Greenville Counselors.

Louisville in 2018, I have spent the last 5 years working to help clients cope with their unique mental health challenges.
I have experience working as a therapist with in-home services, outpatient, and residential. I have worked with clients facing anxiety, depression, disordered eating, sexual/physical/emotional abuse, trauma, family conflict, LGBTQIA+, social difficulties, ADHD, obsessive compulsions, and adoption and attachment difficulties.
I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and young adults but welcome all clients. I believe in taking a relational approach and building a relationship based on trust and mutual respect to empower personal growth. I also believe that there is a unique advantage to using creative and kinetic strategies and, yes, we can do that virtually!

and a leader of professional development for counselors in education. During his time in education, Corey had the privilege of working with students, families, and educators from all backgrounds. Before working in education, Corey worked in human services supporting families in need. Because of this diverse experience both personally and professionally, Corey dedicated his life to helping and leading others with their mental health. His training and experience has led to knowledge of treating trauma, ADHD, depression, anxiety, grief, and other mental health disorders in both the school and clinical realms.

and gestalt therapy. She has also worked with pediatrics and adults with cancer, before entering private practice. When Diana is not providing therapy, she enjoys working out, running, and yoga! She also has two grown kids and lives in the Greenville community!

issues including anxiety, depression, behavior/relationship issues as well as self-esteem and stress management. She completed her bachelor’s degree from John Carroll University and her master’s degree in Counseling from Webster University graduate school. Margaret believes that taking that first to step to getting counseling is a great act of courage and can be a very positive life changing event best described by the quote, “Our wounds are often the openings into the best and most beautiful parts of us” by David Richo.

Margaret has received additional post masters training from the Gestalt Institute, MUSC (Charleston, SC), Converse College, Grand Canyon University and is scheduled to begin work on her doctorate in the fall. Margaret works diligently with clients to set goals and assist them in finding their own unique answers to any problems they may be facing while striving to allow clients to do this at their own pace and with strong support. Margaret has been extensively trained in diagnostics and has worked in both the mental health and substance abuse areas during her career. Assessments, cognitive behavior therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, mindfulness, solution-focused brief therapy and family systems therapy are just some of the methods Margaret utilizes with clients, couples and families.

Margaret believes the best collaboration between client and therapist is one of deep respect, caring and authenticity. Wherever you may be in your journey – Margaret seeks to meet you there and provide a comfortable safe place for you to reflect, share, grow and explore ways to allow you to heal, succeed and have your best life.

Margaret’s specialties are:
Anxiety / Panic
Behavior / Mood Issues
Depression
Relationship issues
Couples counseling/Family counseling
Divorce/Separation
Parenting / Oppositional Behavior
Stress Management /Trauma

for a large state agency, a large behavioral health hospital, a women’s shelter, and various non-profits Ann’s experiences have taught her how to work with a wide range of individuals. She specializes in treating those suffering from depression, anxiety, grief, LGBTQIA+, self-harming behaviors, sexual abuse, physical abuse, and parents who need coaching to handle challenging behaviors from their children.