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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 mixed-breed dog), ready to provide reassurance, comfort, and endless hugs.

I believe that finding the right therapist means meeting with a professional who is truly interested in learning about who you are, what your major life challenges are, and what strengths you possess that can move you to create positive changes. Colleagues and clients describe me as compassionate, honest, trustworthy, and dedicated. 

I am a Licensed Independent Social Worker with Supervisor designation in the State of Ohio, member of the National Association of Social Workers, and a Medical Social Worker at The OSU Wexner Medical Center. Special areas of focus in my practice include grief and loss, crisis, health and wellness, anxiety, and depression. I’ve lived in 3 different countries, and am part of several multiracial families, so I view diversity as something to enhance and enrich our lives and perspectives. I am strong ally to the LGBTQ+ community, and I am passionate about advocating for vulnerable populations.

I received my Master of Social Work degree from The Ohio State University in 2007, and bring over 15 years of professional experience to the practice. Over 10 years in trauma and crisis settings such as hospice and emergency departments have allowed me to encounter the spectrum of human emotions, and I am honored to help people find their calm within the storm during the most stressful times of their lives. My own personal experiences, losses, traumas, and challenges contribute to my natural ability to connect with people of varying backgrounds. 

Self-care is one of the most important aspects to living well, and some of my favorite things to do include hiking, being in nature, spending time with my family and my 2 dogs, playing piano, traveling, exercising, and doing arts and crafts. 

There can exist a healthy balance of head and heart, and we all have the potential for dynamic growth if we are willing to take a deeper look inside ourselves. Through our therapeutic relationship, I would love to help you discover that you already have the answers you are seeking. 

I'm Hannah, a Board Certified Lactation Counselor, and I'm dedicated to supporting you and your baby on your unique feeding journey. I understand that this time can be both beautiful and challenging, and our goal is to provide you with the knowledge, confidence, and personalized support you need to thrive.  I am committed to providing care tailored to your individual needs, ensuring you and your baby feel seen, heard, and supported every step of the way.

I have the experience helping new and seasoned parents alike to navigate feeding challenges with their babies and create plans to help the feeding times an enjoyable time to bond for the parents and their babies.

Whether you're struggling with a fussy eater, experiencing pain, or simply seeking to build a strong foundation for your feeding relationship, I am here to help. Our services are designed to meet you where you are, offering both the convenience of in-home consultations and the comfort of our office. An in-home visit allows for a relaxed and private setting where we can address feeding challenges in your natural environment, providing practical, hands-on support. Alternatively, our office appointments offer a quiet, dedicated space free from distractions, where we can focus on your specific concerns with all the necessary tools and resources at hand.