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.

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Ebony provides in-person therapy for school settings. Telehealth for children and adults outside of the school setting. She specializes in CBT, person-centered therapy, psychoanalysis therapy, behavioral therapy, and solution-focused therapy. “I am trained in different modalities and can support clients with multiple concerns such as anxiety, depression, early adulthood transitions, substance use, behavioral concerns, and self-esteem building. She is not accepting clients at this time as she is full.

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Christine brings over 15 years of experience in mental health support, family engagement, and behavioral coaching to her work with children, teens, young adults, and families. A University of Kentucky graduate with a Master of Social Work and advanced certificates in both Clinical and School Social Work, she loves incorporating play and art into sessions to create a warm, welcoming space. Her compassionate, strengths-based approach draws on CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and mindfulness to help clients build resilience and work through anxiety, social skills challenges, and emotional regulation. Christine sees clients in person at our Lexington office and also provides therapy directly in school settings in Clark and Fayette County.

Have you been feeling overwhelmed, tired, or mentally exhausted by day-to-day life? Maybe past choices no longer feel aligned with who you are, or you know something needs to change but aren't sure which direction to take. It's easy to get stuck in routine and miss the parts of life worth enjoying.

You don't have to work through it alone. One of my favorite moments in therapy is seeing someone move from thinking about what they want to taking real steps toward it. The goal is to help you manage what life brings while making more room for what matters to you. I work with children, adolescents, and adults ages 5–50 facing anxiety, depression, mood disorders, behavioral concerns, or academic difficulties. In a nonjudgmental space, we'll talk openly about what's happening, identify what's keeping you stuck, and build skills and action steps to improve your quality of life.

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I help people cultivate a better understanding of their relationship with themselves and others. Whether you are coming in for relational issues, grief, burnout, career change, transitions to/from college, or self-discovery; I take pride in providing an open and inclusive space for all identities. Whatever the problem, you don't have to face it alone. Before becoming a therapist, I have over 7 years of experience working as a healthcare professional. During this time, I learned the value of being an accepting and affirming provider. I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Kentucky and my graduate degree from the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver. During my time at the University of Denver, I trained at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in the OCD program utilizing evidence-based treatments to treat OCD and anxiety. I am trained in a variety of evidence-based approaches and committed to life-long learning to improve client outcomes. I acknowledge that finding a therapist can be hard, and it can be the greatest investment of your life once you find the right fit. I strive to create a space where you feel fully accepted and empowered.

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Contact: 859-208-0003

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist specializing in couples therapy, anxiety, depression, ADHD, grief, and life transitions. CBT, Gottman Method & family systems. Holly works with Individuals college age and above, Couples, and Families.

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Caroline has worked in the mental health field in various roles since 2017. She received her master’s degree in 2022 from the University of Kentucky with a certificate in Substance Abuse. Using an integrative and person-centered approach, her goal is to foster a safe space for people of all identities to help encourage self-discovery and personal growth. Caroline has experience working with couples and families, in addition to working with people facing addiction, anxiety, depression, and trauma.

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Christy Ray is a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC) with more than 20 years of nursing experience across emergency care, critical care, and psychiatry. She holds a Master of Science in Nursing from Northern Kentucky University and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Indiana Wesleyan University, and she has a particular focus on serving underserved and vulnerable populations.

Christy provides evidence-based, patient-centered medication management for depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, autism, intellectual disabilities, ADHD, and related concerns. Grounded in her faith, her approach centers on compassion, respect, and inclusivity. She is passionate about raising mental health awareness and reducing stigma, and stays active in community outreach and professional organizations.

Melanie is a licensed Clinical Social Worker who focuses on building therapeutic relationships by creating a welcoming and secure environment where clients feel comfortable participating as they are. Melanie’s areas of expertise lie in treating trauma, depression, and professional burnout. Her approach incorporates person-centered and evidence-based methods, empowering clients to grow, heal, and flourish. In her therapeutic role, Melanie sees herself as a "Mental Health GPS." While you, the client, are in the driver's seat of your healing journey, Melanie acts as a supportive passenger with a map, guiding and aiding you along the way. If this approach aligns with your needs, she welcomes the opportunity to discuss how your collaboration can help you move past obstacles and progress on the road of life.

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I have my masters in Clinical Mental Health and a Bachelors in Psychology. I have 5 years experience working with adults, adolescents, families, couples, and facilitating DBT, SA IOP, and Nurturing Parenting groups. I have experience working with mood disorders, BPD, adjustments, relational issues, and SA. I am an eclectic therapist, using a variety of therapeutic techniques tailored to each client's needs. I utilize techniques derived from a variety of evidence based psychotherapy models including DBT, CBT, Gottman, IFS, Schema, Adlerian, Polyvagal, and Gestalt.

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My experience includes 24 years as a police officer which has given me insight into both trauma and PTSD. I worked in community mental health where I supervised all school mental health therapists in Clark County. I have completed internships in private practice and working with court-ordered clients. I am trained in EMDR and CPT as well as other modalities. I believe in working with the client to develop a treatment plan together. This allows us to work toward goals the client and I have set together.

