Dr. Butch Losey
In-Office: Cincinnati | Ft. Thomas | Lexington Virtual: KY, OH, AZ I work specifically with couples who are recovering from infidelity, are dealing with difficulties in communication, find it difficult to talk without arguing, or have problems intimately connecting. My process for couples therapy is systemic, transformational and experiential. My hope is that you will gain a greater understanding of yourself and your partner, which will create transformation in your relationship. I create the session experience so that you will consistently experience each other in a positive, growth-oriented way. You will not come in and "chat with the therapist" about the problem, but work with each other as I coach you through necessary and difficult discussions so that you can create transformative change in your relationship. You will be encouraged to implement healthy strategies, challenged to stop problematic behaviors and taught skills to be a stronger, better couple. My Books: Managing the Aftermath of Infidelity Creating an Effective Couples Therapy Practice Bullying, Suicide and Homicide
Caitlin Yilmazer
In-Office: Cincinnati | Ft. Thomas Virtual: KY, OH I primarily specialize in treating LGBTQ+ populations and couples. I am also experienced in working with individuals and families who may be experiencing a variety of issues, such as: anxiety, depression, anger management difficult life transitions, self-esteem, relationship issues, and other types of systemic conflict. In my work with couples, I have experience with various concerns couples face, including: issues of intimacy and communication, high-conflict, issues of trust, and infidelity. I offer a systemic approach when working with couples and families; this means I incorporate a circular perspective of relationships in sessions. I provide more than a safe space, I provide structured treatment geared specifically towards the unique needs of LGBTQ+ populations. I work with several populations including: same-gender and transition couples, trans population at all phases of transition (binary and nonbinary), various sexual identities, and families seeking to better support and understand.
Lorna Douglas
In-Office: Cincinnati | Ft. Thomas Virtual: KY, OH My approach to counseling is holistic and person-centered. With an attitude of non-judgement and unconditional positive regard, I work alongside my clients to examine how their unique strengths can be harnessed to bring increased balance into every dimension of life: physical, emotional, and spiritual. I primarily incorporate aspects of cognitive behavior therapy, wellness counseling, and mindfulness in my practice with clients in order to help relieve symptoms of anxiety, depression, and stress from mental illness or difficult life transitions.
Dave Brewer
In-Office: Ft. Thomas Virtual: KY, OH, AZ Families today come in all shapes and sizes. And although no family shape or size is bad in itself, dealing with changes or conflicting needs can be hard. Adults and kids in today's families face the challenges that past generations never had to deal with. We face divorce and step-family issues, kids who can't seem to get along with parents, brothers and sisters or other kids. Single parent families, gay and lesbian family members, grandparents raising grandchildren. Some kids just struggle to succeed, either at home or at school, despite tremendous efforts on everyone's part. I work with individuals or families to help them create attainable goals and plans to reach these goals successfully. My focus is on strengths and solutions.
Brittany Schmidt
In-Office: Cincinnati | Ft. Thomas Virtual: KY, OH I specialize in gender therapy. I primarily work with transgender and non-binary teens and young adults. I take a supportive and affirming approach to therapy, and I believe that the client is the expert of themselves. I am here to provide insight, knowledge, and skills. I utilize a neuro-scientific approach in my counseling, and also work with couples and polyamorous relationships.
Stephanie Knipper
In-Office: Cincinnati | Ft. Thomas Virtual: KY, OH Do you feel like you’re always on high alert, waiting for the other shoe to drop? Are chunks of your life missing, leaving blank spots where memories should be? Do you find yourself replaying certain experiences over and over again? If so, you’re not alone. Over 70% of adults have experienced at least one traumatic event in their lifetime. Trauma can leave you feeling like you’re fighting for your life, even when you’re perfectly safe. Unlike other mental health issues, trauma is triggered by an outside event that is so terrible, so intolerable that it leaves an imprint on the brain. As a result, the brain might perceive a threat where none exists. This is why months or even years later, you might feel the same way you did when you first experienced trauma. I know first-hand the way trauma colors every aspect of your life. I also know healing is possible, and your past does not have to define you. Counseling can help you move forward. In a calm, safe, and trusting environment, we will work together to help you heal from the past and find the peace-of-mind you’ve been searching for.
