mental health and inpatient psychiatric care.

With an eclectic approach to therapy, Serena primarily utilizes Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and reality-based therapeutic modalities to assist clients with emotion identification/regulation. Serena strives to make sessions a safe place for all involved.

Serena has an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Kent State University with a Master of Social Work degree from Cleveland State University.

Lola is passionate about supporting individuals across the lifespan, with a special focus on young adults, women, and college students navigating anxiety, depression, relationship issues, identity development, body image concerns, and sexual health and intimacy concerns. She is especially attuned to the emotional impact of life transitions, self-worth, attachment styles, and the influence of social media on mental wellness.

Lola’s therapeutic approach is person-centered, relational, and integrative, drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Existentialism, Gestalt techniques, mindfulness, and somatic-based practices. She believes in meeting clients where they are and empowering them to deepen their self-awareness while building meaningful tools for resilience and growth.

Before entering the counseling field, Lola worked in her family’s funeral home business, where she gained vital interpersonal and emotional skills by supporting grieving individuals and families during some of their most vulnerable moments. This experience shaped her deep empathy, respect for the healing process, and comfort with holding space for complex emotions.

Lola also has a strong interest in working with couples and families, with a commitment to creating culturally affirming, inclusive spaces. She brings warmth, authenticity, and a grounded presence to the therapeutic relationship, aiming to create a space where clients feel both supported and gently challenged.

Lola offers both in-person and virtual sessions to ensure therapy is accessible and flexible to her clients’ needs.

Lola is currently pursuing her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at John Carroll University.

Under the supervision of Jessica Wyant, LPCC-S, License #E.1800654SUPV

Erica is a dedicated and compassionate social service professional with over 13 years of experience providing a broad range of therapeutic and clinical services. Her expertise includes Individual and Intensive Home-Based Therapy, Community Psychiatric Support Treatment, Diagnostic Assessments, and Medical Social Work. She is skilled in conducting psychiatric evaluations in emergency settings and coordinating comprehensive discharge planning tailored to patients’ unique needs. Erica is passionate about enhancing the total well-being of individuals—mentally, emotionally, physically, cognitively, and practically.

Erica holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Kentucky State University and dual graduate degrees from Case Western Reserve University: a Master of Social Science Administration (Social Work) and a Master of Health Management.

Ana is an intern at Insight Counseling, currently pursuing her Master’s in Social Work at Cleveland State University. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and is passionate about supporting individuals through their mental health journeys.

Ana has experience working with teens and young adults focusing on concerns such as self-harm, suicidal thoughts, self-esteem issues, school-related stress, peer and social challenges, anger management, and behavioral outbursts. She takes a compassionate, strengths-based approach that incorporates positive reframing and solution-focused thinking to help clients build resilience and self-awareness.

Ana is currently accepting clients ages 8 to 40 for both in-person and virtual afternoon sessions.

Under the supervision of Amy Lomis, LISW-S, License #I.1801171SUPV

Adrienne Wood-Wheeler (she/they) is a Licensed Social Worker who specializes in working with children, teens, young adults, and adults who struggle with anxiety, depression, trauma, conduct/defiant behaviors, and interpersonal conflicts. She also has extensive experience working with families, groups, and neurodivergent populations such as autistic people and individuals with ADHD.

Adrienne understands that obstacles often seem impossible and that problems are sometimes very difficult to bear. That is why she collaborates with her clients to help them share, heal, and build the skills to achieve their goals. Adrienne does not believe in a “one-size-fits-all” approach. Instead, She utilizes many interventions such as ACT, CBT, and solution-focused therapy to help address the unique needs of each individual.

She embraces the neurodiversity paradigm, affirms LGBTQIA+ individuals, and welcomes those who identify as Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and People of Color.

Adrienne currently offers virtual and in-office sessions on evenings and weekends to accommodate busy schedules.

