Meet the Team
Our therapists are hear to help provide the clarity and courage you need to engage in the life you want.
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We're ready to talk
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Kimberly Moynahan
Kimberly completed her Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy from Campbellsville University and her Masters of Divinity at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
She has worked in residential treatment, intensive home and community based, office, and Telehealth based services. Kimberly has completed the Certification for TF-CBT and is an EMDR trained therapist.
She enjoys supporting people of faith as they navigate the integration of their theological beliefs and their mental and emotional health, as well as serving her community as a whole, regardless of belief systems.
As the program director, she seeks to lead her team in a way that promotes their own wellbeing, so they are better able to support those they counsel.
Trauma informed, strengths based, and aware of the whole person, whole family, and whole community, Kimberly promotes the work of knowing and being your true self. Through individual sessions, groups, and workshops her and her team offer clarity and courage for those desiring to move forward in their journey of wellbeing.
Jordan Mikesell
Jordan completed her Masters degree in social work from the University of Texas - Arlington and spent time as a foster care case manager before transitioning to therapy.
She is trauma informed in her care and is an EMDR trained therapist. Jordan has worked with clients ranging from school age through adulthood.
She thrives when helping clients to see the big picture of their whole self and how this impacts the way they are showing up in life.
With clarity of the internal world and the client's strengths, Jordan equips and empower clients through her philosophy of how we as humans were designed to operate in this life and pursue wholeness.
Jordan longs for her clients to move past modifying behavior and step into deeper healing: body, mind, heart, and soul. She is passionate about her work and devoted to the wellbeing of families.
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Kelsey Heckel
Kelsey completed her counseling degree from Asbury Theological Seminary.
Her clinical work has centered on intensive outpatient services for children and adolescents, but she also enjoys working with adults.
She thrives when given the opportunity to walk alongside individuals and families to promote acceptance of themselves and exploration into who they are created to be!
It is her heart’s desire to help other live life more fully and understands this comes through identifying and working through thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. She currently has openings for individual therapy for children, adolescents, and young adults and is seeing clients face to face.
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Teresa Stacy
Teresa is a Licensed Professional Counseling Associate who graduated from Lindsey Wilson College. She uses cognitive behavioral therapy, person centered, solution focused therapies, and has a passion for creative therapy approaches.
She has worked with a variety of populations, but having worked the last 5 years counseling in schools, Teresa is most passionate about her work with children.
Drawing from her experience with her own child, as well as a wealth of professional experience, Teresa specializes in assisting parents in navigating children’s mental health.
Amanda Swack
Amanda completed her Masters degree in social work from the University of Kentucky. Before transitioning to clinical social work, Amanda worked as a case manager for individuals from diverse backgrounds across the life spans.
Recently, Amanda has served as a school counselor for middle and high school students. Amanda is certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and is passionate about partnering with individuals and families that have experienced trauma to address their emotional and mental health needs.
She currently has openings for individual therapy for children, adolescents, and adults for face to face or virtual sessions. Amanda has evening and weekend slots available.
Joy Beth Dawahare
Joy Beth is a Clinical Social worker who received her bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in social work from the University of Kentucky in 2004.
Upon graduating she worked with the department of Psychiatry at the University of Kentucky. Since then, she has been involved with many organizations including Sunrise Children’s Services, Refuge for Women, and the school mentorship program at Southland Christian Church.
She has a passion for helping children and adolescents but works with clients of all ages in a variety of areas which include anxiety, ADHD, coping skills, and adjustment problems. She understands therapy can be overwhelming and intimidating.
Her goal is to create a comfortable and safe environment where the client can share their story as they navigate thoughts, emotions, and life’s challenges.
Trained in various therapeutic techniques, she incorporates the best intervention to suit the client’s needs.
Outside of work, Joy Beth spends time with her husband and four children. She enjoys teaching fitness classes, watching UK football, and traveling with her family.
Joy Beth is now accepting referrals.
Nicholas Jenkins
As a counselor, Nick empower clients to become their healthiest and whole selves by considering their unique stories and experiences.
His approach combines relational psychodynamic and cognitive behavioral perspectives, exploring past influences on current challenges while providing practical tools for growth.
He is trained in trauma-specific interventions and experienced in helping individuals overcome various difficulties.
His goal is to support clients in navigating their personal journey towards better mental health, regardless of background or struggles.
He offer individual and couple's counseling, diagnostic services, and specialized therapies like Accelerated Resolution Therapy and spiritual counseling.
Areas of focus include trauma, existential issues, depression, anxiety, neurodivergence, sexuality, identity, and relationships.
He strives to create a safe and inclusive space for exploration, integrating spiritual principles if desired.
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Molly Ann Halpin
Molly Ann is a licensed professional clinical counselor, as well as a licensed marriage and family therapist.
A transplant from Texas to Kentucky, Molly Ann obtained her Masters in Divinity. Following the unexpected loss of her father, she began her own counseling journey. From that process grew a passion to help others through their own grief and trials and pivoted to obtain her LPCC and LMFT.
As a professional counselor and therapist, She views her role as an opportunity to give hope to others as they embark on the journey of discovering who they are created to be. Her expertise includes teens, family, grief, depression, eating disorders, and communication.