Licensed Clinicians and Psychiatrists

Clinical Director + Qualified Supervisor + Consultant

Ryan is a licensed mental health counselor who obtained both her B.A. in Psychology and M.A. in Clinical Psychology at the University of Central Florida. Ryan has been in the social services field since 2004, when she worked with delinquent adolescents and their families, creating plans for behavioral change and family support with the goal of reducing recidivism. She then worked for three years in Altoona at the Boy’s Ranch with foster males aged 12-17, supporting both the children and staff as a counselor and case manager. Ryan has continued her work as an outpatient counselor, providing services at home, in the office, in group homes, and via telehealth to individuals with a wide range of needs, focusing primarily on trauma, sexual abuse, adoption, foster care, HIV, identity development, substance abuse, mood disorders, and offering support for early adult life transitions. 

Ryan recognizes that seeking assistance can be difficult and may cause ambivalence and fear. Knowing this, it is her goal to provide judgement-free services that promote healing. Ryan believes you are the expert on your life and situation but may feel lost on your journey. Together, we can work toward your improved mental health, the ability to confidently address past challenges, and equip you with the tools you need to confront current stressors as you move forward to meet your personal goals. Ryan uses cognitive behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, play therapy, mindfulness, acceptance and commitment therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, and trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy in her sessions. She is also trained in EMDR. Ryan also believes that time spent outdoors can be extremely healing and enjoys hiking in the Florida wilderness, exploring nature, and connecting with the world. 

Clinical Director + Qualified Supervisor + Consultant

Ryan is a licensed mental health counselor who obtained both her B.A. in Psychology and M.A. in Clinical Psychology at the University of Central Florida. Ryan has been in the social services field since 2004, when she worked with delinquent adolescents and their families, creating plans for behavioral change and family support with the goal of reducing recidivism. She then worked for three years in Altoona at the Boy’s Ranch with foster males aged 12-17, supporting both the children and staff as a counselor and case manager. Ryan has continued her work as an outpatient counselor, providing services at home, in the office, in group homes, and via telehealth to individuals with a wide range of needs, focusing primarily on trauma, sexual abuse, adoption, foster care, HIV, identity development, substance abuse, mood disorders, and offering support for early adult life transitions. 

Ryan recognizes that seeking assistance can be difficult and may cause ambivalence and fear. Knowing this, it is her goal to provide judgement-free services that promote healing. Ryan believes you are the expert on your life and situation but may feel lost on your journey. Together, we can work toward your improved mental health, the ability to confidently address past challenges, and equip you with the tools you need to confront current stressors as you move forward to meet your personal goals. Ryan uses cognitive behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, play therapy, mindfulness, acceptance and commitment therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, and trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy in her sessions. She is also trained in EMDR. Ryan also believes that time spent outdoors can be extremely healing and enjoys hiking in the Florida wilderness, exploring nature, and connecting with the world. 

Clinical Director–Tavares/Lake County Schools 

Krystie is a licensed mental health counselor who obtained her B.A. from SUNY College at Old Westbury and both her M.A. in Professional Counseling and M.A. in Theological Studies from Liberty University. She began her journey in mental health in 2007, working with individuals who were dually diagnosed with mental health and intellectual disabilities. She previously managed a residential group home and provided individual and group counseling to residents throughout the agency. She has a passion for serving this population and helping to meet the unique challenges they face.

Since transitioning to private practice, serving children and adolescents has become Krystie’s primary focus. She has experience working with youth in the foster care system in private homes, group homes, and shelter settings, children navigating the adoption process, traumatized youth, and youth experiencing mild to severe emotional and behavioral disturbances, including mood disorders, ADHD, PTSD/C-PTSD, and Reactive Attachment Disorder. She has experience assisting individuals who have experienced single-episode traumas as well as complex and long-term traumatic experiences. 

Krystie understands that life can surprise us with transitions, unexpected events, and heartaches that leave us feeling confused or stuck. Healing and change are a journey that requires patience, encouragement, and often courage. Krystie works to create a warm and accepting environment that allows individuals to fully be themselves without fear of criticism. She utilizes a combination of interventions from narrative and experiential therapies and cognitive and dialectical behavioral therapies, and she often includes play, music, and art to create a personalized and client-centered approach to healing. She is also trained in EFT and TFT tapping techniques for anxiety reduction, Safe and Sound Protocol, and Brainspotting. 