Under the supervision of Amy Lomis, LISW-S, License # I.1801171-SUPV

Erica is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has experience working with college students and adults. Her educational background includes a Master’s in Student Affairs in Higher Education from Slippery Rock University and post-graduate studies in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Cleveland State University.

Erica recognizes that the difficulties we face in life can be overwhelming and that seeking therapy may be intimidating. She works to provide a non-judgmental, comfortable therapeutic environment for each client. She believes that every person can make positive change and works with clients to collaboratively navigate difficulties such as anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, identity exploration, and life transitions.

Erica is accepting new clients in person and virtually.

Under the supervision of Jessica Wyant, LPCC-S, License #E.1800654-SUPV.

Katie McRaven is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling internship student who works primarily with children, adolescents, and young adults. She believes therapy is a collaborative experience in which clients actively participate in their own healing and growth.

She primarily approaches treatment with a Humanistic and feminist approach to help clients process their experiences and build resilience. She has a special focus on supporting people who are navigating trauma, anxiety, attachment styles, ADHD, grief, and stress management. Katie strives to create a brave and empowering space where clients feel heard, understood, and valued.

Katie received her bachelor’s at Kent State University and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Cleveland State University. She is a Master’s level intern working under the supervision of Kaitlyn Lewanski, LPCC-S, License #E.2202978SUPV. She offers both virtual and in-person appointments at the Berea Office location.

With eight years of experience as a therapist, Karen had the privilege of supporting clients through major life transitions—helping them take charge of their emotions rather than being overwhelmed by them. Her work focuses on improving communication, managing anger, navigating mental health symptoms, overcoming behavioral and chemical addictions, processing trauma, and handling the daily stressors that impact overall well-being.

Karen takes a client-centered approach, always seeing the person beyond their current challenge. Using evidence-based practices such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, Motivational Interviewing, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), she tailors each session to meet clients where they are in their journey.

Karen holds a Bachelor of Social Work from The Ohio State University and a Master of Arts in Social Work with a concentration in Crisis and Trauma which she obtained while living abroad. This foundation allows her to provide compassionate, effective support to those carrying the heavy emotional weight from life’s experiences.

“Taking the first step can be the hardest—let’s take it together.”

Under the supervision of Shellie Rozic, I.1700390-SUPV

Candice is a licensed professional clinical counselor working with adults in varying stages of life. She has a special interest in working with clients in the areas of: addiction (drug & alcohol), depression, anxiety, parenting challenges and adjusting to life changes.

Providing a safe space for clients, she focuses on helping her clients reach whole-person wellness. She works to build a therapeutic bond, meeting clients where they are and supporting them through their journey of change. Using a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, Candice tailors therapy to each individual client’s needs.

Candice has been a counselor since 2010, working both in a community treatment center and private practice. Candice obtained her Masters in Community Counseling from the University of Akron. She has her LICDC and LPCC in the state of Ohio.

Candice offers virtual appointments only.

As a licensed therapist, David brings a compassionate, collaborative, and client-centered approach to his work. With a strong background in serving diverse populations, he has experience supporting individuals navigating complex life challenges including homelessness, mental health and substance use (dual diagnosis), and the unique stressors faced by college students. His clinical work has been shaped by years of direct service in community-based settings, shelters, and college counseling centers. David feels fortunate enough to work with a diverse population to show him the diversity of the human experience.

David specializes in evidence-based therapies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), which help clients build skills to manage distress, improve emotional regulation, and foster healthier relationships.

Under the supervision of Sherri Sullivan, LPCC-S, License #E.0003781SUPV

Lauren Devany is a right-brained existential therapist (for clients 18+) who specializes in EMDR treatment for traumatic pasts. She has been practicing as a certified hypnotherapist since 2016, a licensed professional counselor since 2020, and as an EMDR-trained trauma specialist since 2021.

Lauren loves working with people of diverse religions, ancestries, backgrounds, places, lifestyles, experiences, and beliefs. Respect is the keystone of her approach to the highly diverse clientele she passionately serves. She thrives on helping people empower themselves toward the lives they want for themselves, not what society might try to assign to them.

