Staff Bios - Find Your Therapist for Life’s Challenges
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Meet Dorian Gatlin, MSW, LCSWA (therapist)
Dorian Gatlin is a dedicated and compassionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate (LCSWA) with a strong background in counseling children, adolescents, and families. Dorian earned his Master of Social Work from the University of Texas at Arlington and holds certifications in trauma-informed care and child welfare. He brings over a decade of experience in educational, child welfare, and therapeutic settings, where he has successfully guided clients toward growth and resilience.
Dorian’s approach to therapy emphasizes creativity, flexibility, and connection, helping clients feel empowered as they navigate challenges. He has particular expertise in supporting at-risk youth, fostering family reunifications, and addressing issues such as trauma, anxiety, and identity development.
A skilled facilitator, Dorian has developed and led innovative parent education programs and community workshops on topics like technology addiction and mental health. He has also led Fatherhood Engagement Groups, Teen support groups, Monogamous non-monogamous relationship groups, and LGBTQ+ support groups. His collaborative spirit and ability to build rapport make him an asset to clients of all flavors and colleagues alike.
In addition to his clinical work, Dorian mentors student-athletes at Duke University and NC State, combining his therapeutic skills with a passion for advocacy and coaching. His areas of expertise include Depression, Social Anxiety, Sports Performance Anxiety Coaching, Electronic Addictions, Relationship Coaching, Family Counseling, Therapy for children, adolescents, and families, Trauma-informed care, Group facilitation and education, Advocacy and mentorship.
When he’s not working, Dorian enjoys exploring creative projects and finding new ways to engage with his community.
Dorian is accepting new clients for appointments both in-person in our Raleigh office and by telemedicine for clients 8 years old and over. He has IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY starting on March 10, 2025. Please click here to request an appointment or call us at 844-345-2256 extension 1 to become a new client.
Dorian Gatlin is a dedicated and compassionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate (LCSWA) with a strong background in counseling children, adolescents, and families. Dorian earned his Master of Social Work from the University of Texas at Arlington and holds certifications in trauma-informed care and child welfare. He brings over a decade of experience in educational, child welfare, and therapeutic settings, where he has successfully guided clients toward growth and resilience.
Dorian’s approach to therapy emphasizes creativity, flexibility, and connection, helping clients feel empowered as they navigate challenges. He has particular expertise in supporting at-risk youth, fostering family reunifications, and addressing issues such as trauma, anxiety, and identity development.
A skilled facilitator, Dorian has developed and led innovative parent education programs and community workshops on topics like technology addiction and mental health. He has also led Fatherhood Engagement Groups, Teen support groups, Monogamous non-monogamous relationship groups, and LGBTQ+ support groups. His collaborative spirit and ability to build rapport make him an asset to clients of all flavors and colleagues alike.
In addition to his clinical work, Dorian mentors student-athletes at Duke University and NC State, combining his therapeutic skills with a passion for advocacy and coaching. His areas of expertise include Depression, Social Anxiety, Sports Performance Anxiety Coaching, Electronic Addictions, Relationship Coaching, Family Counseling, Therapy for children, adolescents, and families, Trauma-informed care, Group facilitation and education, Advocacy and mentorship.
When he’s not working, Dorian enjoys exploring creative projects and finding new ways to engage with his community.
Dorian is accepting new clients for appointments both in-person in our Raleigh office and by telemedicine for clients 8 years old and over. He has IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY starting on March 10, 2025. Please click here to request an appointment or call us at 844-345-2256 extension 1 to become a new client.
Meet Dariusz A. Szajnert, MSW, LCSWA (therapist) (Pronounced: Darius Shynert)
Dariusz Szajnert earned his Master of Social Work degree from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, where he focused on clinical social work, strength-based practices, and solution-focused therapy. He is a member of the Phi Alpha Honor Society and has completed internships in outpatient therapy, Intensive In-Home (IIH), and Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT) settings, as well as refugee resettlement.
Dariusz has extensive experience providing care in diverse settings, including his current role as an ACTT Team Lead at RHA Health Services, his work with inner-city youth in a community juvenile justice program, and his previous role as a residential life staff member at a college preparatory boarding school. He specializes in working with children, adolescents, and families, including:
Fluent in Polish and French, and currently improving his conversational Spanish, Dariusz is passionate about serving multicultural communities and incorporating cultural sensitivity into his practice. His therapeutic approach is rooted in client-centered care, emphasizing empowerment and collaboration. Dariusz’s warm demeanor and engaging presence allow him to build meaningful connections with his clients.
