Clinical Staff
Sandhya Celestin, MSW, LSW, LCDP, CADC
I am a big advocate for self-determination and exploration of what resiliency means to my clients. And empowering them with that. Also pushing the mission’s idea of “sometimes adverse life experiences can create defense mechanisms that can complicate or inhibit our journey towards self-actualization”. I have dedicated my career towards i
I am a big advocate for self-determination and exploration of what resiliency means to my clients. And empowering them with that. Also pushing the mission’s idea of “sometimes adverse life experiences can create defense mechanisms that can complicate or inhibit our journey towards self-actualization”. I have dedicated my career towards implementing trauma-informed care as a basis of my practice philosophy. It is my passion to help clients throughout this therapeutic journey to find their true sense of self and discovering the inner voice of strength that they didn’t realize they had all along.
As a Licensed Social Worker specializing in individuals, couples, teens, and adolescents building a strong, trusting therapeutic relationship and rapport is essential for success within treatment which, I don’t take lightly. I received my master’s degree in social work, with a concentration in generalist practice.
As Certified in Drug and Alcohol counselor, I have experience with behavior modification and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for those learning how to cease their cravings while learning how to reframe their thinking towards the addiction itself. I have also been successful in modifying behavior with persons struggling with Conduct or Oppositional Defiant behaviors.
With over eight years’ experience as a clinical therapist and a graduate of Delaware State University with my Master’s in Social Work, I specialized in psychodynamic therapy. Among my areas of expertise include but not limited to persons suffering from, a history of trauma, depression, anxiety, restorative justice for persons formerly incarcerated, sexual identity-related concerns, and many more.
Clinical staff
Kimberly Allen, MS
I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services and a Master of Science degree in Professional Counseling. My specialty is Co-occurring Disorder and I am passionate about supporting individuals in their recovery journeys and achieving their wellness goals.
My experience includes assisting individuals struggling with anxiety, dep
I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services and a Master of Science degree in Professional Counseling. My specialty is Co-occurring Disorder and I am passionate about supporting individuals in their recovery journeys and achieving their wellness goals.
My experience includes assisting individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, and addiction. I have utilized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Person Centered Therapy.
Overall my goal is to provide a safe and supportive space and collaborate with clients on their therapeutic journeys to develop new coping skills.
Clinical staff
Chelby McCall, MA
Chelby McCall, MA
Chelby McCall, MA
As a clinician I understands that taking the first step to start therapy can be difficult and sometimes scary, but I am committed to providing a safe respectful and accepting environment for adults, adolescents, and children to share their stories to allow me to gain insight into their current needs and challenges. I have clinical traini
As a clinician I understands that taking the first step to start therapy can be difficult and sometimes scary, but I am committed to providing a safe respectful and accepting environment for adults, adolescents, and children to share their stories to allow me to gain insight into their current needs and challenges. I have clinical training experience working with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, trauma, stress related disorders, and co-occurring disorders. My primary approach to therapy is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as well as a mindfulness approach. My goal as your therapist is to provide you with ample support throughout your struggles and leave you with tools to navigate through challenges outside of the therapy room. Mental health can be hard to navigate on your own and I am here to help!
Sheba Brown, LMSW
Chelby McCall, MA
Chelby McCall, MA
Self Discovery is the best path to mental health wellness, we can get there together.
With over 20 years of social service experience, I have learned strategies from my clients that enables me to bring a sense of tranquility to every session.
Through my years of service I have developed an eclectic style of counseling that includes you as t
Self Discovery is the best path to mental health wellness, we can get there together.
With over 20 years of social service experience, I have learned strategies from my clients that enables me to bring a sense of tranquility to every session.
Through my years of service I have developed an eclectic style of counseling that includes you as the lead. I am trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, Motivational Interviewing and Trauma Focused Therapy.
I have successfully counseled many clients and their families diagnosed with psychosis, depression, ADD/ADHD, anxiety, paranoia, trauma, intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, conduct disorder, hallucinations as well as those struggling with identity issues.
I look forward to joining you on your journey of healin
Clinical Staff
My name is Michael Jones and I am a Behavioral Specialist with over 15 years in the counseling field. Many of my clients experience stress, grief, anxiety, depression, difficult life transitions, and challenges surrounding blended families and changing behaviors. My experience surrounds settings in both large cities and small towns with a span through a variety of cultures.
It becomes an important piece of our work together that I tailor my counseling approach to your needs and comfort level. My desire to help, support and motivate others comes from a personal history with overcoming some of life's major challenges and obstacles. Learning there is help out there, knowing that we can overcome suffering and find our inner strength, has become an important mission for me.
Cognitive behavioral, humanistic, empowering, and task oriented approaches are used widely in my practice. At times it can be simple daily challenges that become too overwhelming for us, while other times suffering from longer lasting challenges such as death and various trauma are why my clients seek support. When change is needed, whether we know what needs to be changed or not, we can take a look at what is going on around and within us. It is at this time that this change can begin to occur. By taking the first step to a more healthy you, healing can begin, doors will open, growth occurs, and new life skills can be obtained. I hope to meet you and am glad you made it here.
Specialty
Stress, Anxiety, relationship issues, self esteem, depression, drug and alcohol, behavioral modification