People who benefit the most from Lauren’s skills are often adult children of toxic upbringings, those exploring their spiritual side, those overcoming a shock or trauma, and creative young adults trying to find their direction.

Diagnoses whose symptoms heal well with Lauren include but are not limited to dissociative identity disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder, borderline personality disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, eating disorders, anxiety disorders, and depressive and bipolar disorders.

Lauren obtained both her bachelor’s degree in Psychology and her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bowling Green State University.

Lauren is currently offering virtual appointments only.

Maureen is very comfortable working with individuals dealing with family of origin issues, childhood emotional neglect, trauma, depression, anxiety or going through a career change. She also works well with individuals who consider themselves highly sensitive. She utilizes an eclectic approach to therapy, drawing also from cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, psychodynamic theory, Mindfulness and Rogerian/Humanistic theory. Currently Maureen serves as an outpatient counselor in a primary care clinic to adults struggling with substance abuse, domestic violence, trauma, mood disorders, anxiety and depression.

Maureen’s approach with clients is very empathetic and client centered. She thinks of herself as a guide who provides a safe and affirmative space for people to explore feelings and thoughts they might otherwise not reveal or share with others. In this way, she believes that the client-therapist relationship can create a launching point to help clients create change.

Grace is a Licensed Social Worker specializing in working with teenagers and adults across the lifespan who may struggle with depression, anxiety, traumatic experiences, PMDD, and postpartum depression and anxiety.
Grace is committed to fostering a safe and nonjudgmental environment and tailors her therapeutic approach to each client, considering their culture, strengths, and unique experiences.

She primarily utilizes evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), integrating trauma-focused, strengths-based, and mindfulness techniques.

Grace earned her Master’s in Social Administration (Social Work) from Case Western Reserve University. Drawing from her diverse career experiences as a therapist, community case manager, and victim advocate for those facing intimate partner violence, Grace brings a wealth of practical knowledge and compassion to sessions.

Grace offers both virtual and in-office appointments.

Under the supervision of Laura Cernosky, LISW-S, License # I.2002006-SUPV.

Caitlin is a Licensed Social Worker who earned her undergraduate degree in social work and Master’s in social work from Cleveland State University.

Caitlin’s experience comes from working with individuals suffering from various mental health diagnoses, including anxiety, depression, personality disorders, psychosis, and dual diagnoses on inpatient and outpatient levels of care at multiple behavioral health hospitals in Ohio. She has also worked closely with individuals and families for the Juvenile Division of the Cuyahoga County Public Defender’s Office in Cleveland.

Caitlin’s knowledge from working with diverse populations and demographics has helped cultivate her philosophy that our biological and psychological genetic threads intertwine with our unique physical human experiences to shape how we perceive and react to every moment in our lives. She uses psychodynamic and humanistic approaches as well as Cognitive and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy to address each client’s problems in a way that is goal oriented and distinctively focused on each individual’s strengths.

Caitlin believes that building a solid working relationship with each person she serves and using integrity to provide a secure and trustworthy environment is essential to helping people feel safe, heard, and understood while working towards their personal goals of mental wellness.

Caitlin offers office appointments at our NEW Canton location!

Alivia Hudock (she/her) specializes in Anxiety, Autism, OCD, grief, self-image, and chronic illness management and works mainly with children, teens, and young adults.

She believes therapy should be a collaborative experience and meeting her clients where they are. She helps her clients relieve stress, find positive coping skills, and gain confidence and self-compassion by using CBT, mindfulness, play, art therapy, and more.

Alivia believes it’s important to make sessions feel like a safe space to talk and get support. She values creating a welcoming, supportive, and positive environment for clients.

Alivia Hudock is a Clinical Social Work Intern and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Social Work at Case Western Reserve University.

Under the supervision of Laura Cernosky, LISW-S, License #I.2002006-SUPV.

