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Sharonda has mentored and worked with children, teens, and their families from various backgrounds for over 7 years. Sharonda has instructed parenting classes and led motivational groups with teens and young adults. She currently works with adolescents with developmental and intellectual disabilities who struggle in the classroom setting as well as outside. Sharonda is presently pursuing her Master’s in Social Work. “I love helping people find their true purpose in life so they can reach their full potential. To see someone grow and soar because of the hard work and dedication they’ve put in brightens my day.” [Read More]

Megan McMillen is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, certified Integrative Mental Health Practitioner and LPCC Supervisor. Megan began her path toward helping others in 2006 and has worked in a variety of settings including; a Domestic Violence Shelter, Psychiatric Hospital, Community Mental Health agency and a Residential Treatment Facility. Megan completed her MEd in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Louisville in 2011. Megan has experience working with a wide range of people with varying treatment needs, so she is extremely adaptable in her therapy approach. Megan uses traditional therapy modalities such as CBT, DBT and Brainspotting, as well as wellness tools in her sessions. Megan, who has her own experience with anxiety and depression, inherently recognizes the importance of taking care of one’s body, mind, spirit, environment and relationships. Megan has been a practitioner of yoga for twenty years, teaches meditation and has knowledge in exercise, new age spirituality, herbs and a certification in nutrition consultation. Megan has a passion for helping teach people to utilize their intuition and strengths to work through current issues and build a positive foundation to better navigate future obstacles. She specializes in depression, anxiety, improving self-esteem, processing trauma, LGBT issues, building healthy relationships, teaching assertiveness, creating healthy boundaries, and most importantly self love. Megan will work with you to correct any unhealthy thoughts and behavioral patterns that are keeping you stuck or disliking yourself and help you blossom into your healthiest self. Megan welcomes people of all faiths, sexual orientation, gender expression, ethnicity and race. [Read More]

Nicole Sartini-Cprek has been practicing therapy professionally since 2010 and working in the field as a non-professional since 1999. Sartini-Cprek’s specialty is helping adults who are recovering from difficult childhoods, leaders who are looking to find more balance in their lives and high-functioning individuals who suffer from anxiety or depression. She also specializes in assisting individuals going through major life changes such as: entering adulthood, starting or graduating from college, getting married, making job changes or preparing for or adjusting to the birth of a child. Nicole’s counseling practice involves integrating traditional talk therapy with mind-body work through the practice of mindfulness, the use of diet and exercise, nutritional supplements and an emphasis on developing a healthy self image. Nicole believes that every life obstacle we face can be transformed into an opportunity for growth. We cannot change the past, but, as long as we are alive, we can acknowledge and act on the fact that we are still writing our stories- that the present and future are still ours to create. We can make the choice to love ourselves just as we are, and at the same time, move forward toward our goals and the kind of life we most want. It is her intention to help every person she works with to the best of her ability and to respect the trust they put in her as a mental health professional by offering thoughtful and evidence-based interventions. [Read More]

Eli Karam, Ph.D., LMFT is a clinician specializing in couple and family therapy and maintains a private practice in Louisville, KY. With over 19 years experience as a mental health professional, and a graduate of both The Family Institute at Northwestern University and Purdue University’s Department of Child Development and Family Studies, Eli is the Past President for the Kentucky Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (KAMFT) and was voted in a national election to serve on the Board of Directors for the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT). He is also a tenured Professor in the Couple & Family Therapy Program in the Kent School of Social Work at the University of Louisville. There he conducts research on couple and family relationships, teaches and supervises therapists-in-training. Dr. Eli also educates the public through various television and radio appearances. [Read More]

Dr. Chapman is a diplomate and certified by the Academy of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies. Dr. Chapman is the Founder and Director of the Kentucky Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders. His specialties include cognitive behavioral therapy including exposure for panic disorder, agoraphobia, specific phobias, and social anxiety disorders. Dr. Chapman also specializes in Exposure and Response (Ritual) Prevention for OCD and Prolonged Exposure for PTSD. [Read More]