Meet our Providers

Genhi Whitmer, LPC

Genhi is a Licensed Professional Counselor with thirteen years of experience. She has a Masters of Counseling from Eastern Mennonite University and holds membership in the American Counseling Association.

She has experience working with individuals of all ages in the home, community, and office setting. She has helped individuals who are struggling with anxiety, depression, mood disorders, trauma, substance use, relationship issues, stress management, and self-esteem. She also works with individuals experiencing life changes and transitions related to career changes, aging, caregiving, grief, and loss, as well as mental health issues related to medical concerns. Her experience has included working with at-risk youth and youth who are involved with the juvenile justice system, as well as youth who are involved in foster care. She is a person-centered counselor with an integrative therapy approach, including cognitive behavioral techniques, mindfulness-based interventions, solution focused and family systems.

Genhi engages individuals in therapy by developing rapport and by offering empathy and being non-judgmental. She uses a collaborative approach to meet the individual where they are and to help facilitate achievement of their identified goals. She empowers the individual to explore themselves in a safe and open environment to promote growth, with an open, accepting, and compassionate style.

Katybeth Eller, LPC

Hi, I’m Katybeth, and I’ve been in the counseling field since 2009. I am passionate about working with people who are searching to find their own unique voice. I love working with young adults who are looking to carve out their path in the world and women developing their sense of identity.

I have experience working with clients and addiction, addicted family systems, recovery from substance use/abuse, codependency, LGBTQ+ issues, and self-compassion. I love helping people develop self-awareness, self-confidence, and self-worth in a safe and supportive therapeutic relationship.

Whatever your needs, I want to empower you to make healthy decisions for yourself without feeling guilty or afraid. Give me a call today and we'll talk about how best to discover and work towards your authentic self.

Kyle Calhoun, LPC

Kyle is a Licensed Professional counselor with 7 years of Experience. She has a Masters of Professional Counseling from Liberty University. Kyle has extensive experience in providing trauma informed care with several years of experience working in the hospital setting. She has also worked in community mental health and private practice settings for several year. Kyle is passionate about providing person centered care that emphasizes strength and courage as she walks through the therapeutic journey with you. Desiring change and reaching out for help takes incredible bravery. Kyle is available to walk with you through this journey with grace.

Kyle is an experienced practitioner working with people of all ages but has come to specialize in adolescents through adulthood. By using CBT and DBT treatment modalities, she will help you explore your story and gain insight into the emotions, thoughts and experiences that have brought you to this point in your journey. By growing in awareness, insight, and emotional regulation, we will explore all of the ways that therapy can benefit your present and future.

Some of the diagnoses that Kyle is experienced in treating include but are not limited to: Depression, Anxiety, Mood Disorders, Personality Disorders, Family Systems and Attachment Disorders, Substance Related Disorders, Stage of Life changes and Grief and Loss. Kyle has experience in supporting first responders, medical professionals and military personnel in addition to other professions that experience increased Critical Incidents and increased risk for PTSD and care giver fatigue. Her many years in the hospital Emergency Room setting provide her with a unique understanding of the needs of these amazing Heroes.

Mariel Andersen, Intern in Practice

Our clinical intern, Mariel Andersen, is earning her second Master’s degree in clinically-focused social work at Virginia Commonwealth University. Mariel earned her first Master’s degree in clinical psychology from the University of Maryland in 2019, where her capstone project focused on social support during young adulthood transitions. At the University of Virginia, Mariel majored in Cognitive Science while working in research labs examining perception, judgment, virtual reality, and social relationships.

Mariel has provided therapeutic services in diverse contexts, including intensive inpatient treatment, therapeutic residential care, and virtual crisis intervention. Much of her work has focused on alleviating distress associated with depression, anxiety, ADHD, and trauma, as well as more general identity concerns, coping issues, social struggles, and performance problems. Her work with children, adolescents, and young adults focuses on the emotional and social features unique to each developmental stage.

Mariel draws from her strong research background to offer evidence-based practices for a variety of presenting problems. She balances this clinical knowledge with a humanistic, non-categorical approach that allows every client to be seen as an individual, not a diagnosis. Mariel sees the therapeutic process as reciprocal, with the client’s perspective determining which intervention techniques enter into the clinical partnership.