Erin Curry-Zeigler
In-Office: Cincinnati Virtual: OH I work with my clients through individual and partner therapy, with a specialty in treating adults with sexual assault and intimate partner violence. My goal is to provide individuals and couples with a safe, welcoming environment. As a therapist, my role is to help my clients feel comfortable as we work through various thoughts and emotions. My treatment approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Dr. Allie Rhinehart
In-Office: Ft. Thomas Virtual: KY I work with children, adolescents, and adults on a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, adjustment, developmental and behavioral issues, parenting, family systems, relationship dynamics, identity development, career exploration, and wellness. I consider myself a specialist who uses play therapy with children and exploration of family dynamics/early childhood experiences with adolescents and adults to tackle the many challenges of life. The cornerstone of my approach lies in encouragement and empowerment. My goal is to join with clients as they work through troublesome thoughts, learn to manage their emotions, and take steps toward healing. I believe in my clients’ abilities to make intentional decisions about their behavior and the relationships they pursue. I am an Adlerian therapist, which means I see value in belonging and meaning making. I also integrate neuroscience while building relationships with my clients. This is especially useful when helping clients work through developmental issues, trauma, and grief. Situations and experiences do not define us. Instead, with insight and support, we have the opportunity to define who we are and what we might contribute to the world. I have also studied appropriate techniques for incorporating spirituality as a source of hope and connectedness to culture and community, for clients who wish to do so.
Shelly Baxter
In-Office: Cincinnati | Ft. Thomas Virtual: KY, OH, FL As a systemic couples and family counselor, my interactive treatment approach is to provide support and practical feedback to assist clients as we resolve current problems and long-standing patterns. For over 20 years I have worked in an agency and community counseling setting with youth and their families allowing me to be productive with clients from many stages of life. I have also worked on the Clermont County crisis hotline for 10 years. I draw on a variety of styles and techniques to incorporate what will be most helpful for each client and family utilizing systemic family therapy. Specialty include depression, oppositional behavior as well as risk assessment and crisis intervention for youth and young adults. Each client (individual or family) is personally assisted as we work together to build on their strengths and identify a plan to achieve their life goals.
Rose Diaz-Vazquez
In-Office: Scottsdale Virtual: AZ, OH My interest is to work with children, adolescents, and early adulthood for general mental health. I am also part of a grant that focuses on providing support to transition-aged youth with visual impairments who are transitioning from school to further education or the world of work. I can help with depressive disorders, anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorders. I can work with families and can serve as a liaison between school and family.
Bart Campolo
In-Office: Cincinnati Virtual: OH If you feel alone in your problems, want better relationships, or are struggling for direction after losing your faith, we should talk. It sounds simple, but liking yourself, connecting with others, and building a meaningful life can be hugely difficult, especially when you don’t have the understanding and support you need. I specialize in helping people move from “stuck and frustrated” to “engaged and hopeful”. I work with couples as well, in much the same way, with a special focus on improving communication and sexual connection, working through infidelity and mistrust, and becoming better teammates. While we’ll surely talk about your past, I’m convinced that positive change mostly happens in the present, as we focus on building a better future.
Becca Sales
In-Office: Cincinnati | Ft. Thomas Virtual: KY, OH My approach for counseling is primarily person centered and trauma focused. While my specialty is trauma and stress related disorders, I work with teens and adults in a variety of backgrounds, life stages and diagnoses. I am also experienced in working with individuals and families who may be experiencing a variety of issues, such as: anxiety, depression, self-esteem, relationship issues and life transitions including career. My counseling style is collaborative, non-judgmental and supportive. We will use your personal strengths to help you move from a place of “stuck” to a place of hope and resilience.
