Lacey Bell, is a board-certified psychiatric–mental health nurse practitioner with 16 years of nursing experience. She earned her Nursing degree from Morehead State University and completed her MSN at Northern State University in 2024. Lacey provides evidence-based psychiatric care and medication management for adults ages 18 through geriatrics, offering personalized, across‑lifespan treatment plans. Known for a compassionate, patient-centered approach, she prioritizes collaboration with patients and families to optimize mental health outcomes and support long-term wellness.

Autumn believes that every person carries the capacity to heal — and that asking for help is one of the most courageous steps anyone can take. Guided by her motto, "Everything is Figureoutable," she brings a compassionate, client-centered approach to therapy that meets people exactly where they are. Her goal is to reduce the stigma around mental health by creating a safe, open space where real conversation and genuine growth can happen.

Her background is rich and varied — spanning child protective services, case management, long-term care, substance use treatment, and outpatient therapy — giving her a well-rounded understanding of the many ways life can feel overwhelming.

She works with clients ages three and up and has a particular passion for supporting children and families through behavioral challenges. She also works with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relationship issues, and life transitions, using evidence-based approaches including CBT, TF-CBT, Family Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing.

My background is in Psychodynamic / Psychoanalytic Therapy with over 5 years of formal training. I am currently a candidate to become a certified Psychoanalyst through the Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute. I enjoy helping others navigate their inner world and come to a better awareness of the internal conflicts they are facing. I believe that our unconscious thought processes guide most of what we do and the decisions we make. A better awareness and understanding of how our development influences this can lead to a healthier and more fulfilling life. My own experience in therapy has shaped my desire to share it with others.

I am also trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and have openings for this short term treatment utilizing bilateral desensitization to help alleviate somatic and visual symptoms of acute trauma. This approach is often very beneficial in conjunction with longer term psychotherapy.

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Rachel is a dedicated and compassionate therapist with over five years of experience supporting children and adults through life's challenges. She has worked with individuals from diverse cultures and backgrounds and is passionate about creating a safe, welcoming space for all clients, including the LGBTQ+ community. Rachel earned her master's degree in counseling from the University of Kentucky and believes in empowering clients to take charge of their mental health. She draws from person-centered therapy, CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, and trauma-focused treatments. Rachel is also certified in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), especially helpful for PTSD healing.

I believe every person has their own unique story, and you deserve care that truly fits you. With a PhD in Social Work and years of experience across vocational rehabilitation, transitional housing, child advocacy, infectious disease, and heart disease and stroke prevention and care, I've had the honor of walking alongside people through some of life's most difficult moments. That wide range of experience taught me one thing above all else: people are resilient, and the right support makes all the difference.

My approach is warm, person-centered, and built around you — your goals, your values, and your pace.

Lisa Horobin is an advanced practice registered nurse, board-certified as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner.  She has been working in the mental health field for more than 10 years, and as an NP for 4 years. Lisa currently treats clients aged 14 and up specializing in mood/depressive disorders, anxiety, panic, psychotic disorders, schizophrenia, ADHD, insomnia, and PTSD.  Lisa is LGBTQ+ friendly and currently seeing clients via telehealth only.

Telehealth only.

I have been working in the mental health field for the past 17 years. My experience includes serving diverse populations including senior adults, dementia, caretakers, and those coping with end-of-life decisions. I have an extensive background in the areas of depression, anxiety, grief and loss. My approach is person-centered while offering a supportive therapeutic alliance. We all have situations that occur in our life that create stress and a need for extra support. I strive to offer that support in a nonjudgmental, empathetic environment. I draw upon many years of experience focusing on the client. My passion is helping clients reach their desired resolutions. I earned my master’s degree for Social Work at the University of Kentucky in 1995. I received my LCSW in 2011 while working in an inpatient state psychiatric hospital.