Krystie is also a certified childbirth educator and birth doula and has a great passion for assisting families through the journey of parenthood. 

Clinical Director–Tavares/Lake County Schools 

Krystie is a licensed mental health counselor who obtained her B.A. from SUNY College at Old Westbury and both her M.A. in Professional Counseling and M.A. in Theological Studies from Liberty University. She began her journey in mental health in 2007, working with individuals who were dually diagnosed with mental health and intellectual disabilities. She previously managed a residential group home and provided individual and group counseling to residents throughout the agency. She has a passion for serving this population and helping to meet the unique challenges they face.

Since transitioning to private practice, serving children and adolescents has become Krystie’s primary focus. She has experience working with youth in the foster care system in private homes, group homes, and shelter settings, children navigating the adoption process, traumatized youth, and youth experiencing mild to severe emotional and behavioral disturbances, including mood disorders, ADHD, PTSD/C-PTSD, and Reactive Attachment Disorder. She has experience assisting individuals who have experienced single-episode traumas as well as complex and long-term traumatic experiences. 

Krystie understands that life can surprise us with transitions, unexpected events, and heartaches that leave us feeling confused or stuck. Healing and change are a journey that requires patience, encouragement, and often courage. Krystie works to create a warm and accepting environment that allows individuals to fully be themselves without fear of criticism. She utilizes a combination of interventions from narrative and experiential therapies and cognitive and dialectical behavioral therapies, and she often includes play, music, and art to create a personalized and client-centered approach to healing. She is also trained in EFT and TFT tapping techniques for anxiety reduction, Safe and Sound Protocol, and Brainspotting. 

Krystie is also a certified childbirth educator and birth doula and has a great passion for assisting families through the journey of parenthood. 

Clinical Director- Tavares Office 

Licensed Mental Health Counselor/Clinical Director Tavares office 

Kelly is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who received her degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Liberty University. Prior to obtaining her Master’s degree, she worked in the field of case management, where she assisted individuals with intellectual disabilities and their families. Kelly has also had over fifteen years of volunteer experience working with children and teenagers.

As a therapist, Kelly implements a psychodynamic and person-centered approach with a lens of honesty and humor. Since being at FLCC, Kelly has worked extensively with anxiety, trauma, codependency, and attachment issues in children, teens, and adults. Kelly uses the Safe & Sound Protocol (SSP) and EMDR to allow children, teens and adults alike become more attuned to how emotions show up in their bodies. By using music & bilateral stimulation, Kelly shows her clients how to process their thought patterns & their past life experiences, so they can live their best life – full of purpose and joy. 

In her free time, Kelly enjoys going on adventures with family and friends, gardening, and doing DIY projects. Kelly is the proud “fur mom” of her squad of cats and dogs.

Clinical Director + Qualified Supervisor + Consultant

Natalie is a licensed mental health counselor who received her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Belmont University in Nashville, TN. She is passionate about creating a space for others to express their emotions and find the support they need to feel comfortable in their own skin and be their best selves. Natalie has worked in both agency, outpatient, and inpatient settings with individuals who struggle with mental health. She has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced a wide range of struggles from trauma, anxiety, addiction, depression, relationship issues, self-esteem, and fear.

Therapeutic modalities that Natalie utilizes include cognitive behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, play therapy, and a holistic approach. Through the holistic approach, we hope to allow the individual to recognize how the physical, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual components of their lives can affect their mindset. Using this approach allows the client to connect all aspects of their lives toward better overall health.

Natalie’s goal is to help others have a safe place to express their emotions and feel heard, as well as a place for individuals to feel more confident in themselves to create positive change in their lives. When you meet with her, you can expect to feel accepted and validated while also allowing yourself to let go of the weight that has been holding you down. Through her calm demeanor and genuineness, it will feel like you can take a moment and have the time to just focus on yourself.

In her free time, Natalie loves to cook, travel, take pictures, spend time with family, and play board games.

She looks forward to working with people to break the chains of suffering! You’re more than your anxiety, depression, insecurity, or other pain and suffering that life can bring. We’re in this together.