Cassie believes every person is unique and, with the right assistance, can overcome the challenges in life that most of us encounter. She’s dedicated to meeting her clients where he/she/they are with their emotions. Cassie believes that natural human connection is essential for healing and growth. She enjoys working with children, teenagers, young adults, and adults to accomplish their therapy goals.

Cassie works with anxiety, depression, attachment issues, self-esteem issues, child behavior, emotional difficulties, chronic medical illness issues, family/ parenting issues, and peripartum struggles.

She thrives in assisting clients in reaching their therapy goals using therapeutic techniques that include but are not limited to CBT, DBT, mindfulness, and play therapy. She believes that treatment is made to adapt to fit the client’s needs.

Cassie received her Master’s degree from Cleveland State University, specializing in Early Childhood Mental Health. She is currently studying to become certified in Maternal Mental Health and has experience in private practice, clinical mental health, and group settings. Cassie recently earned her certification in telemental health.

Each person has the power inside themselves to overcome adversity; Cassie can aid clients in their therapy journey to achieve their therapeutic.

Cassie is virtual only.

Clara is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has worked with college-aged individuals and adults. She finds her work with the LGBTQ+ community particularly fulfilling. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Ohio State University and completed her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Cleveland State University.

Clara believes that human connection is the core foundation that therapeutic work is built upon, and her job is to act as a steward for clients on their personal journey. Through her person-centered, empathetic approach, she hopes to create a non-judgmental space where clients can feel free to be their best, most authentic selves.

Angelina is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who works with individuals, couples, youth, and families navigating life’s challenges. I support clients experiencing trauma, anxiety, depression, stress, and major life transitions, as well as those struggling with communication difficulties, interpersonal conflict, and emotion regulation. She also has experience working with survivors of domestic violence and individuals in crisis.

Angelina’s approach to therapy is warm, collaborative, and down-to-earth. She believes that meaningful change happens when people feel safe, understood, and comfortable being themselves. She strives to create an empathetic and supportive space where clients can openly explore their experiences, gain insight into patterns, and develop healthier ways of coping and connecting with others. While therapy often involves deep and challenging work, She also value authenticity and appropriate humor to help clients feel more at ease in the process.

Angelina is currently training in EMDR, an evidence-based therapy used to help individuals process and heal from traumatic experiences, and is Level 1 trained in the Gottman Method for couples therapy, which focuses on strengthening communication, rebuilding trust, and deepening emotional connection in relationships. She is currently completing Level 2 training as well.

Angelina works with adults, teens, children, couples, and families, tailoring therapy to each client’s unique needs and goals. She is LGBTQ+ affirming and offers services in English as well as intermediate Spanish. Her goal is to provide a compassionate, culturally responsive environment where clients feel supported as they work toward healing, growth, and healthier relationships.

As a dedicated therapist with experience in addressing substance use, PTSD, depression, and anxiety, Charles’s approach is grounded in empathy and understanding, creating a safe and supportive environment where you can feel heard and valued. He is committed to helping you navigate life’s challenges and uncover the path to healing and growth. Whether you’re facing immediate struggles or seeking to explore deeper issues, you will work collaboratively to develop strategies that empower you to navigate life’s complexities and cultivate resilience.

“Let’s work together to help you achieve your goals and create a fulfilling life. I am committed to serving diverse communities and to building a safe, comfortable, nonjudgmental space, free from pressure and stigma. Your comfort and pace is my priority. Wherever you are in your journey, I can help you to recognize your successes, identify areas for change, and create strategies that work for you, personally, to move forward.”

Charles understands the therapeutic process can seem overwhelming, so he is committed to meeting his clients where they are and building a foundation of genuine trust and respect. Wherever you are in your journey, he wants to partner with you to take you to the next level.

Under the supervision of Jessica Wyant LPCC-S License #E.1800654SUPV

Paul is a licensed social worker with a lengthy background in child therapy, adolescent therapy, and adult therapy. He has worked with clients experiencing ADHD, ADD, anger management, depression, parental divorce, abuse, anxiety, trauma, and grief/loss.