Hayden Mitzlaff
In-Office: Cincinnati Virtual: OH I am experienced in working with individuals struggling with disordered eating, depression, anxiety, life transitions, post traumatic stress disorder, self-esteem, and LGTBQ+ issues. While I enjoy working with clients of a variety of backgrounds, life stages, and diagnoses, I am passionate about treating adolescents, teens, and young adults with eating disorders.
Lauren Okeefe
In-Office: Cincinnati Virtual: OH I am an EMDR therapist, in progress of my certification. Married into my use of EMDR are somatic (body-centered) approaches and the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) to which I am certified in. Body centered approaches help to restore the body removing stored body memories. EMDR focuses on thwarted/maladaptive responses due to stress. With this, we work to identify core touchstone memories and its link to family of origin connection/ to development/ attachment injuries. Our goal in treatment will be to cultivate a deeper sense of understanding, curiosity and compassion for your past self while building and installing resilience in your present self.
Amanda Caras
In-Office: Scottsdale | Mesa Virtual: OH, AZ I provide counseling for individuals who suffer from anxiety disorders, panic disorder, and obsessive compulsive disorder. I use a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy and structural strategies to assist children, adolescents and adults manage the multidimensional aspects of anxiety disorders. I am currently a master’s student in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at The University of Arizona under the supervision of Dr. Butch Losey. I obtained a bachelor’s degree in psychology from California State University Channel Islands in 2018.
Jordan Porto
In-Office: Cincinnati Virtual: OH I love working with children and adolescents in the school setting. I also enjoy working with families, and couples. I help my clients around issues such as trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and anger-management. I am currently a Clinical Mental Health Counseling student at Liberty University and will graduate in May of 2023. I have worked in the mental health field as school-based case manager and in other mental health professions for the past nine years. I've obtained my bachelor's degree in Human Resources Management from the University of Phoenix in 2019.
Erich Spence
In-Office: Cincinnati Virtual: OH I specialize in working with adolescents and college students who are suffering from anxiety and depression, or just trying to navigate the pressures of school and personal relationships. I am also experienced in working with people struggling with anger management, family issues, and career development issues. My approach is person-centered, supportive, and includes aspects of cognitive behavior therapy. I also utilize mindfulness and relaxation techniques in session.
Alyssa Scivoletti
In-Office: Cincinnati | Dayton Virtual: OH I work with adults, adolescents, family systems and couples. I work with issues such as anxiety, depression, anger management, self-esteem, and relationship issues. I am a Marriage and Family Therapy student at Touro University. I obtained my bachelor’s degree in Youth and Family Studies at Nyack College.
Jatana Boggs
In-Office: Lexington Virtual: KY, OH My approach to therapy is person-centered, engaging in a non-judgmental, cooperative, interactive, and individualized style. I am currently trained in systemic and experiential couples therapy and psychodynamic therapy. I work with individuals, couples, and other partnerships to decrease relationship concerns. My focus areas include infidelity, trouble communicating, high conflict, and difficulty connecting intimately or sexually. I am also experienced in working with anxiety, depression, anger, stress, trauma, PTSD, low self-esteem/self-confidence, career exploration, life transitions, addictions, and SMI. I am a Certified Personal Medicine Coach (CPMC), teaching people how to tap into their inner resilience to aid in overcoming and managing symptoms and other issues. I am currently completing the final coursework for a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Rehabilitation Counseling at Thomasville University, where I have taken additional courses to address substance abuse issues. I am also furthering my training in psychodynamic therapy at Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute (CPI). I obtained my B.S. in Psychology with a minor in Veterans Studies from Eastern Kentucky University.