Clinical Director + Qualified Supervisor + Consultant

Tom is a registered mental health counselor intern. He has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Rollins College. Tom has lived in Florida for nearly 20 years and has worked for a decade with children and families in dependency care. Tom has worked as an educator, dependency case manager, and independent living coordinator focused on helping youth with their struggles in life.

Tom has also served community groups in various nonprofits that serve those with different abilities and with LGBTQIA+. Tom has a passion for advocacy and has been to the U.S. Capital to influence change for the underserved and overlooked.

Tom is no stranger to life challenges and knows that with time and work, life circumstances can change. Tom travels everywhere with his four-legged service dog and has utilized him with clients dealing with trauma, anxiety, and depression.

Natalie is a licensed mental health counselor who received her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Belmont University in Nashville, TN. She is passionate about creating a space for others to express their emotions and find the support they need to feel comfortable in their own skin and be their best selves. Natalie has worked in both agency, outpatient, and inpatient settings with individuals who struggle with mental health. She has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced a wide range of struggles from trauma, anxiety, addiction, depression, relationship issues, self-esteem, and fear.

Therapeutic modalities that Natalie utilizes include cognitive behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, play therapy, and a holistic approach. Through the holistic approach, we hope to allow the individual to recognize how the physical, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual components of their lives can affect their mindset. Using this approach allows the client to connect all aspects of their lives toward better overall health.

Natalie’s goal is to help others have a safe place to express their emotions and feel heard, as well as a place for individuals to feel more confident in themselves to create positive change in their lives. When you meet with her, you can expect to feel accepted and validated while also allowing yourself to let go of the weight that has been holding you down. Through her calm demeanor and genuineness, it will feel like you can take a moment and have the time to just focus on yourself.

In her free time, Natalie loves to cook, travel, take pictures, spend time with family, and play board games.

She looks forward to working with people to break the chains of suffering! You’re more than your anxiety, depression, insecurity, or other pain and suffering that life can bring. We’re in this together.

Clinical Director- Montverde Academy and Integrety Group Home
Qualified Supervisor + Consultant

Heather is a licensed mental health counselor who obtained her M.S. in Counseling and Psychology and Ed.S. in School Counseling at Troy State University. She has always had a passion to help others and has worked with children and adolescents in some capacity since early adulthood. Prior to earning her master’s degree, she spent three years working as an elementary teacher and one year as a reading specialist. Heather began her journey as a school counselor in 2003. She served as an elementary school counselor for two years and a middle school counselor for nine years in the Muscogee County School District. Heather enjoyed her time in the school system, working with students to reach their full potential academically, emotionally, and socially.

Heather started working in private practice in 2014. She provides individual, group, and family counseling. Heather has a strong desire to provide a safe place to help clients work through life challenges. Her goal is to empower her clients to grow mentally, spiritually, and emotionally. Additionally, she strives to help others understand their potential and unlock it. Heather specializes in helping children, teens, and families who are experiencing problems related to anxiety, depression, ADHD, ODD, self-esteem, managing emotions, parent/child relationships, adjustment disorders, behavior disorders, self-harming behaviors, crisis situations, and loss and bereavement. She utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy, person-centered therapy, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused brief therapy approaches.

Heather is married with five children and loves spending time with her family. Additionally, she enjoys exercising, reading, traveling, and watching her kids play sports. Heather is excited to help inspire you to make positive changes in your life and help you be the best version of yourself!

Tom is a registered mental health counselor intern. He has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Rollins College. Tom has lived in Florida for nearly 20 years and has worked for a decade with children and families in dependency care. Tom has worked as an educator, dependency case manager, and independent living coordinator focused on helping youth with their struggles in life.

Tom has also served community groups in various nonprofits that serve those with different abilities and with LGBTQIA+. Tom has a passion for advocacy and has been to the U.S. Capital to influence change for the underserved and overlooked.

Tom is no stranger to life challenges and knows that with time and work, life circumstances can change. Tom travels everywhere with his four-legged service dog and has utilized him with clients dealing with trauma, anxiety, and depression.