Micah Fleitman, LPC

Starting individual, couples, or family therapy can feel overwhelming. By the time we seek therapy, we have often carried our pain for years, and it has now become unbearable. Maybe our relationships are falling apart or we are slipping at work. We may be keeping painful emotions at bay with substance use, self-harm, or even thoughts of suicide. We may worry that we are crazy, or that things can never get better.

But the fact that you are here now, reading these words, shows that a part of you is ready for change. It takes courage to face our feelings and work through them to build a better life. When we do face our feelings, we find that everything we are feeling and doing has helped us to survive our past experiences. We learn to give compassion and understanding to ourselves and our loved ones, and recognize that we have each been doing our best. We can then learn new ways of relating with our feelings and our loved ones that brings joy and connection.

If you are ready to take the next step and meet with me, I will listen with warmth, empathy, and respect. Together, we will start to make sense of the issues that have brought you here, and outline a path toward the life and relationships you have yearned for. We will then tailor therapy to you and your family by integrating a variety of emotion focused, cognitive behavioral, systemic, experiential, and psychodynamic therapies.

I provide individual, couples, and family therapy. I am an ally against bigotry and hatred. I work with adolescents and adults and specialize in treating the following concerns:

• PTSD and Complex Trauma
• Family and Marital Conflict
• Depression and Mood Disorders
• Anxiety and Panic Disorders
• Addiction and Substance Use
• Self-Harm and Suicidality
• ADHD
• Anger
• Grief and Loss
• Parent Coaching

Raechel Brittain, LCSW

Raechel Brittain, LCSW, earned her Bachelors degree in Psychology from Longwood University and her Masters degree in Clinical Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University. She has extensive clinical experience working with adolescents and adults in various settings throughout her career, including their homes, the outpatient setting, a residential treatment setting, and the hospital setting.

This breadth of experience in different treatment settings has prepared her to work with a diverse client base. Raechel believes people already have the internal resources they need to overcome the challenges they are facing, but can benefit from guidance and support to access these resources in a new and different way that is most helpful to them.

Raechel’s therapeutic style is comprised of non-judgment, validation, and supportive confrontation- the ingredients she believes are most necessary to promote change and growth. She enjoys supporting individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, stress management, personality issues, crisis prevention/intervention and trauma. Raechel will incorporate family therapy when appropriate and has a passion for helping families to restructure, reorganize, and heal.

Specialties include:

• Anxiety, Stress, Panic
• Depression
• Mood Disorders
• Personality Disorders
• Trauma and Stress Related Disorders
• Self-injurious behaviors
• Health/Medical Problems
• Academic/Occupational Issues
• Family therapy

Stacie Davidson, LPC

Stacie Davidson has both professional and personal experience with how difficult, yet brave, it is to let go of the fear of judgment when coming into a counseling setting. Her first goal of therapy with any client is to build a trusting relationship and a safe, non-judgmental space where they can feel free to explore, understand, and challenge themselves.

Once the therapeutic relationship is established, Stacie determines which techniques and interventions will best fit the needs of each client. She specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy which entails exploring automatic and unhelpful thought patterns and restructuring them to be healthier, truer, and more helpful thoughts in living a happy and fulfilled life. This often calls for teaching mindfulness skills, which is a first step in learning to become aware and more in control of thoughts.

In addition to holding a Master’s Degree in Education and Mental Health Counseling, Stacie is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Virginia. Her experience providing counseling in the home, community, school, and office settings to all different demographics gives her a well-rounded ability to connect with people and meet them where they are.

Stacie has confidence that everyone has the strength and ability to make positive changes in their lives. As a guide, she does not make changes for you, but expects you to take responsibility for the changes that you want to make in your life through self-exploration and actively trying new and healthier ways of thinking and living.

Tiffany Harvey, LPC, NCC, CCMHC, BC-TMH

Tiffany Harvey LPC, NCC, CCMHC, BC-TMH is a board-certified telemental health provider with fiftenn years experience in the mental health field and who has been counseling individuals for over ten years.  Tiffany uses a relational model to heal attachment wounds while offering treatment from a research-oriented perspective with methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy.  She specializes in working with anxiety, health-related stressors, trauma, and phase of life issues.  In addition to providing individual psychotherapy, Tiffany is a Virginia Board of Counseling approved and registered clinical supervisor.   She encourages growth, the ability to laugh in a therapy session, and that therapy doesn’t have to always be painful! Professionally, Tiffany is a member of many professional organizations, including the American Counseling Association and the National Board for Certified Counselors, and loves working with anxiety disorders the most.