Outside of his professional life, he is an avid ultimate frisbee player, having competed in high school, college, and adult leagues. He is also a dedicated father, raising his daughter with love and curiosity, which has further deepened his understanding of family dynamics and the importance of fostering resilience.
Dariusz is accepting new clients for appointments both in-person in our Chapel Hill office and by telemedicine for clients 8 years old and over. He has IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY starting on March 10, 2025. Please click here to request an appointment or call us at 844-345-2256 extension 1 to become a new client.
Dariusz Szajnert earned his Master of Social Work degree from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, where he focused on clinical social work, strength-based practices, and solution-focused therapy. He is a member of the Phi Alpha Honor Society and has completed internships in outpatient therapy, Intensive In-Home (IIH), and Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT) settings, as well as refugee resettlement.
Dariusz has extensive experience providing care in diverse settings, including his current role as an ACTT Team Lead at RHA Health Services, his work with inner-city youth in a community juvenile justice program, and his previous role as a residential life staff member at a college preparatory boarding school. He specializes in working with children, adolescents, and families, including:
- Families with adopted children or teens, drawing from his personal and professional experiences.
- Families from diverse cultural backgrounds navigating transitions and adjustment after moving to the United States.
- Children and teens experiencing separation or divorce-related challenges within their families.
Fluent in Polish and French, and currently improving his conversational Spanish, Dariusz is passionate about serving multicultural communities and incorporating cultural sensitivity into his practice. His therapeutic approach is rooted in client-centered care, emphasizing empowerment and collaboration. Dariusz’s warm demeanor and engaging presence allow him to build meaningful connections with his clients.
Outside of his professional life, he is an avid ultimate frisbee player, having competed in high school, college, and adult leagues. He is also a dedicated father, raising his daughter with love and curiosity, which has further deepened his understanding of family dynamics and the importance of fostering resilience.
Dariusz is accepting new clients for appointments both in-person in our Chapel Hill office and by telemedicine for clients 8 years old and over. He has IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY starting on March 10, 2025. Please click here to request an appointment or call us at 844-345-2256 extension 1 to become a new client.
Meet Carla Andersson, MSW, LCSW (therapist)
Carla Andersson, originally from Michigan, earned her Master’s in Social Work (MSW) from The University of Kentucky and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). With over 23 years in healthcare, including 17+ years in End of Life Care, Carla brings a wealth of experience to her therapy practice, specializing in individual, couples, and family therapy for adults 18 and older.
Carla is passionate about helping people navigate life’s ups and downs, whether you’re dealing with depression, anxiety, stress, or relationship issues. She’s especially skilled in supporting women’s mental health, and she understands the unique pressures college students face. Through techniques like Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Carla can teach you how to manage emotions, build resilience, and improve your relationships. Plus, if you’re an animal lover, you’ll appreciate her experience with Animal Assisted Therapy, incorporating her adorable Cocker Spaniels, Stella and Moose, and her bunny, Caramel, into sessions.
With a deep background in Grief and Bereavement Counseling, Carla also offers compassionate support for those facing significant losses or life changes. She believes that therapy is not just about addressing problems but also about growing emotionally and becoming the best version of yourself.
When she’s not helping clients, Carla loves spending time outdoors, whether she’s gardening, working out, or simply relaxing with a good jigsaw puzzle or some mindful coloring. She’s all about maintaining a healthy work-life balance and enjoys quality time with her four daughters, husband, and friends, especially those she’s met through her CrossFit community.
If you’re looking for a therapist who can guide you through the challenges of college life and beyond, Carla is here to help you grow, heal, and thrive.
Carla Andersson is accepting new clients for appointments both in-person in our Raleigh office and by telemedicine for clients 18 years old and over. She has IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY and is excited to work with you on your journey! Please click here to request an appointment or call us at 844-345-2256 extension 1 to become a new client.
Carla Andersson, originally from Michigan, earned her Master’s in Social Work (MSW) from The University of Kentucky and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). With over 23 years in healthcare, including 17+ years in End of Life Care, Carla brings a wealth of experience to her therapy practice, specializing in individual, couples, and family therapy for adults 18 and older.
Carla is passionate about helping people navigate life’s ups and downs, whether you’re dealing with depression, anxiety, stress, or relationship issues. She’s especially skilled in supporting women’s mental health, and she understands the unique pressures college students face. Through techniques like Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Carla can teach you how to manage emotions, build resilience, and improve your relationships. Plus, if you’re an animal lover, you’ll appreciate her experience with Animal Assisted Therapy, incorporating her adorable Cocker Spaniels, Stella and Moose, and her bunny, Caramel, into sessions.
With a deep background in Grief and Bereavement Counseling, Carla also offers compassionate support for those facing significant losses or life changes. She believes that therapy is not just about addressing problems but also about growing emotionally and becoming the best version of yourself.
