McCartney Labor-CPC Student Therapist

McCartney is a practicum-level clinical mental health counseling student at Northwestern University. With a strong emphasis on growth, wellness, empowerment, and autonomy, McCartney is committed to supporting clients who experience mental health concerns and seek professional assistance. Upon graduation, McCartney aspires to work with children, adolescents, and families, helping them achieve their goals through appropriate diagnosis, assessments, and various evidence-based counseling practices.

McCartney aims to specialize in play therapy, focusing on at-risk children and adolescents with a history of trauma and adverse childhood experiences. The goal is to assist them in increasing emotional regulation and resilience while addressing their trauma. McCartney feels prepared for this challenge due to the accreditation of her master's program by CACREP, membership in the American Mental Health Counselors Association, and completion of 6 continuing education credits on various aspects of counseling.

At her current practicum level, McCartney is approved to work with individual adults with mild mental health concerns. Starting in the summer of 2025, McCartney will be permitted to work with groups, and in the winter of 2026, she will be able to work with children and adolescents.

McCartney Labor- CPC Student Therapist

Janice Brown- CPC Student Therapist

Janice is a Master’s-level student in Clinical Professional Counseling with a deep commitment to supporting individuals and families on their journey toward improved mental well-being. She considers it both a joy and a privilege to walk alongside clients as they work toward healing and growth. Janice provides compassionate and competent care to children, adolescents, teens, individuals, families, and groups. She is especially passionate about breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and is dedicated to creating a safe, supportive environment where open conversations and understanding can thrive.

Her clinical focus includes a broad range of mental health challenges such as behavioral concerns, depression, anxiety, family and relationship issues, suicidal ideation, grief, and stress. Janice believes strongly in the inherent capacity of each person to make meaningful and lasting changes when provided with the right support. She fosters a collaborative and nurturing therapeutic environment that promotes self-exploration, resilience, and personal growth.

By emphasizing intentional progress and equipping clients with essential tools and education, Janice empowers individuals to overcome obstacles, build confidence, and lead lives aligned with their values and goals. She especially enjoys working with clients from diverse backgrounds and addressing issues such as self-esteem, self-care, and major life transitions. Janice approaches every therapeutic encounter with empathy, respect, and a commitment to deep healing. It is her honor to serve her community and to support clients in cultivating lives of purpose, balance, and well-being.

“Thoughts are the shadows of our feelings, always darker, emptier, and simpler. A thought is like the tip of the iceberg. If you want to see the truth, dig deeper.”

Tami Madsen- CPC Student Therapist

I believe in the power of being truly heard. As a student therapist, I take a person-centered approach—collaborating with each individual to explore what is most meaningful, helpful, and healing for them. I offer support to those experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, relationship challenges, and spiritual concerns, with a focus on fostering growth and resilience. Blending clinical training with lived experience, my approach is both informed and empathetic. I believe that self-understanding often leads to self-improvement and lasting change, and I aim to support that process through a compassionate and empowering therapeutic relationship.

I am currently a graduate student at the University of the Cumberlands, gaining hands-on experience as I complete my clinical training. My work is supported by licensed, experienced therapists who provide ongoing mentorship and supervision. Clients can expect attentive, collaborative care that is both thoughtful and well-informed. I welcome individuals from all backgrounds and honor each person’s unique path toward healing.

Tami Madsen-CPC Student Therapist

Taylor Lindell-MFT Student Therapist

I am an MFT (Marriage and Family Therapy) student intern at Touro University Worldwide, with a strong background in education as a high school teacher. This experience has given me a unique perspective on the challenges teens face both inside and outside the classroom. Currently pursuing my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy, I am gaining valuable clinical experience under the supervision of licensed professionals, focusing on supporting teens and their families through life’s most challenging moments.

Having worked closely with adolescents in an academic setting, I understand the emotional, social, and behavioral hurdles that can arise during the teen years. From issues like academic pressure, peer relationships, identity exploration, and family conflicts to mental health struggles such as anxiety, depression, and self-esteem concerns, I am dedicated to helping teens navigate these challenges with confidence and resilience. My therapeutic approach is rooted in empathy, cultural humility, and evidence-based techniques that promote emotional growth and healthy coping strategies.