Qualified Supervisor 

Dr. Karlet Reyes is a licensed marriage and family therapist who obtained her M.S. in Marital and Family Therapy and her Ph.D. in Systems, Families, and Couples with an emphasis in Family Studies from Loma Linda University in California. She transitioned to the mental health field from business and hospitality/tourism, where she worked with families, couples, and individuals from a different standpoint. While planning weddings and events, she noticed a need among couples for improved relational dynamics between each other and their families. This brought Dr. Reyes to seek higher education and training to assist these individuals beyond the business aspect.

Since her switch, Dr. Reyes has worked in the field since 2016 and has worked in both California and Florida. She has worked in outpatient and non-profit settings in California, working with various individuals, including preschool-age children, at-risk adolescents, adult individuals, couples, and families. Since moving to Florida, Dr. Reyes has worked in private practice and offered counseling services in-person and telehealth, specializing in couples, family dynamics, life transitions, and trauma.

Dr. Reyes recognizes that stressors are complex and that navigating them can be overwhelming. Using a systems perspective, Dr. Reyes can help individuals better understand their current situation by further exploring what is happening within their locus of control and the macro-environments around them. Dr. Reyes allows you to be the expert of your life and collaborates with you by adding psychoeducation and clinical/research-based knowledge. Dr. Reyes believes that the therapeutic relationship can assist in one’s personal development and allow for an open and safe environment for individuals to heal. Dr. Reyes uses a variety of methods and modalities and caters treatment to individual needs, including Bowen family systems, Christian counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, emotionally focused (couples) therapy, eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), general systems theory, The Gottman Method, and solution-focused brief therapy.

In her free time, Dr. Reyes enjoys spending quality time with her husband, family, and friends, traveling, DIYing, and volunteering at her church.

Clinical Director 

Heather is a licensed mental health counselor who obtained her M.S. in Counseling and Psychology and Ed.S. in School Counseling at Troy State University. She has always had a passion to help others and has worked with children and adolescents in some capacity since early adulthood. Prior to earning her master’s degree, she spent three years working as an elementary teacher and one year as a reading specialist. Heather began her journey as a school counselor in 2003. She served as an elementary school counselor for two years and a middle school counselor for nine years in the Muscogee County School District. Heather enjoyed her time in the school system, working with students to reach their full potential academically, emotionally, and socially.

Heather started working in private practice in 2014. She provides individual, group, and family counseling. Heather has a strong desire to provide a safe place to help clients work through life challenges. Her goal is to empower her clients to grow mentally, spiritually, and emotionally. Additionally, she strives to help others understand their potential and unlock it. Heather specializes in helping children, teens, and families who are experiencing problems related to anxiety, depression, ADHD, ODD, self-esteem, managing emotions, parent/child relationships, adjustment disorders, behavior disorders, self-harming behaviors, crisis situations, and loss and bereavement. She utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy, person-centered therapy, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused brief therapy approaches.

Heather is married with five children and loves spending time with her family. Additionally, she enjoys exercising, reading, traveling, and watching her kids play sports. Heather is excited to help inspire you to make positive changes in your life and help you be the best version of yourself!

Clinical Director- Lakeland
Qaulified Supervisor + Consultant

Eric is a licensed mental health counselor and qualified supervisor with 10 years of clinical experience. He obtained his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Southeastern University and has furthered his training in the areas of traumatic stress, parenting skills, and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT).

After completing his Master’s in Professional Counseling, Eric began noticing that many of the families he was serving around Polk County had some commonly reported struggles. They shared about feeling ignored or unwanted by the adults in their lives, experiencing events that caused them to feel deeply unsettled, DCF involvement, or difficult behaviors with their children. Eric sought training to become more skillful in identifying, explaining, and treating generational trauma and abuse, parental burnout, and parenting skills. Over his years of clinical practice, Eric has developed an approach to support clients experiencing these things. Eric’s approach to counseling has been crafted to allow him to provide a supportive presence and effective solutions to the needs of his clients.

Eric has a wealth of experience in serving those with varying trauma histories, high-conflict families, suicidal thoughts, cutting, and other high-risk behaviors. Eric has specialized training in treating burnout and compassion fatigue in other helping professionals such as other therapists, teachers, paraprofessionals, and medical professionals.