Deanna Mcpeek
In-Office: Cincinnati | Dayton Virtual: OH I have a primary interest in working with LGBTQIA+ adults and adolescents working through issues of religious trauma, generational trauma, interpersonal trauma, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, and identity development. I practice a holistic, person-centered approach to working with clients' strengths to meet their unique needs. I am kink and polyamory/consensual non-monogamy aware and affirming. My aim is to provide a space of acceptance for who each client is authentically as we work together through diverse situations and emotions. I am currently a second-year Master’s student at Wright State University obtaining my degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a practicum student with the Waybridge Gender Actualization team. I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Psychology with concentrations in Clinical Psychology and Behavioral Neuroscience and my Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from Wright State University.
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Dr. Lucy Hunt
In-Office: Lexington Virtual: KY, OH I am a couples and family therapist taking on new clients seeking treatment for a variety of issues, including conflict, maladjustment, stress, trauma, abuse, grief, and addiction. My goal is to improve the functioning and well-being of the entire family system. My approach is collaborative and flexible, working with clients as active participants in the formation of specialized treatment plans and goals. I have a strong background in relationships research and prioritize evidence-based therapeutic approaches that address the complex and unique needs of individuals, couples, and families. My relational research is published in peer-reviewed journals, and my work has been featured in media outlets such as NPR, The New York Times, and The Economist. I have a doctoral degree in Human Development and Family Science and am currently working towards a clinical degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.
Ahmarin Noor
In-Office: Scottsdale Virtual: AZ My interest lies in supporting individuals and families experiencing acculturation stress and immigrant related challenges. As an immigrant myself, I intimately understand the complexities of that transition. I can connect with and provide support in Hindi and Urdu, and I can speak basic Thai. In my counseling practice, I adopt a comprehensive approach that draws upon the ecological framework, psychodynamic methods, and reality therapy. Also central to my practice is the therapeutic relationship to create a safe and healing environment. I strive to empower those navigating not only stress, but also grief and loss, whether that’s the loss of a loved one, or the loss of a home, or prevalent systems of meaning. In my role as a counselor, I hope to help individuals explore their strengths, gain self-awareness through reflection, and create goals that I can support to ultimately become a reality.
Kaitlin Schick
In-Office: Scottsdale Virtual: OH, AZ My goal as a therapist is to provide a safe, healing environment for clients to work through difficult emotions, process trauma, express their authentic selves, or learn how to navigate the world around them. I work with clients experiencing difficulties such as life transitions, self-esteem, anxiety, depression, trauma, emotional/behavioral dysregulation, and relational issues. I enjoy working with people from all walks of life at whatever stage they may be in. My approach is holistic with training in multiple techniques, so I tend to utilize approaches that best fit your individual needs. I graduated from Eastern Illinois University in 2015 and am currently obtaining my masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand Canyon University. My previous experience includes school based services, inpatient behavioral health, and providing crisis relief to the community. I am currently under the supervision of Dr. Losey.
Deb Walsh
In-Office: Scottsdale Virtual: OH, AZ I collaborate with adolescents, young adults and adults on issues that are impacting their daily lives – such as anxiety, depression, behavioral issues, parenting, and sports related mental performance development. Each individual has their own unique strengths and I work with them to cultivate tools and personal interventions that can assist them during challenging times. I utilize a client-centered approach which allows for a collaborative environment throughout the therapy process. As a trained mindfulness facilitator, I also work with groups of all ages, who would like to incorporate mindfulness-based approaches and resources into their personal routines. I am currently obtaining my master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand Canyon University. Having previously worked under the direction of Susan Kaiser Greenland at Inner Kids, I am currently being supervised by Dr. Butch Losey.
Bismat Nasir
In-Office: Dayton Virtual: OH My primary interest is in working with women and couples who are facing life’s daily stresses as well as more complex issues. These issues include anxiety, depression, self-esteem/identity development, and various relationship issues. I am passionate about providing support and helping people better understand themselves while providing my expertise as a counselor to aid them along their individual paths. I believe in a collaborative approach based on respect and honesty, empowering individuals while working side-by-side with them each step of the way. I am currently In the Clinical Mental Health program at Marshall University. I have over 10 years of experience in the Human Resources field, providing me with extensive experience in building relationships and providing support to others. I strongly believe that no one should have to go through life feeling alone, and I hope that I can utilize my skills to help others grow and thrive.
