I’m an easygoing, caring, and compassionate clinician who wants the best for every client.

I know life can place real obstacles in your path, and having people in your corner matters. With a PhD in Marriage and Family Counseling, licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor–Supervisor (LPC-S), and recognition as an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, I strive to see the best in people and be a light when things feel dark.

I work with individuals, couples, blended families, and adolescents on concerns such as depression, anxiety, anger, loss of identity, relationship issues, abandonment, and the effects of sexual, emotional, and physical abuse.

I welcome all clients—regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or gender—and provide a respectful, inclusive space. There are no one-size-fits-all shortcuts in therapy. I tailor my approach to your needs, drawing on systemic and evidence-based practices to help you move toward healing, connection, and purpose.

One of our deepest longings is to be heard. I’m here to listen.

Life shapes our beliefs about family, relationships, education, and work—yet in the process, we can lose sight of our own needs. When self-care fades, misunderstandings grow, emotions run high, and isolation or helplessness can follow.

My goal is to meet you where you are, understand your world, and help you navigate the challenges in front of you. Together, we’ll build practical tools to support your well-being and move toward a life grounded in purpose and understanding. I offer a safe, compassionate space for you to share your story and begin healing. One step at a time—that’s all I ask.

Let’s take the first step toward relief from stressors, mental health concerns, and addictions, and toward a healthier, more connected life.

Life isn’t always easy. Building healthy relationships, finding balance, letting go, and staying motivated take dedication and consistency.

I offer a considerate, caring, and non-judgmental space where you can explore what’s getting in the way and practice new tools and perspectives. My approach is collaborative and skills-based—designed to help you make realistic choices, shift unhelpful thinking, and take actionable steps toward healthier relationships and a more balanced life.

Shenita Carter, provides compassionate, client-centered therapy to children ages 5+, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.

Using a person-centered approach, she integrates solution-focused and narrative therapy, structural family therapy, to help clients identify strengths, reframe challenges, and work toward meaningful change. Shenita supports clients experiencing depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, PTSD, relationship concerns, and behavioral issues, and views each client through a systemic lens that honors their unique story, relationships, and lived experiences.

I’m a Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate student at the University of Phoenix, and I’m deeply committed to supporting individuals and families as they navigate their mental wellness journeys. My training is grounded in client-centered care, cultural humility, and trauma-informed practice, with a strong belief that healing happens best in a safe, compassionate, and collaborative relationship.

Before entering the counseling field, I worked in education and organizational leadership. Those experiences strengthened my communication skills, deepened my empathy, and taught me how to connect with people from many different backgrounds. They also shaped the way I show up in the therapy space—listening carefully, creating a supportive environment, and helping clients feel understood as they work through life’s challenges.

As a graduate student at Northwestern University, I am preparing to work with children, adolescents, and young adults as they navigate life transitions, emotional challenges, and personal growth.

In my role as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), I have supported children with autism and their families. This experience has strengthened my ability to connect through empathy, strong communication, and individualized care. My goal is to ensure that every client feels heard, understood, and supported.

Chasity Jordan is a graduate student in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Northwestern University. She is deeply committed to the belief that mental health support is an essential resource for everyone. Guided by the ACA Code of Ethics, Ms. Jordan strives to create a compassionate, person-centered environment where individuals feel safe exploring their well-being.

Debra Walker is often the first point of contact at The Wellness Counseling Group and is dedicated to making your experience as smooth as possible. She assists with scheduling, paperwork, insurance, and general practice questions, and works closely with our clinical team to keep communication clear and timely. Ms. Walker values professionalism, confidentiality, and kindness—and is here to help you feel supported every step of the way.