Evelyn Brow MA, LCMHC - A Evelyn works with adolescents and adults who are experiencing life changes, anxiety, depression, trauma, insomnia, relationship problems, sexual or intimacy problems, family issues, distress connected with medical diagnosis, and existential questions about life. She is also interested in working with fellow healthcare workers who might be experiencing grief, anxiety, and/or trauma, especially within the COVID environment. |
Leigh Hoodenpyle MA, Lmft - A Leigh has been trained specifically in working with relationships and family systems. While she focuses on marriage and family counseling, a large portion of her practice is individuals. She works with a wide range of life/relationship changes, anxiety, depression, PTSD, sex/intimacy issues, family issues and empowering people to discover their best selves. She employs an eclectic range of techniques especially those rooted in narrative and EFT therapies. |
Claudia Dalton MA, LCMHC - A Claudia works with adults, children, and teens on issues such as anxiety, depression, struggles with parenting, and much more. She believes that everyone deserves to have a safe space to talk and hopes to provide this for you. Spanish is her first language and she works with Spanish and English speaking clients. |
Lexie Lanfrank MS, LCMHC - A Lexie believes that seeking therapy is a way for each of us to advocate for our needs and find light on our healing journey. She works with young adults and adults who want help with a variety of experiences and hardships such as life transitions, anxiety, self-growth, identity development, relationship difficulties, and everyday stressors. |
Janet Canfield MA, LCMHC - A Janet works with adults who are experiencing a variety of issues, such as anxiety, depression, and family and relationship problems. She uses Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and person-centered therapy to assist individuals live their best life. Janet especially enjoys working with folks in the LGBTQ community. |
Sarah Comerford MA, LCMHC - A Sarah uses an integrative approach, though her roots lay in modern psychoanalysis and attachment theory. Sarah believes in the relationship being both the wound and the cure. By coming to therapy Sarah hopes for her clients to access their innate worth. Sarah works with adults across the life span from all walks of life and diverse backgrounds. Sarah has experience with anxiety, depressioon, life transitions, relationhip issues, self-esteem issues, substance abuse, trauma and more. |
Rebecca Mitchell psychotherapy intern Rebecca is a Master's student at NorthWestern University who currently works with adults of all ages experiencing adjustment disorders, anxiety, depression and relational issues. She uses a modern Psychodynamic approach along with Person Centered and Narrative counseling to help clients heal deep wounds. Rebecca is additionally interested in working with adolescents and children and specializing in trauma-related disorders. |
Madison Glackin psychotherapy Intern Madison works with adolescents and young adults who are experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, life changes, trauma, grief and issue related to self-worth, body-image and general well being. She uses techniques borrowed from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help identify hamrful thoughts and diffuse the impact of negative emotions. |
Emily Fulgham Psychotherapy Intern Emily is a Master’s in counseling student at Lenoir-Rhyne University. She primarily uses a relational, person-centered approach to support individuals in living a fuller life and increasing their sense of self-compassion. She strives to create a space where you can pause, take a breath, and reconnect with yourself. She is passionate about working with individuals affected by body shame and diet culture as well as those grappling with perfectionism, anxiety, life transitions, and being their own worst critic. |
Daniela Ginsburg Psychotherapy intern Daniela is a Master’s in counseling student at Lenoir Rhyne University. She works with adults and young adults who are working to find their place in the world, identify their values, explore personal growth, challenge, or unpack issues of identity and identity development, and begin to unlock their full potential. She has experience working with clients struggling with anxiety, depression, bipolar and schizophrenia spectrum disorders, challenging life transitions, and emergence into adulthood. She primarily uses techniques from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and mindfulness-based approaches while integrating the relational lens of modern psychodynamic approaches. She has a particular interest in the intersection between movement and physical wellness and mental health. |
Sam Burr psychotherapy Intern Sam is a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling student at Lenoir-Rhyne University in Asheville. He has over 9 years of experience working with people, primarily young adults, in a variety of settings, including homeless shelters, wilderness therapy, transitional therapy programs, and university settings. His counseling style is an integration of Person-Centered, Solution-Focus, and Acceptance. He has also completed over 500 appointments as a Career Coach and is experienced in helping people find peace in what they do for a living. |
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Hope Hinson msw, lcsw-a |
Kristin Elliot psychotherapy intern |