In addition to individual therapy, I also work with families to address communication issues, conflict resolution, and strengthening relationships. I believe that fostering a supportive family environment is essential to helping teens thrive, and I work to empower both adolescents and their families to create lasting, positive changes.

With my background in education and my ongoing training as a therapist, I am committed to providing a safe, non-judgmental space where teens and their families can heal, grow, and work toward a brighter future.

Taylor Lindell-MFT Student Therapist

Jesse Charland- CPC Student Therapist

Jesse is a CPC graduate student specializing in a variety of therapeutic areas including, but not limited to, working through depression related symptoms, life stage and developmental stressors, supporting parents with neurodiverse children, and working with artists and musicians. Drawing from over 20 years as a session and touring musician, Jesse’s unique background and perspective allows him to approach counseling with a deep understanding of the emotional challenges faced by those in creative fields.

Jesse’s time on the road has cultivated a worldview that is inclusive, empathetic, and curious—qualities that inform his approach to counseling. Whether working with individuals grappling with depression, navigating the complexities of caregiving, or assisting creatives in managing resistance, Jesse strives to create a supportive, non-judgmental space for growth and healing.

Jesse Charland- CPC Student Therapist

Deanna Howard- CPC Student Therapist

I’m CPC graduate student that wants to provide a safe and compassionate space where clients feel supported and accepted. I have a strong commitment to supporting individuals through their different journeys. I am empathetic and passionate about providing compassionate and culturally competent care, focusing on trauma, anxiety and depression, relational struggles, transitions, let us come together so we can work towards accomplishing your goals and gaining the confidence that is needed to process and progress. Life is built through different challenges, and there are times where we all may need to realign and rediscover their individual ability to identify their strengths.  I want my client to feel comfortable in exploring their emotions, build resiliency, and work on their personal growth. I want every therapy session to have a special meaning and some form of growth to each session for the client as well as developing my skills as a therapist. 

Deanna Howard- CPC Student Therapist

Harrison Boyajian- MFT Student Therapist

Life can be full of unexpected challenges and surprises and my goal is to help clients develop the right skills to navigate through them. The idea of therapy can be intimidating to some, but I believe that creating a relaxed and judgment free environment where one can feel free to express themselves is oftentimes the first step towards genuine healing and self-growth.

Whether your goals involve processing anxiety, depression, bereavement, or something else entirely, I am here to work with you and move you forward at a comfortable and therapeutic pace. I blend emotionally focused techniques with solution focused ideas and a narrative framework. This unique client centered approach helps explore and process the meanings and connections behind their thoughts and the emotions within their unique stories. Providing everyday tools for individuals, couples, children, teens, and families.

Please feel free to reach out, and I look forward to working with you on your therapeutic journey!

Harrison Boyajian- MFT Student Therapist

Myah Hurd- MFT Student Therapist

Hi there! My name is Myah, and as a graduate student therapist, I am here to support you. Life often throws unexpected challenges our way—some difficult, some overwhelming, and some just downright unfair. Together, we can navigate these struggles and uncover your strengths.

I strive to create a warm, safe, and supportive space where you feel seen, heard, and understood. I deeply value the therapeutic relationship, believing that true healing stems from honesty, trust, and open communication. My passion lies in working with individuals, couples, families, and children of all ages. Whether you’re facing relationship challenges, navigating trauma or abuse, coping with anxiety or depression, or adjusting to life transitions, we will work together to explore your inner resilience and potential.

My approach is collaborative, person-centered, and emotion-focused, allowing clients to embrace their authenticity, self-acceptance, and strength. I integrate systemic approaches, emotionally focused therapy (EFT), experiential techniques, and contextual methods to provide a tailored and meaningful therapeutic experience.

Above all, I believe that everyone is capable of growth, resilience, and meaningful change. You are worthy of love, understanding, and the opportunity to be truly heard. If you're ready to take that next step, I’d be honored to walk alongside you on your journey.

Myah Hurd- MFT Student Therapist

Elijah Gutman- CPC Student Therapist

I am a Clinical Professional Graduate Student, but also a fellow traveler. I love creating space for everyone to talk and be themselves, Whatever you are going through, I want to provide a space for you to be you authentic self. I can help you by being an ear for understanding. I specialize in ADHD, decolonizing therapy. PTSD, young adulthood, cultural issues, Internal Family Systems, and existential therapies, but have the ability to take on other issues as well. I offer structured, specialized care that is hard to find elsewhere in our current environment. Let's, start this journey together, what are you waiting for? 