Emily Peters
In-Office: Scottsdale Virtual: AZ, OH As a therapist I hope my clients feel safe, supported, and empowered. I want to provide an environment that supports healing and holds space for clients to work with their strengths. I enjoy helping people who struggle with issues of depression, anxiety, trauma, and self-esteem. I am obtained my B.S. in Psychology in 2019 and am obtaining my masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand Canyon University
Jack Renner
In-Office: Cincinnati Virtual: OH I work with adults and adolescents dealing with issues such as depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, interpersonal problems, and life transitions. I also counsel couples working through the difficulties of a relationship: communication, intimacy, trust, and navigating life together. I am excited to welcome you, get to know you as a person or as a couple, and collaborate in achieving your goals in counseling. My approach to counseling is person centered: I accept you for who you are and will use your strengths for healing. My treatment is also based in CBT principles. We will mindfully identify unhelpful thoughts and behaviors and work together to adapt them. My practice is holistic incorporating all aspects of you and your life into the healing journey. Finally, my treatment is adaptable. We will collaborate throughout the process and adjust treatment to best serve you. I am currently earning my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Xavier University. I graduated from Ohio State University with a bachelor's degree in 2016.
Emma Kuerze
In-Office: Cincinnati Virtual: OH I work with adults and teens who are dealing with issues surrounding depression, anxiety, emotional regulation, grief, life transitions and adjustment issues. I believe that therapy is a collaborative process where we create a safe and supportive environment in which you can grow, and we work together on your goals. I am very adaptable and will work with you to find the best fit therapeutic techniques to suit your needs. I look forward to getting to know you and working together to reach your desired goals in therapy! I am currently obtaining my master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Xavier University and will graduate in August of 2024. I obtained my bachelor’s degree in psychology in 2022 from the University of Cincinnati.
KatyaMorozova
In-Office: Cincinnati Virtual: OH It takes immense courage and responsibility to navigate life changes, a truth I understand through my own journey of moving to the US and returning to school as an adult. Drawing from my own experiences, I have faced the frustrations and overwhelming moments that transitions bring, and I want to help you navigate through yours. Life is a dynamic journey, and I am here to support you in discovering your strengths and inner resilience and encourage you to integrate newfound knowledge about yourself into your daily life. I am currently pursuing my master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Xavier University. With bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from the National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia, and over 15 years of working with children and their families in different settings, I bring a wealth of academic knowledge to complement my practical experience. I am confident that my diverse multicultural background can provide valuable support to clients with various experience.
CONTACT
Ohio: 513-488-7161
Kentucky: 859-982-3390
Arizona: 480-771-9892
Open Mondays through Fridays: 8:00am to 9:00pm
Saturdays 8:00am to 3:00pm
Some hours may vary depending on clinician.
LOCATIONS
Ohio
4030 Mt. Carmel-Tobasco Rd, Suite 102
Cincinnati, OH 45255
10945 Reed Hartman Highway, Suite 302
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
10554 Success Lane, Suite E
Dayton, Ohio 45458
Kentucky
725 Alexandria Pike, Suite 220
Fort Thomas, KY 41075
424 Lewis Hargett Circle
Suite 247
Lexington, KY 40503
Arizona
7137 East Rancho Vista Drive, Suite B15
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
3707 East Southern Avenue
Mesa, AZ 85206
Indiana
Indianapolis Office
8888 Keystone Crossing, Suite 1300 Indianapolis, 46240
SERVICES
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Suicide ideation
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Self-harm and cutting
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Oppositional and disruptive behavior in children
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Grief and loss
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Children impacted by divorce
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Treatment and support for LGBTQ populations
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Gender Identity counseling, including transgender and gender nonconforming populations
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Sexual trauma/Sexual Assault
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Eating Disorders
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Domestic violence/Partner violence