Tiffany has experience working with a variety of issues in the mental health field, such as case management and psychotherapy in settings such as military, community agencies, and private practice.  She has worked with women and mothers struggling with substance abuse issues, as well as children with severe trauma.

Tiffany welcomes a partnership approach in therapy and welcomes each individual to explore healing in a warm, nonjudgmental atmosphere.

Andrea Dilley-Frame, LPC

Andrea Dilley-Frame is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Substance Abuse Counselor and a former Certified Rehabilitation Counselor.  Andrea obtained a Bachelor’s of Science from Marshall University in Huntington, WV and a Master’s of Science from Virginia Commonwealth University, Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, VA.  Andrea served in the Virginia Community Service Board system for 15 years in rural, suburban and urban areas before entering private practice.  In addition to a specialty in Addiction Counseling, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in Severe and Persistent Mental Illness. She approaches treatment from a person-centered, strength-based perspective; seeking to understand a person’s motivation for change while drawing from a theoretical foundation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Crisis Counseling strategies, Motivational Interviewing, Trauma Informed Care, Mindfulness and Grounding Strategies, and Solution Focused Therapy.  She is currently in process of completing Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) training for treatment of traumatic experiences.  Andrea is comfortable working with individuals and couples ranging from adolescence to retirement life stage.  Andrea is able to assist with a range of life issues to include:  addiction, depression, anxiety, co-occurring disorders, mood disorders, grief/loss, and relationships.

Amy Nash, LCSW

I’m a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) with a passion for helping people heal from pain and find peace and joy in their lives.  I’ve worked for twenty five years with diverse families, children, teens, and adults around a variety of issues including adoption, foster care, grief and loss, recovering from trauma, depression, anxiety, self-harm, life transitions, gender issues, ADHD, and more.

I earned my Bachelor of Science in Psychology from James Madison University in 1992, and my Master of Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1995, with a concentration in clinical mental health.

My therapeutic style is warm, empathic, non-judgemental, and strengths-based.  I can help you find the self-understanding you seek, and the communication and relationship skills to help you feel better understood by others.  Together, we can tap into your personal power and inner wisdom to help you improve your interpersonal effectiveness, understand and cope with difficult emotions and self-doubt, and improve your sense of self-worth and self-love.  Using an eclectic approach, I will draw techniques from motivational interviewing, narrative therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, humanistic therapy, and family-systems approaches to tailor treatment for you -- supporting you in discovering how resilient and strong you truly are.

Kelsey Fassieux, Psy.D

Dr. Kelsey Fassieux is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 19 years of experience. In 2009, she earned a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Fielding Graduate Institute.

Dr. Fassieux has provided services in a variety of settings, including, outpatient mental health centers, psychiatric treatment hospitals, therapeutic boarding schools, and private practice. Her work with adults, children, teens, and families has focused on issues related to stress and coping, self-esteem building, identity development, grief and loss, social communication strategies, anger management, social and generalized anxiety, OCD, depression, management of ADHD, as well as executive functioning challenges.

Dr. Fassieux integrates a variety of counseling techniques into her work, often focusing upon interpersonal relationships, utilizing principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and identifying individual strengths. She believes people are resourceful and often solve problems intelligently and creatively, especially when supported within the context of an encouraging and therapeutic relationship. When working with children and teens, Dr. Fassieux works from a developmental perspective to explore lagging skills and develop concrete strategies to build competencies and capabilities. 

Dr. Fassieux provides all therapy services with her four-legged partner Kalia. Kalia is a fully certified service dog. She knows over 50 commands and is a gentile soul. Not only does she improve the wellbeing of everyone she meets she decreases stress and anxiety.

Kalia, Therapy Dog

Tracey Mallard, LCSW

Tracey Mallard is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who graduated with honors from Arkansas State University with a Bachelor of Social Work and a Master of Social Work. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. She has recently relocated from Arkansas to Charlottesville.

Her focus is working with adolescents, adults, and families interested in make changes through the use of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Reality Therapy. These therapies assist clients in overcoming the inability to gain satisfaction in life by challenging unhelpful thoughts, feelings and behaviors to improve emotional regulation and develop personal coping strategies. Believing that people are products of their past powerful influences, she acknowledges that they can make changes to overcome their history in order to create a positive future. She is also experienced in working with grief and loss. As a certified Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist (TF-CBT), she works with children and adolescents to resolve issues resulting from experiencing trauma.

