"Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light."

EMDR Trained, ADHD Clinical Services Provider, Bariatric Counselor, Owner, Head Therapist  

"I enjoy helping my clients identify and reach their goals by providing them with a safe, judgement free place to express their concerns and talk about their stressors."

 "My great passion is bringing healing to people who have been through traumatic life experiences. I help my clients, who include children and adults, find healthy perceptions of themselves so they can know themselves as peaceful, complete, and safe."

 "Being a counselor is more than a job for me—it's a calling. I love being a counselor because I get to help people navigate their challenges, build their self-esteem, discover their strengths, find their voice, and achieve personal growth. Every day, I witness the resilience and courage of my clients, and it's an honor to support them on their journey."

"I went into counseling because I realized there is a lot of hurt, confusion and poor decision making that results in a lot of Individual and family pain. I would like to assist people to  learn healthy and successful behaviors!"

Moneika has been a mental health therapist for 7 years, earning her Masters Degree from the University of Kentucky in 2006. However, she has been in the mental health field for almost 18 years, working for the state of Kentucky as a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor and also at The Bethany House as a counselor and advocate. We are happy to welcome Moneika to our family of therapists.   

"I have a BA in Human Service and Counseling and a Masters in teaching. The thing I love most about my career is being able to see positive changes take place, that I have helped clients to achieve."

Jami was born and raised in Somerset, KY. She graduated from Somerset Community College with an Associates in Applied Science in Business Management and Eastern Kentucky University with a Bachelors in Science in Psychology and a certification in Veteran’s Studies. She has been the President of the Autism Support team of Pulaski County since 2017 and has been very active in the neuro-diverse community. She loves learning and growing from the community that has helped push her further. 

"Since I started as a targeted case manager, I have made it a goal of mine to help any and all individuals who are seeking assistance with stabilizing not only their mental health, but their physical aspects of life as well. From linking and assisting clients with resources in and out of their community, to providing support and encouragement, I will go above and beyond for them. To say that I enjoy helping those in need would be an understatement; I absolutely thrive to make my clients quality of life better."

"I enjoy helping others, I always have, and it's what I'm good at. I love social work because it gives me a sense of belonging to a greater good. I  have only been a case manager for over a year, but I have about 7 years of working with individuals on a community level."

"I love being a social worker because of the diversity of people I get to work with and having the chance to make a difference in their lives. I grew up in poverty and knew at a young age that without support or help from others it can be life or death for some. I want to be a safe person to those that are struggling and help them in any way to achieve their goals".

Jill enjoys spending time with her family. She also finds her happy places in gardening and cooking, as well as in poetry and song writing. 

"When you open your heart to those in need, you can offer them light in their darkest hour, and hope when everything feels impossible."  

"I love doing what I do because helping people also helps me in return; it's really rewarding. Also, I know what it's like to be the person who is needing help, so I have that unique insight."