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I work with adults who find themselves returning to the same difficult places — caught in patterns that feel predictable and resistant to change. My approach moves through the clinical relationship itself, helping clients understand the deeper structures shaping their emotional and relational lives so that new responses can emerge. I came to clinical work through military service, coaching competitive climbers, and my own experience in therapy. I hold a master's in social work with a focus in trauma and I am an active member of the Lexington Psychoanalytic Study Group and the American Psychoanalytic Association.

Hi, I'm Seth! I create a space where you can be yourself—no pressure, no judgment. I show up as a real person too, with compassion, honesty, and a bit of humor when it fits. I work with individuals facing anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, and relationship challenges, along with addiction and co-occurring disorders. Using approaches like CBT, DBT, ACT, and Motivational Interviewing, I tailor our work together to fit your goals and pace, whether you're looking for immediate relief or lasting change.

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Melissa earned her bachelor’s degrees in psychology in 1997 and her master's degree in counseling in 1999, both from Marshall University in Huntington, WV. Having been a counselor for over 20 years, she has had the opportunity to help children, teens, and adults with a variety of challenges in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Melissa genuinely values the client/counselor relationship. Using a person-centered approach, she prefers to connect with clients and join them in whatever season of life they are in, explore obstacles they may they be facing, and focus on empowerment, and development of a greater understanding of self. It is Melissa’s goal to join your journey to creating the life you want to live. She says, "Whether it is with feelings of anxiety, depression, or trying to sort through past trauma, it can seem like an impossible mountain to climb. The good news: You don't have to do it alone."

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Contact: 859-412-2105

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Hi, I'm Michelle! I'm a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with over 10 years of experience helping children, adolescents, and families heal and grow. I'm a fluent bilingual English/Spanish speaker and a Nationally Certified Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist, and I love creating a welcoming space for clients as young as three through young adulthood. I've worked in schools, homes, offices, and foster care, and I focus on meeting each family where they are, building trust, and working together toward the outcomes that matter most to you.

Jennifer graduated from Lindsey Wilson in 2018 with a Master of Education in Clinical Counseling. She is licensed in both Kentucky and Ohio. Jennifer sees clients of all ages with various needs, including day treatment for adults diagnosed with serious mental illness (SMI) and children with behavioral issues and serious emotional disturbance (SED) diagnoses. Jennifer uses an eclectic, trauma-informed approach incorporating CBT and has been trained in TF-CBT and EMDR. She also incorporates play-based and art-based interventions into her therapeutic work. Jennifer is available in for in person at our Maysville location, or via telehealth for all of Kentucky.

My use of CBT techniques helps my clients to first become aware of harmful, maladaptive, or unwanted thoughts and behaviors. After that, we can explore where these thoughts and behaviors stem from, what triggers them, how to prepare for them, and ultimately how to redirect and counteract them. By shedding light and awareness on the problem(s), we are then able to take our power back and lead our thoughts in a direction and manner that is positive and fulfilling to our lives. I aim to create a safe space where my clients feel comfortable to share and discuss anything. I won’t flinch at even the most intense topics, and I will match your energy and meet you where you are.

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Starting therapy can be scary when you don't know what to expect or who you'll be talking with. In my experience, the typical therapy setting often lacks consistency and clear communication about what's ahead. I believe therapy should be collaborative, not led by one party. I usually begin sessions with a plan, but plans can change depending on what you bring. It's your boat; I'm just part of the crew helping you reach the destination you set.

Growing up is hard. Being a teenager or young adult is hard. Being "different" is hard. But it doesn't have to happen without guidance and encouragement. I strive to be the person I needed when I was younger by staying present and flexible with my clients.

Through metaphors, humor, and structure, I push young people to become the version of themselves they feel they can be. Neurodivergence is often treated solely as a disability, which can leave you surviving but not living. I encourage clients to use their differences and strengths to thrive. Direct communication and consistency between sessions are the norm with me, which helps reduce anxiety about therapy itself.

Sessions often focus on personal growth, independence, nonverbal cue awareness, communication, confidence, and social skills. Building and maintaining friendships can be confusing, complicated, and emotional, and a patient, helpful hand can make a huge difference. You don't have to stay lost, misunderstood, and confused by your emotions and the world. I often tell clients they "can do hard things." Often, going to therapy is the hard thing, and that's okay.

I earned a Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Eastern Kentucky University and have since achieved LPCC-S licensure and the RPT credential. Since graduating, I've spent extensive time learning how Autism and ADHD affect individuals and how best to serve this population, and I've earned certification in AutPlay and Child-Centered Play Therapy. I'm currently expanding my knowledge of new information and therapy approaches to help neurodivergent individuals transition into independence where possible. Elizabeth specializes in Autism and ADHD Testing, Lean More.

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I strive to create a warm, respectful, and empowering space where clients feel safe, supported, and understood as they work toward meaningful and lasting change. I have experience working with children, adolescents, and adults, and take a holistic, person-centered approach that honors the whole individual—mind, body, and spirit—while recognizing that you are the expert on your own life. I enjoy working collaboratively with clients to explore anxiety, depression, life transitions, and behavioral concerns, and to develop goals that feel realistic and meaningful. When working with children, I incorporate play therapy, art, mindfulness, and skill-building techniques to help them express themselves, better understand their emotions, and build healthy coping skills.

Sara provides in-person therapy in Lexington, and school settings in Fayette County, KY.