Hi, I’m Haylee, a licensed social worker with both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Kentucky. I specialize in working with children, adolescents, teens, and young adults—typically ages 5 through the mid-20s—and have been doing so for the past two years. My approach to therapy is warm, playful, and creative. I love incorporating art and play into sessions to give young clients space for imagination, emotional expression, and freedom to be themselves. My goal is always to create a safe, engaging environment where growth and healing can happen naturally.

Amanda is a compassionate, trauma-informed therapist who believes healing happens through a genuine, collaborative therapeutic relationship. She creates a safe, supportive space where clients feel empowered to explore their experiences, process past wounds, and create meaningful, lasting change. Amanda specializes in helping adults navigate trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, and life transitions while building healthier coping skills, stronger boundaries, and a deeper connection with themselves. Her approach is warm, practical, and individualized, blending evidence-based therapies—including EMDR—to help clients better understand patterns, heal from difficult experiences, regulate emotions, and move toward a life that feels more balanced, authentic, and aligned with their values.

I am a person-centered therapist who believes growth and healing happen through a supportive, authentic therapeutic relationship. My goal is to help clients feel understood, build on their strengths, and recognize their ability for change and growth within themselves. I draw from a variety of evidence-based approaches to tailor treatment to each client’s unique needs. I have experience working with children, teens, and adults from diverse backgrounds and strive to create a warm, safe, and nonjudgmental space for each person I work with. I am trained in perinatal mental health and am especially passionate about supporting those who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss. I also enjoy working with women navigating difficult life transitions and seasons of overwhelm, including divorce, chronic illness, autoimmune conditions, anxiety, and burnout. My approach emphasizes connection, emotional safety, self-understanding, and empowering clients to move toward healing and growth at their own pace.

Emily Keck is a relational therapist who integrates somatic and IFS-informed practices. She offers Christian counseling when requested. Emily approaches therapy from a trauma-informed perspective to support deeper healing and self-understanding. She specializes in helping clients carrying grief, burnout, anxiety, or trauma. Many of the people Emily supports are navigating family strain, relational wounds, infertility, chronic stress, demanding career roles, or major life transitions like motherhood.

She believes therapy works best when you feel safe enough to be yourself. Emily’s style is collaborative and grounded in authenticity, creating a supportive space where clients feel seen, understood, and empowered. Therapy with her, while intentional, does not feel overly clinical or cold. She aims to offer thoughtful care with warmth and depth where clients can express themselves authentically. 

Kristina is a licensed professional counselor whose approach is as straightforward as it is compassionate. She believes meaningful change happens when clients feel genuinely seen and safe enough to be real about what they're struggling with.

With extensive experience in substance use, trauma, and recovery settings, Kristina specializes in supporting adults navigating addiction, grief, relationship challenges, and the lasting effects of difficult life experiences. She approaches every client through a trauma-informed lens, helping them understand their story without shame and recognize the strength it took to get here.

Her style is collaborative and flexible, drawing from evidence-based practices to help clients build insight, strengthen coping skills, and reconnect with their sense of purpose. Whether you're seeking stability, healing, or personal growth, Kristina meets you where you are and walks alongside you toward sustainable change.

As a therapist, I provide a safe, nonjudgmental space for healing, growth, and transformation.

I specialize in supporting individuals facing emotional, mental, and behavioral challenges, with a focus on both short-term relief and long-term change. My approach blends evidence-based therapies with holistic wellness practices, addressing not just symptoms, but the whole person—mind, body, and lifestyle. I am EMDR informed and am currently finishing up my official certification with EMDRIA. I can provide EMDR to my clients at this time. I am also certified in complex trauma and nutrition for mental health. I work primarily with older teens, college students, adults, and couples. I have a lot of experience working with addictions and co-occurring disorders. I have worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

I have been in the field for 20 years in various roles. I worked in the family court system for more than 10 years, and after we moved to the US, I worked for a Supervised Visitation program for 6 years. Since then I have worked as a survivor advocate. I studied psychology and counseling in my home country, Turkey, and received my Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from the University of Kentucky with a Clinical Social Work Certificate. I have firsthand immigration experience along with professional experience working with the immigrant population. I am bilingual, and my primary language is Turkish. I also have extensive experience working with families in the family court system and working with survivors of intimate partner violence. I use motivational interviewing, solution-focused brief therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and schema therapy modalities. I look forward to empowering and supporting you on your journey toward well-being, resilience, and self-discovery.