Elijah Gutman- CPC Student Therapist

Baylee Taylor- MFT Student Therapist

As a Marriage and Family Therapy student therapist, Baylee strives to create a warm, supportive space where growth feels possible and clients' voices are truly heard. Baylee believes that healing happens through connection, both with others and within ourselves. Their approach is rooted in person-centered therapy, emotionally focused therapy (EFT), and collaborative, systemic methods. Together with clients, Baylee explores experiences, uncovers strengths, and works through the challenges that may be holding them back.

Baylee works with children, individuals, and couples, helping clients navigate relationship dynamics, life transitions, and emotional struggles. Whether clients are seeking to strengthen relationships, process difficult emotions, or better understand themselves, Baylee is there to walk alongside them at their pace.

Reaching out for support takes courage, and Baylee deeply values the trust it takes to begin this journey. Baylee is committed to working together with clients to create a path forward that feels authentic and empowering.

Baylee Taylor- MFT Student Therapist

Jasmine Perez- CPC Student Therapist

I am a Clinical Professional Counselor graduate student, dedicated to helping individuals, children, teens, adults, students and athletes navigate life’s challenges. My goal is to create a compassionate, supportive space where clients can heal, grow, and work toward positive change. I deeply believe in the power of personal growth and the resilience within each person to overcome life’s obstacles.My focus is on building strong, trusting therapeutic relationships where clients feel heard and understood. Together, we will explore your goals, develop coping strategies, and support your personal growth. My aim is to help reduce distress, foster resilience, and empower you to engage meaningfully with life, even in the face of adversity.

Jasmine Perez- CPC Student Therapist

Nana Attakora-MFT Student Therapist

I am an MFT student trainee at Red Rock Counseling, currently pursuing my clinical hours toward a Master’s degree in Psychology Counseling and working toward licensure in the state of Nevada and California. As a U.S. Air Force veteran with over 10 years of service, I have a deep passion for supporting individuals and families in navigating life’s challenges. I can address various issues all while providing a non-judgmental, compassionate, open, safe and inclusive space from all areas and walks of life, including veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, children, women, couples and families.

Nana Attakora- MFT Student Therapist

Brittany Greene-MFT Student Therapist

Brittany is a MFT student therapist who strives to create a safe and supportive space for couples, families and individuals to navigate their challenges and build stronger, healthier relationships. She believes healing happens through connection and loves to help her clients rediscover their strengths and overcome obstacles. She is patient, hopeful, and believes deeply and believes deeply that everyone is worthy of love and can find peace in their life. Schedule an appointment and take the first step on a path to feeling better!

Brittany Greene- MFT Student Therapist

Alezea May- MFT Student Therapist

I am a dedicated student therapist who believes therapy should be a space where you feel truly heard and understood. I assist clients in developing the strength to take the first step towards developing a meaningful relationship with life. Whether facing stress, relationship struggles, or personal transitions, together we can work toward achieving the clarity and confidence you need to move forward in life with intention. I believe in having therapy sessions that have true meaning behind them and am hoping to further my skills so I can continue to improve myself as a therapist.

Alazea May- MFT Student Therapist

Jessica Bello- CPC Student Therapist

Jessica Bello- CPC Student Therapist

Meet Jessica, a clinical mental health counseling graduate student with a lifelong passion for understanding the complex nature of human behavior. Committed to helping individuals, couples, and teens navigate life challenges, she creates a collaborative, supportive, and empathic environment where clients feel heard, validated, and empowered to make positive changes. She believes in everyone’s capacity for personal growth and fosters mutuality in the therapeutic relationship. Jessica utilizes an integrative approach rooted in existential theory to address trauma, anxiety, depression, women’s issues, LGBTQ+ concerns, and sexual well-being. Jessica is dedicated to creating a safe space where clients can explore their strengths, overcome challenges, and reach their full potential. With life comes uncertainty, and Jessica is here to help you navigate it with resilience and confidence.

Donna Sim- CPC Student Therapist

Donna is a graduate student therapist committed to providing a compassionate space where clients are met with acceptance in their work to gain greater self-understanding. She believes that clients can be empowered to make positive and meaningful changes within a supportive environment that promotes collaboration and purposeful progress.