Specialties include:  depression, anxiety/stress, trauma, grief and loss, personality disorders, self-injurious behaviors/self-harm, mood disorders, and family therapy

Afton Cordoba, LPC

Afton Cordoba is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who has worked with children, adolescents and young adults in the area of mental health since 2009. She is a graduate of James Madison University's’ counseling program and has worked in both the school and private practice settings.

Afton has experience working with individuals in the areas of anxiety, depression, interpersonal conflict, trauma, grief/loss and life transitions. Afton believes that every person is fully capable of change, growth and healing. Her work focuses on empowering clients to recognize their inner strengths and cultivate healthy mindsets. Afton integrates elements of cognitive behavior therapy and solution focused therapy to aid clients in challenging negative thought processes, setting goals and envisioning their future selves. She also uses mindfulness as a way to help clients explore their present situation and find joy and peace despite suffering or undesirable circumstances. Her work specifically with children focuses on using play and art therapy to increase self-esteem, improve emotion regulation and develop interpersonal skills. Additionally, she has run social skill development therapy groups for individuals with high functioning autism.

In session with Afton, she hopes that you find a warm and vibrant connection where you feel comfortable to explore your thoughts and share your experience.

Cynthia Turnbull Sherman, LCSW

Cynthia Turnbull Sherman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with ten years of Social Work experience to compliment her many years serving in the Community Based Health and Human Services Field. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, with a Minor in Women’s Studies, from Potsdam State University and her Master’s Degree in Social Work from Syracuse University. Cynthia feels that person centered therapy is key to progressive treatment, and she has a solid foundation in utilizing techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution focused therapy.

Cynthia is known for an honest, caring, realistic, relaxed, and empathetic approach to counseling; helping clients explore ways to make the changes in their lives that will allow them to look forward to the future with hope. Cynthia meets you where you are and works with you from a strength-based, positive and affirming approach to help you achieve your goals.

Cynthia works with a wide range of issues including:

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Emotional Issues
• Grief and Loss
• PTSD
• Family Relationships
• Alcohol and Substance Abuse
• Sex Offender Treatment
• Borderline Personality Disorder
• Mental Health Effects from Physical Health Conditions
• Eating Disorders
• Personality Disorders
• Mood Disorders and Mood dysregulation

Denise D. Crosson, PhD, PMHNP

Denise D. Crosson, PhD, PMHNP has been a nurse for twenty-five years, a nurse practitioner for nine years, and a nurse researcher for five years. Denise has extensive experience working with both children and adults in hospital, home, hospice, community-based, and outpatient settings. She earned a Masters and Doctoral degree from Virginia Commonwealth University where she was a fellow in the VA-LEND neurodevelopmental disabilities training program, which focused on children and families. In addition, her dissertation research focused on short- and long-term effects of preterm birth on childhood development. More recently, Denise has served the Charlottesville community as a Psychiatric Mental health Nurse Practitioner helping her clients to improve their lives by providing both therapy and medication management services.

Jennifer Shenk, LPC

My work is rooted in psychodynamic theory that is multifaceted and flexible to serve your individual needs and unique experience. My primary focus is providing a compassionate atmosphere in which you are able to speak honestly as well as be deeply understood and respected unconditionally. In addition, we will use memories, metaphors, symbols, contextual dream analysis, and creative discovery to seek insights into what motivates or compels you. Through this work, we seek not to just merely relieve symptoms, but to also understand who you are, what experiences have shaped you, and to identify emotional "blind-spots”- all for the development of more adaptive and permanent ways of being. From this journey together, we will examine opportunities for you to grow, manage suffering, and seek more beneficial ways of engaging and belonging in your world- leading to a more fulfilling life.

Through the continuous study of the human condition and education in the psychoanalytically-oriented theoretical perspective, I am committed to the steady development of my clinical skills in order to offer the most informed services to you. I am currently enrolled as a student in the Washington Baltimore Center for Psychoanalysis and graduated with honors with my Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Master of Arts in Counseling from Eastern Mennonite University.