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Grounded in a systemic approach, Margo looks at how relationships, environment, and life experiences shape what you're going through. She works with teens, adults, and couples, with a strong passion for couples counseling and advanced training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). Many couples find themselves stuck in negative cycles — having the same arguments, feeling unheard, or growing distant. Margo helps slow those moments down, recognize the pattern, and begin to shift it. She also draws from IFS, CBT, and exposure-based techniques, tailoring therapy to each client's unique goals so you don't have to figure everything out on your own.

Anna is a compassionate and empathetic advanced practice nurse with a deep commitment to providing patient-centered care. With a diverse background in health care over the last decade in both acute care and mental health, she holds board certification as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC), as well as certification in Critical Care Nursing (CCRN). Anna is known for her caring approach and dedication to supporting her patients' physical and mental well-being through personalized, thoughtful care. Her approach is rooted in building trusting relationships and ensuring that each patient feels heard, valued, and understood.

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Madison (they/them or she/her) earned her bachelor’s degrees in psychology and gender women’s studies, as well as a certificate in undergraduate social science research from the University of Kentucky in 2021. They continued at the University of Kentucky and completed their master’s degree in social work with a clinical social work certificate in 2023. In late 2023 they completed parts 1 & 2 of EMDR training and consultation through an EMDRIA-approved program at the Institute for Creative Mindfulness. Madison uses humor, honesty, and compassion to foster connections with clients. In addition to providing one-on-one, couples, and group services, they have advocated for policy reform, provided medical and legal advocacy for survivors of sexual violence, and worked on resource development for the LGBTQIA2S+ community in Central Kentucky. Madison’s practice and values are aligned with anti-oppression and trauma-informed frameworks and informed by queer and feminist theory. Madison incorporates evidence-based practices including Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to assist clients in their healing. Madison is committed to creating space for you to find the relief and support you deserve. They look forward to getting to know you!

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Drew has a strong passion for meeting clients where they are and working towards their identified needs and goals. Drew graduated from the University of Kentucky with his Masters in Social Work in 2014. He provided mental health services for children and adolescents at risk of being removed from their homes or being returned by Child Protective Services for several years after graduating before moving on to more traditional psychotherapy. Drew has extensive knowledge and experience working with families, children, and individuals, particularly those who have experienced trauma. He uses treatment modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, TF-CBT, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and more. Drew has immediate openings for both telehealth and in person appointments. 
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Being a human in this world can be so difficult and confusing! I love to help people become a version of themselves they can feel good about.  If we are not clear on what our personal values and goals are, we can end up feeling lost with no direction. My training helps me to help people gain insight into the ways their past experiences have shaped their present. The process of changing and doing things differently often involves working through difficult feelings such as grief, shame, and regret; no one should have to deal with these feelings alone. The better we understand ourselves, the more empowered we are to take control of our lives and become our most authentic selves. I am here to provide a safe space and to create the conditions necessary for healing and lasting change. My approach is eclectic; psychodynamic & person-centered informed by feminist & existential theories. I frequently work with autistic folks, LGBTQIA+ folks, trauma/dissociative disorders, and identity/existential issues.

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Hello, my name is Ray Lynn. I am a mother, sister, daughter, girlfriend, member of the LGBTQ+ community, mother to a beautiful trans child. I have spent most of my professional decade-long career working with kids, families, bio parents, and social workers from the foster care system. I worked with children school aged and up, as well as a lot of work with transgendered youth aging out of the foster care system. Trauma is different for each person. With education, acceptance, and exploration we can all work towards healing and learning to love ourselves in the process. Therapy is important because healing is messy, and does not color in the lines. Join me in creating a new masterpiece, with you at the center, driving the change. Ray Lynn provides in-person therapy available in Lexington, and in school settings in Madison County, KY.