Guided by her core values of autonomy, respect, and empathy, she recognizes that therapy is a deeply personal experience. Her integrative approach is tailored to meet each client's unique needs in a culturally sensitive manner that honors their individuality.

She enjoys working with clients from diverse backgrounds to address a variety of concerns, including anxiety, depression, addiction, self-esteem, interpersonal difficulties, and major life transitions, to help them create lives that reflect their values and goals. *She is only seeing adult clients for individual sessions at this time.

Donna Sim- CPC Student Therapist

Kenisha Smith- CPC Student Therapist

Kenisha is a Clinical Professional Counselor graduate student who considers it a joy and privilege to partner with individuals and families along their journey to improving their mental wellbeing. Kenisha is particularly interested in working with women and minorities to assist with issues related to anxiety, depression, grief, family/relationship issues, and issues related to navigating this “new” economy and the systemic challenges that many face on a daily basis.

Kenisha has spent a significant amount of her career (10 + years) working in the mental health field advocating for the mental health needs of children and families involved in various systems of care. Kenisha genuinely understands the stigma, shame, guilt, and challenges that come with trying to navigate the many systems in place to obtain appropriate and caring help for your child and for yourself, as a parent. These experiences have led Kenisha to being very passionate about working with individuals and families to improve their mental wellbeing and relationships with others, while assisting people with locating the resources available to them to not only make themselves healthier but also their family. Kenisha uses a systems approach to assist people with recognizing any unhealthy patterns and generational trauma that may be present within their family dynamics to assist people with not only understanding those patterns but providing a framework of how these dynamics are leading to increased anxiety and tension and how to improve these issues to have a more balanced emotional self and family unit.

Kenisha is also passionate about providing mental health services for military service men, women, and families/spouses. Being a part of a military family and a former marine combat veteran spouse, Kenisha understands the challenges that individuals from military families face when seeking help for their mental health or the mental health of a loved one who is serving or has served our country.

Kenisha believes that each person is capable of change and believes that individuals already possess what is needed to bring that change to light and sees herself as someone who walks alongside you and/or your family to assist you with creating the change that you want to see for your life.

Kenisha Smith- CPC Student Therapist

Gabi Chun- MFT Student Therapist

Gabriella believes that true healing takes place when we are fully supported in expanding our capacity for self-compassion. She is dedicated to helping others reclaim their inner strength and reintegrate joy into their daily lives. Her approach is collaborative and person-centered, valuing people as experts of their lives and stories. Gabriella offers a validating, non-judgmental and safe space to help you explore strengths, challenges and feelings with greater self-acceptance and authenticity.

Her areas of focus include inner child healing, adverse childhood experiences, overcoming complex and sexual trauma, cultural/ identity issues, adoption trauma, relationship concerns, anxiety, depression, grief, substance abuse, self-esteem and navigating life transitions.

As a former middle/high school teacher and counselor, she has experience working with youth of all ages and backgrounds. She is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher who would love to help you with integrating somatic, breathwork and mindfulness practices into your wellness routine and therapy sessions.

Gabriella believes that holistic modalities such as yoga, meditation and sound healing can be extremely impactful in promoting overall well-being. Through providing psychoeducation about the mind-body connection, clients can learn to shift from states of survival and fear to natural states of love, joy and peace.  

Gabi Chun- MFT Student Therapist

Raymond Bueno- CPC Student Therapist

Raymond is a Clinical Professional Counselor graduate student who emphasizes a strong therapeutic relationship to foster a safe and collaborative environment for his clients.

Raymond believes that his clients are the experts of their own lives.

Raymond works with individuals, couples, and families. He focuses on depression, anxiety, stress, substance abuse, addiction, trauma, self-esteem, emotional disturbance, grief, and Catholic and Christian counseling.

He collaborates with his clients to help them overcome life’s difficulties so that they can live their best lives.

Raymond Buen- CPC Student Therapist

Teri Raven- MFT-I

Teri works with individuals, couples, and families and has a heartfelt love for working with children.

With warmth, sincerity, and unconditional support, she holds a confidential, gentle space for her clients to be their most authentic selves.

Teri specializes in child therapy, relationship issues, divorce, infidelity, blended families, life and academic pressures, trauma, social anxiety, and depression.

Teri Raven- MFT Student Therapist