Jennifer Smith, LPC

Jennifer Smith is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has over thirteen years of experience in the field and has a solid foundation in utilizing techniques from Cognitive Behavioral therapy, Schema-Focused Cognitive Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution focused therapy.

Jennifer is known for a warm, relaxed, empathetic approach to counseling; helping clients explore ways to make the changes in their lives that will allow them to look forward to the future with hope. Jennifer works with clients from a strength-based, positive and affirming approach.

Jennifer earned her BS degree in Clinical Psychology from York College of Pennsylvania, and her MS degree in Mental Health Counseling from Springfield College in Massachusetts. Jennifer works with a wide range of issues including: depression, anxiety, unresolved emotional issues, grief and loss, relational/family concerns, and substance abuse/co-occuring disorders.

Jennifer can also provides faith-based counseling to those individuals that want to incorporate this into their sessions.

Some of her specialties include:

• Relational and Marital Conflict
• Mood Disorders and Mood dysregulation
• Low self worth and/or lack of fulfillment
• Addiction
• Grief and Loss

Judith Carlisle

Judith Carlisle sets herself apart by providing a holistic approach to treatment for her clients. As a Certified Life Coach, Substance Abuse Counselor, Certified Trauma Specialist, Marriage and Family Therapist, Wellness Coach and Registered Massage Therapist, Judith has a wide variety of highly sought-after qualifications that give her a unique ability to provide a multi-faceted approach to working with her clients. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Psycho-Biology from Quinnipiac College, a Master’s Degree in Education and Counseling from George Mason University, as well as a Post Master’s Certificate in Marriage and Family Therapy from Virginia Tech. Judith also possesses a long history of working with the military community and has received several awards for her work in this field. She has been published in several venues on her passionate advocacy for the Wounded Warrior Policy and focus on reducing the stigma of the more Invisible wounds of war including PTSD, TBI and the addiction that often follows pain management care of this population.

Judith lead’s with her heart and follows a practice that integrates neuroscience and mindfulness with her clients. She possesses a strong knowledge base of various techniques such as MI, CBT, and a focus on Resiliency allowing her to individualize care for her clients. Some of her specialties include:

• Addiction
• Trauma
• Life Coaching
• Anxiety
• Depression
• PTSD

Here is Judith Carlisle on CBS 19 Newsplex talking about PTSD: http://www.newsplex.com/video?vid=418571143

Lori A. Richards, LPC, CSAC

Lori A. Richards is a graduate of Liberty University with her Master of Arts in Professional Counseling. She has been involved with counseling for over 20 years, leading groups for caregiver support, eating disorders, sexual assault, grief and loss, self-esteem, behavior modification and substance abuse, Lori interned with the Albemarle Charlottesville Regional Jail, where she worked with the substance abuse community and in the Medical community working with inmates diagnosed with co-occurring and personality disorders.

Lori uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Person Centered Therapy in her work with patients. She embraces the tools of role play, journaling, and mindfulness techniques to help her patients begin to see how they think about themselves and others while offering the space to practice positive dialogue. Lori has presented seminars on forgiveness, grief and loss, and anger management. She continues to grow in her capabilities as she encourages her patients towards sobriety in recovery and/or wellness in everyday life.

Diana Smith, MD

Dr. Diana Smith is a board certified psychiatrist specializing in general adult psychiatry spanning ages 18-elderly care.

Dr. Smith was raised in Charleston, South Carolina and has made Charlottesville her home for over 12 years. She attended The University of South Carolina and received a Bachelor of Science in Biology graduating Cum Laude in 1997. After spending 4 years working in solid organ and bone marrow transplant services she attended The Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston graduating in 2005 with her Medical Doctor degree.

She decided to pursue a speciality in psychiatry and she was accepted to The University of Virginia Psychiatry Residency where she also served as Chief Resident during her 4th year.

After graduation she worked for the Veterans Health Administration both in Staunton and Charlottesville for 5 years and then as a civilian physician psychiatrist in Wiesbaden Germany, working with active duty Army members and families.

After completion of her work in Germany, she joined the staff of Augusta Medical Center in Fishersville, VA where she works on the inpatient psychiatry unit. She loves working in a community health care, helping people in times of crises find solid ground. Additionally she is an associate professor at the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine and enjoys sharing her passion for psychiatry with medical students during their rotation.

Dr. Smith brings an extensive array of clinical expertise to her practice.

