LeAnn is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor with an M.Ed. in School Counseling from UCO. She is also a yoga instructor with an RYT-200 certification through Yoga Alliance. She uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, mindfulness, breathwork, movement and bibliotherapy to help clients live a life of joy, balance and inner peace.

LeAnn has a therapy dog, Penny, who is a 7 year-old Golden Retriever.

Megan is an LPC Candidate who holds a Bachelor's Degree in Education, a Master's in Community Counseling, and a Life Coach Certification. Megan takes an integrative approach to counseling that is tailored to meet the needs of each individual client and their desired therapeutic outcomes. Megan believes that true healing comes from doing the hard, but necessary work of looking inward and observing, nonjudgmentally, what is going on beneath the surface that is contributing to how we show up in and engage in the world. This allows us to live in a more embodied way that positively benefits ourself, relationships, and community. Megan enjoys working with adults dealing with a variety of issues related to mental health to help them create an environment of healing that restores safety and control in their lives. Megan is currently accepting Soonercare and private pay clients.

Casie's approach to counseling is built on understanding that no matter where you are in life, everyone needs a safe place where they can truly be “human” without judgement. It is my belief that courage is the foundation of the counseling environment. The courage of a client to allow a therapist to be present while they work through their needs takes beautiful and oftentimes immense courage. A therapeutic relationship can heal and direct the well-being of past and present experiences that are affecting balance and peace through restoration, rebuilding, and renewing practices. Casie's client focused approach emphasizes strength-based resilience that targets the client's needs and may utilize therapies such as cognitive behavioral techniques (CBT), internal family systems (IFS), solution-focused therapy, and mindfulness techniques among others.

“Through my own challenges, growth and healing processes I have a newfound passion to help others progress toward living their lives to the fullest. Becoming an LPC is allowing me to serve as a source of support and encouragement for others to experience positive change through spiritual, emotional, and physical wellness.” - Casie Moore

Amanda is an LPC Candidate with a Master of Education in Applied Behavioral Sciences from Oklahoma City University, and a Level 1 Certification from the Hakomi Institute in Mindfulness-Based Somatic Psychotherapy.

Amanda employs the philosophy that meaningful change is possible when we accept ourselves completely, in this moment, exactly as we are. She believes that healing occurs through the alchemy of a conscious therapeutic relationship based on the exploration of the connection we continually co-create with ourselves, our world, and each other.

Amanda works with adults and couples. Areas of interest include belonging, relationships, intimacy, sexuality, systemic issues, anxiety, depression, and relationship with the body and food. LGBTQ-friendly.

Siobhan's personal philosophy of counseling is rooted in her belief that people come from all walks of life and as therapists it is our obligation to meet individuals where they are in the present moment. Siobhan seeks to assist clients in navigating their challenges by being empathic and offering unconditional positive regard. She respects clients as the experts of their lives and simply acts as a guide in supportively walking alongside them as they face their endeavors. She believes that, within each of us, there are inherent strengths which have the power to help us heal from the inside out and it is the therapist's duty to empower and encourage clients to discover, identify, and utilize these strengths as clients work toward resolution and resolve.

Louis L. Hay said it best with this quote, "You have the power to heal your life, and you need to know that. We think so often that we are helpless, but we're not. We always have the power of our minds...claim and consciously use your power." Our thoughts play an instrumental role in our understanding of the world, our mindset, and our perspectives. By walking with clients through their journeys and offering support and guidance, Siobhan seeks to empower clients to create the change they want to see for themselves and their lives. Siobhan's approach to counseling is eclectic, as she utilizes tools from different theoretical frameworks, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Person-Centered Therapy (PCT). She is also open to exploring alternative treatment approaches, within her scope, as she adheres to her obligation to provide the care and treatment that best meets the needs of the client.

Lastly and above all else, Siobhan holds to treating all clients with respect and compassion, regardless of their circumstances. She understands the courage necessary to take the step of asking for help and is diligent about meeting every client with acceptance and understanding.

Annie is in the final year of her Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling as well as being a Certified Life Coach. She believes that the better we know ourselves and our own boundaries, the more aligned we become. She provides support by providing a safe environment and a listening ear. Her approach is holistic, person-centered, and goal-oriented. She believes you are the expert in your life, and that together you can work through negative thinking patterns and implement psychological tools for a healthy mindset and outlook on life. Her areas of interest are self-esteem/confidence issues, life adjustments, body image difficulties, depression, anxiety, stress management and relationship issues.

Annie has traveled the world and been surrounded by a multitude of different cultures and people. As an immigrant from Norway, she knows how challenging it can be to move to a different country with a different culture. She is a recent transplant to Oklahoma and loves everything outdoorsy as well as spending time with her two dogs.