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With nearly 17 years of experience practicing in community mental health care, schools, psychiatric hospitals, and healthcare administration, I possess a wealth of experience to help guide people through life's challenges. 

I approach therapy with a strong listening ear and a motivation to uncover and refine the strengths and tools each person already possesses to meet and conquer any challenges. 

My concentration is with adults coping with the effects of depression, grief and loss, anxiety, and PTSD, while confidently helping people navigate life changes such as: transitioning to college independence, getting married, growing families, postpartum, miscarriage, working through divorce, and changing ones' self to be the version of themselves they want to be.  My special interest includes uplifting first responders, their families, and partners.

I am an OU Bobcat and OSU Buckeye, having earned my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Ohio University, and Master of Social Work from The Ohio State University. And, I am a Licensed Social Worker in the State of Ohio with the experience to assess, diagnosis, and treat a variety of mental health conditions. 

Outside of the office, I am the proud wife of a first responder and a busy mom of two young children. While always excited for an adventure or a new experience, I find the most happiness and peace in the ordinary moments spent with my family and friends. 

I often ask myself “what will my future self be grateful for?” and encourage you to consider this mantra when choosing to invest in your future self through therapy. 

Caitlin receives ongoing clinical supervision from Christy Daron, LISW-S and is currently accepting new clients.

Haley specializes in working with children & adolescents ages 10-18 years old and adults. She has a true passion for working with teens as they develop their identity and the way they see themselves change in response to peers, family, school, and other social environments. Haley believes in "meeting a person where they are," which means intentionally listening to understand a client’s values, needs, desires, and even their trauma responses.

Haley is a lover of public service and anything literary. She has experience working in communities, hospice care, crisis and trauma, mental health, and substance use. Losing her father to terminal illness in 2020 has allowed Haley to understand the complexity of the grief process and has made her a great support for those experiencing grief and loss. 

Her life mantra is “It gets better,” and her therapeutic approach strives to show clients they have the tools to take back control of their life despite challenging and unexpected circumstances.

Haley lives in Columbus, Ohio, with her two dogs Pennie and Odie. She graduated from the Ohio State University with a Masters in Social Work and is a Licensed Social Worker in the State of Ohio, a member of the National Association of Social Workers, and a member of the Columbus Women’s Rugby Club. Haley also proudly serves as an advocate and agent of impact as an aide for a City Council Member. 

Haley receives ongoing license supervision from Megan Deaner, LISW-S ( I.1901444-SUPV)

Meet Haley’s office companion, Odie, a cuddly boy (American Eskimo dog mixed-breed), ready to provide reassurance, comfort, and endless hugs.

I am a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with a strong passion for mental health because I see it as the foundation of our overall wellness. I come with 21 years of diverse nursing experience, having spent 11 years as a medical cardiology nurse and 10 years as a labor and delivery nurse. These experiences helped shape my holistic approach to mental health care by showing me how much physical health and life experiences influence mental wellness.

Along with my professional experience, staying deeply connected to the different seasons of my own life shapes how I show up today, as a clinician who listens without judgment, offers reassurance and thoughtful guidance, and delivers care that is both clinically sound and genuinely compassionate.

As the wife of a first responder for over 20 years, I also bring a personal understanding of the unique lifestyle, stressors, and emotional challenges that come with being part of a first responder family. I am passionate about supporting those who dedicate their lives to helping and protecting others.

My approach is straightforward, friendly, and relational. I aim to create a space where you feel heard, respected, and free to be you. I see people ages 13 and older who are struggling with chronic worry, persistent sadness, mood changes, intrusive thoughts, past traumatic experiences, difficulty managing stress, and adjusting to life transitions.  I have a special interest in working with teens, young adults and those who are navigating pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood, as well as first responders and their family members.

Outside of my work, spending time with my husband and our two young adult children always fills my cup! I also enjoy running, gardening, and simply being in nature, which helps me stay grounded and balanced. And my favorite way to end a day is on the couch watching a movie with a cup of tea and our 90-pound boxer, who is convinced he is a lap dog!

I see mental health treatment as a partnership. Together, we will create a personalized plan that focuses not only on managing distressing issues but also on helping you feel more balanced and empowered in your daily life.