John Stone Jr., LPC

John Stone Jr., LPC has been practicing in the mental health field for over 18 years. He has worked with individuals of all ages, in the Charlottesville Community. In his practice, John is skilled in working with children, adolescents, and adults using a diversified approach that is specific to the individual’s needs. He has demonstrated skills in working with individuals in crisis and providing crisis prevention education. Using Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing approaches John has assisted clients in achieving their goals for change. John has an easygoing personality, and a person centered approach. John appreciates client feedback and encourages clients to find their voice for healing.

John received a Master’s of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Professional Certificate in Counseling from Capella University. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the Commonwealth of Virginia. He has received training to provide Counseling Supervision to Residents in Counseling for licensure as LPC’s. He is dedicated to training and continued education to foster growth in his clients.

Areas of Expertise:

• Crisis Prevention and Intervention
• EMDR for Trauma
• Trauma Counseling
• Play Therapy
• Addictions
• Mindfulness

Anita Dean, LPC

Anita Dean is a licensed professional counselor who has practiced in the Charlottesville area for over 29 years. She has counseled individuals, couples, groups, children, and families. She has
experience in multiple settings, including community mental health, private practice, residential treatment, and a crisis treatment center. She has supervised and trained many counseling interns from the University of Virginia, James Madison University and other programs.

Anita believes that mutual trust and respect are essential in the counseling relationship. She knows each client is unique, and her goal is to understand and collaborate with each client, to help them find the solutions that work best for them. She works from a strengths-based approach, helping clients identify and build on the strengths they already have.

Anita finds that most clients who have been through difficult times are much stronger than they think. She seeks to be a supportive and encouraging guide to her clients as they navigate through new challenges and life transitions. One of her main goals is to help clients live fully in the present moment, rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future. She frequently uses CBT and DBT to help clients achieve this goal.

• Anita’s treatment specialties include:
• Depression
• Postpartum Depression
• Anxiety
• Adult Children of Alcoholics
• Codependency
• Low Self-Esteem
• Relationship Issues
• Divorce Recovery
• Women’s Issues

Glen Bowman, PhD

Dr. Glen Bowman is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 30 years of experience. He earned a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the State University of New York at Albany in 1993, with his predoctoral internship at Penn State University.

Glen has provided services in a variety of settings, including college and university counseling centers, outpatient mental health centers, and psychiatric treatment hospitals. His work with adults, children, couples and families has focused on issues related to stress and coping, identity development, sexual orientation, grief and loss, communication and anger management, perfectionism, social anxiety, panic disorder, OCD, depression, and substance abuse.

Glen integrates a variety of counseling techniques into his work, often focusing upon interpersonal relationships, utilizing principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and identifying individual strengths. He believes people are resourceful and often solve problems intelligently and creatively, especially when supported within the context of an encouraging and therapeutic relationship.

Dr. Bowman can provide comprehensive psychological testing and evaluation, to contribute to a better understanding of an individual's cognitive abilities, personality factors, values, strengths, problem issues, and/or treatment needs. He is a long-standing member of the American Psychological Association (APA).

Sharon Davis, LPC

Sharon M. Davis, M.Ed. is a passionate, experienced practitioner with over thirty-three years of practice in a variety of settings and with diverse clients. She works with adults, children, adolescents and families using an eclectic approach tailored to the individual needs of each client. These include both long-term and brief interventions, promotion of healing and desired change in a unique and respectful manner. She has had the privilege of witnessing dramatic transformations in clients with a wide range of emotional, behavioral and adjustment issues.

Sharon received her BA in psychology from Mary Washington College, her M.Ed. in counseling, and completed a counseling practicum from the University of Georgia. She is licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Virginia, as an LPC and LMFT in Oklahoma, and is a National Certified Counselor and a National Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor. Sharon also served a three year term on the Oklahoma Licensed Professional Counselor Board. She is eager to apply her expertise with clients to aid them to heal, improve their quality of life, attain a sense of fulfillment, and learn life skills for the future.

Areas of expertise include:

• Children’s emotional and behavioral issues including trauma, family adjustments, attention deficits
• Play therapy
• Eating Disorders
• Anxiety and depression
• Relationship challenges: couples and families
• Trauma therapy using EMDR
• Women’s issues
• Phase-of-life changes, grief, loss and end of life issues
• Life stresses, adjustments, and next-step skill-sets