Clinical Documentation Specialist 

Dr. Karlet Reyes is a licensed marriage and family therapist who obtained her M.S. in Marital and Family Therapy and her Ph.D. in Systems, Families, and Couples with an emphasis in Family Studies from Loma Linda University in California. She transitioned to the mental health field from business and hospitality/tourism, where she worked with families, couples, and individuals from a different standpoint. While planning weddings and events, she noticed a need among couples for improved relational dynamics between each other and their families. This brought Dr. Reyes to seek higher education and training to assist these individuals beyond the business aspect.

Since her switch, Dr. Reyes has worked in the field since 2016 and has worked in both California and Florida. She has worked in outpatient and non-profit settings in California, working with various individuals, including preschool-age children, at-risk adolescents, adult individuals, couples, and families. Since moving to Florida, Dr. Reyes has worked in private practice and offered counseling services in-person and telehealth, specializing in couples, family dynamics, life transitions, and trauma.

Dr. Reyes recognizes that stressors are complex and that navigating them can be overwhelming. Using a systems perspective, Dr. Reyes can help individuals better understand their current situation by further exploring what is happening within their locus of control and the macro-environments around them. Dr. Reyes allows you to be the expert of your life and collaborates with you by adding psychoeducation and clinical/research-based knowledge. Dr. Reyes believes that the therapeutic relationship can assist in one’s personal development and allow for an open and safe environment for individuals to heal. Dr. Reyes uses a variety of methods and modalities and caters treatment to individual needs, including Bowen family systems, Christian counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, emotionally focused (couples) therapy, eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), general systems theory, The Gottman Method, and solution-focused brief therapy.

In her free time, Dr. Reyes enjoys spending quality time with her husband, family, and friends, traveling, DIYing, and volunteering at her church.

Qualified Supervisor

Tonya is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who obtained both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Brandman University in Lacey, WA. Tonya is also currently pursuing her doctorate degree in pastoral care and counseling/marriage and family studies. She is also an AAMFT-approved supervisor candidate and brings to FLCC over 12 years of clinical experience. Tonya has worked in both private and agency community settings.

Tonya’s motto, which describes her mindset in counseling, is that “most people want to live their best possible life. They just need someone to support them and join them on their journey to help them become better.” She understands that when individuals experience life stressors, it can be difficult to find hope. Tonya uses a systemic lens to appropriately apply evidence-based modalities/interventions that can help her understand the range of factors that contribute to the clients’ unique needs. Tonya embraces the client-centered approach to help clients identify their strengths and to instill hope. This is because Tonya believes that when clients begin to work with therapists who care, then those same clients will experience positive change.

Tonya uses an integrative approach to customize treatment for each of her client(s). Some of the modalities that she uses include systemic/strategic therapy, Christian counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, emotionally focused (couples) therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), general systems theory, The Gottman Method, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT), and solution-focused brief therapy.

Tonya is the wife of an Army veteran and they have been married for over 40 years. Together, they have four adult daughters and six grandchildren. Tonya has experienced several deployments and military moves and can identify with the unique needs of the military community.

Tonya enjoys consignment shopping, traveling, mission trips, spending time with her family/friends, reading, and watching movies. 

Tonya Castleberry is a Registered Intern Marriage and Family Therapist at Family Life Counseling Center and an Adjunct Professor. With a strong background in psychology and 6 years’ experience in mental health, Tonya combines her expertise in mental health with a passion for education and research.

Tonya’s academic journey began with an undergraduate degree in psychology, where she developed a keen interest in human factors and usability research. She has presented her work at notable conferences, including the Office for Undergraduate Research at the University of South Florida (USF) with her presentation on the “Usability of Social Sharing” in 2013 and the Human Factors and Applied Psychology Conference at Riddle Aeronautical University, where she presented on “Testing the Usability of a Social Sharing Platform.”

Tonya holds two master’s degrees—one in General Psychology and another in Marriage and Family Therapy. Tonya is trained in Brain Spotting. Her dedication to the field is further demonstrated by her active engagement in research, public speaking, and curriculum development.

In addition to her professional pursuits, Tonya enjoys a variety of hobbies including writing, art, playing the piano, and singing. Her passion for learning and teaching is evident in her work, whether she’s conducting research or creating innovative training programs.

Outside of her professional life, Tonya cherishes spending time with her children, engaging in meaningful family activities. Her commitment to both her family and her career exemplifies her dedication to fostering growth and connection in all aspects of her life.