Paul utilizes CBT and elements of other evidence-based therapies to help individuals work through change(s), whether it be: recovery from domestic violence, divorce, loss, trauma, and other issues.

Paul has worked in foster care settings and ran a group independent living program, providing training to foster parents on child psychology, crisis de-escalation, and behavioral management.

He received his bachelor’s degree in social work from Cleveland State University and has been active in the field since 1995.

Paul currently offers in-office appointments. He is available for evening sessions to accommodate school/work schedules.

Under the supervision of Amy Lomis, LISW-S, License # I.1801171-SUPV

Stacey is currently pursuing her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at John Carroll University, with a special focus on supporting adults navigating anxiety, depression, life transitions, and interpersonal challenges. She is particularly attuned to women’s issues, including self-esteem struggles, career challenges, the emotional impacts of menopause and hormonal changes, and recovery from domestic violence. Stacey also provides compassionate care for individuals adjusting to empty nest transitions, coping with chronic illness, or managing caregiving responsibilities. Additionally, she specializes in postpartum concerns, divorce, and relationship challenges.

With a collaborative, person-centered approach, Stacey tailors treatment plans to meet each client’s unique needs and goals. Her therapeutic style integrates evidence-based techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and motivational interviewing, empowering clients to navigate their personal challenges and embrace positive change.

As a mother of four, Stacey brings a compassionate perspective to her work, particularly for clients balancing family life and personal growth. She is dedicated to creating a welcoming, empathetic, and nonjudgmental space where individuals feel heard and supported on their journey to healing. Outside of her professional life, Stacey enjoys spending quality time with family and friends, cooking, practicing yoga, and traveling.

Stacey offers both in-person and virtual sessions to accommodate her clients’ diverse needs.

“I believe the heart of therapy lies in human connection—it is where healing and transformation take root. My approach is holistic and gently challenging, encouraging you to embrace your innate strength and capacity for growth.”

Under the supervision of Matt Geraldi, LPCC-S, LICDC, License #E.2102407SUPV

Kara is a Licensed Professional Counselor who effectively works with individuals, couples, and families in crisis.

She acts as a sympathetic guide and advocates to help you navigate through complex and stressful situations. She actively listens and builds trust to help resolve personal issues and achieve life goals.

Kara enjoys working with clients ages 19-65+. Life can be difficult and overwhelming. However, when a person realizes the strength they possess and their ability to affect change in their lives, there is an empowerment and freedom birthed from within. The result has the confidence to manage various stressors that are experienced throughout life effectively.

Kara obtained her Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling from Drake University. I have my LICDC and LPC in the state of Ohio.

Kara offers virtual appointments only.

Under the supervision of Morgan Whitely, LPCC-S, License # I.1800571-SUPV.

Mary Beth’s goal is to create space for you — a space where you can breathe, be honest, explore what’s really going on beneath the surface, and reconnect with your own strength. Therapy with her is collaborative, warm, and practical. You’ll build skills you can actually use, explore patterns with curiosity rather than criticism, and work toward feeling more aligned, present, and emotionally supported. “You deserve care that sees you as a whole person. I’m here to walk alongside you as you rediscover clarity, confidence, and a life that feels like yours again.”

Mary Beth’s path to becoming a therapist was shaped by what she witnessed in her community. Over the years, she saw more and more people experiencing life-changing trauma, unexpected losses, and barriers to feeling truly supported. What stood out to her wasn’t just the struggles themselves — it was how many people were carrying them alone. That realization is what pulled her toward social work and ultimately into practicing therapy.

Mary Beth earned her Graduate Degree from Cleveland State University, is a Licensed Social Worker in the state of Ohio, and has been practicing in community health since 2020.

Her focus and interests are led by helping clients navigate anxiety, overwhelming transitions, self-doubt, and the pressure to “hold it all together.” Her approach blends ACT, CBT, and DBT, while incorporating the mind–body connection — because she believes healing happens when we care for the whole person, not just the symptoms.