Qualified Supervisor 

Qualified Supervisor 

Eric is a licensed mental health counselor and qualified supervisor with 10 years of clinical experience. He obtained his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Southeastern University and has furthered his training in the areas of traumatic stress, parenting skills, and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT).

After completing his Master’s in Professional Counseling, Eric began noticing that many of the families he was serving around Polk County had some commonly reported struggles. They shared about feeling ignored or unwanted by the adults in their lives, experiencing events that caused them to feel deeply unsettled, DCF involvement, or difficult behaviors with their children. Eric sought training to become more skillful in identifying, explaining, and treating generational trauma and abuse, parental burnout, and parenting skills. Over his years of clinical practice, Eric has developed an approach to support clients experiencing these things. Eric’s approach to counseling has been crafted to allow him to provide a supportive presence and effective solutions to the needs of his clients.

Eric has a wealth of experience in serving those with varying trauma histories, high-conflict families, suicidal thoughts, cutting, and other high-risk behaviors. Eric has specialized training in treating burnout and compassion fatigue in other helping professionals such as other therapists, teachers, paraprofessionals, and medical professionals.

Tonya is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who obtained both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Brandman University in Lacey, WA. Tonya is also currently pursuing her doctorate degree in pastoral care and counseling/marriage and family studies. She is also an AAMFT-approved supervisor candidate and brings to FLCC over 12 years of clinical experience. Tonya has worked in both private and agency community settings.

Tonya’s motto, which describes her mindset in counseling, is that “most people want to live their best possible life. They just need someone to support them and join them on their journey to help them become better.” She understands that when individuals experience life stressors, it can be difficult to find hope. Tonya uses a systemic lens to appropriately apply evidence-based modalities/interventions that can help her understand the range of factors that contribute to the clients’ unique needs. Tonya embraces the client-centered approach to help clients identify their strengths and to instill hope. This is because Tonya believes that when clients begin to work with therapists who care, then those same clients will experience positive change.

Tonya uses an integrative approach to customize treatment for each of her client(s). Some of the modalities that she uses include systemic/strategic therapy, Christian counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, emotionally focused (couples) therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), general systems theory, The Gottman Method, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT), and solution-focused brief therapy.

Tonya is the wife of an Army veteran and they have been married for over 40 years. Together, they have four adult daughters and six grandchildren. Tonya has experienced several deployments and military moves and can identify with the unique needs of the military community.

Tonya enjoys consignment shopping, traveling, mission trips, spending time with her family/friends, reading, and watching movies. 

Ethan is a board certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, holding nursing degrees from Belmont University in Nashville and St. Thomas University in Miami. He has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults in inpatient and outpatient settings. Additionally, Ethan has experience working with families, as he was the youth director of a church in Tennessee before transitioning to a career in healthcare. 

Ethan’s priority in treatment is to first build trust with his clients. As a healthcare provider, Ethan believes that creating an authentic and safe environment is essential for improvement and growth. 

Although Ethan specializes in medication management, he acknowledges that flourishing and wellbeing includes adequate physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. He enjoys answering client questions and discussing identity, purpose, and belonging. 

Ethan is a GeneSight provider and can provide you with a genetic test for insight into what medications may work most effectively for you. 

In his free time, Ethan enjoys spending time with family and friends, distance running, biking, hiking, and exploring new places. 

Clinical Director + Qualified Supervisor + Consultant

Grace is a registered clinical social work intern who received her master’s degree in social work from Southeastern University. She has a passion for helping people process their pain and overcome challenges through therapeutic relationships. Through an integrated, comprehensive, holistic approach, Grace incorporates many areas of a person’s life into the healing process. She enjoys including aspects of mindfulness with clients to help them become more aware of their experiences and to help them strengthen their mind-body connection. She is enthusiastic about helping people heal from relational trauma and strengthening their familial relationships. Grace is dedicated to creating a space where clients feel safe, respected, and accepted. 

Grace enjoys working with all individuals, including those suffering from trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship problems. She has experience working with people from many different stages of life and particularly enjoys working with young adults, adolescents, and children. Grace commonly uses interventions and techniques from cognitive-behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and play therapy.