When she’s not helping clients, Carla loves spending time outdoors, whether she’s gardening, working out, or simply relaxing with a good jigsaw puzzle or some mindful coloring. She’s all about maintaining a healthy work-life balance and enjoys quality time with her four daughters, husband, and friends, especially those she’s met through her CrossFit community.
If you’re looking for a therapist who can guide you through the challenges of college life and beyond, Carla is here to help you grow, heal, and thrive.
Carla Andersson is accepting new clients for appointments both in-person in our Raleigh office and by telemedicine for clients 18 years old and over. She has IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY and is excited to work with you on your journey! Please click here to request an appointment or call us at 844-345-2256 extension 1 to become a new client.
Shara Laccone, CPNP (med provider)
Shara is a board certified Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner who provides medication management for children, adolescents, and young adults up to age 25 years old. She is accepting new patients and has immediate availability for appointments.
Shara received her Master of Nursing from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Before coming to our practice, she worked for 5 years at UNC Children’s Hospital in the pediatric intensive care unit. Soon, however, Shara realized that her
passion was to care for children, adolescents, and young adults with mental health concerns. Shara emphasizes a holistic approach to mental health care to include supplements, lifestyle choices, therapy, and medication to help young people live full and healthy lives. Shara treats patients 5-25 years old for depression, anxiety, ADHD, autism, PTSD. OCD, and mood disorders.
Shara lives in the triangle area with her husband, two sons and three cats. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, backpacking, cooking, and hanging out with her family. She also finds time to volunteer with the Goathouse Refuge in Pittsboro and the Autism Society of North Carolina’s Camp Royall in Moncure,
Initial appointments are 60 minute consultations to evaluate if the patient and Shara are a good match for ongoing treatment. Once we are seeing patients for in-office appointments, Shara will only be available at our Chapel Hill location. Please complete our contact form online or call 844-345-2256 ext 1 to schedule your intake/new patient appointment! If Shara is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number 844-345-2256 and then press 719 for her extension. For medication refills, please complete this online form.
Shara is a board certified Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner who provides medication management for children, adolescents, and young adults up to age 25 years old. She is accepting new patients and has immediate availability for appointments.
Shara received her Master of Nursing from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Before coming to our practice, she worked for 5 years at UNC Children’s Hospital in the pediatric intensive care unit. Soon, however, Shara realized that her
passion was to care for children, adolescents, and young adults with mental health concerns. Shara emphasizes a holistic approach to mental health care to include supplements, lifestyle choices, therapy, and medication to help young people live full and healthy lives. Shara treats patients 5-25 years old for depression, anxiety, ADHD, autism, PTSD. OCD, and mood disorders.
Shara lives in the triangle area with her husband, two sons and three cats. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, backpacking, cooking, and hanging out with her family. She also finds time to volunteer with the Goathouse Refuge in Pittsboro and the Autism Society of North Carolina’s Camp Royall in Moncure,
Initial appointments are 60 minute consultations to evaluate if the patient and Shara are a good match for ongoing treatment. Once we are seeing patients for in-office appointments, Shara will only be available at our Chapel Hill location. Please complete our contact form online or call 844-345-2256 ext 1 to schedule your intake/new patient appointment! If Shara is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number 844-345-2256 and then press 719 for her extension. For medication refills, please complete this online form.
Jackie Hudson, PA-C (med provider)
Jackie is a Physician Assistant practicing adolescent and general psychiatry under the direction and care of her supervising physician, Dr. Robin Casey. In the state of North Carolina, Physician Assistants are licensed to practice independently while collaborating with a physician.
Jackie is accepting new patients and has immediate availability for appointments by telemedicine, meaning you can have your appointments with her via your phone or computer! This type of visit has some specific requirements that we would be happy to discuss with you. Initial appointments are 60 minute consultations to evaluate if the patient and Jackie are a good match for ongoing treatment. Please complete our contact form online or call 844-345-2256 ext 1 to schedule your intake/new patient appointment! She is currently available for appointments on Fridays. If Jackie is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number 844-345-2256 and then press 718 for her extension. For medication refills, please complete this online form.
Jackie is a Physician Assistant practicing adolescent and general psychiatry under the direction and care of her supervising physician, Dr. Robin Casey. In the state of North Carolina, Physician Assistants are licensed to practice independently while collaborating with a physician.
Jackie is accepting new patients and has immediate availability for appointments by telemedicine, meaning you can have your appointments with her via your phone or computer! This type of visit has some specific requirements that we would be happy to discuss with you. Initial appointments are 60 minute consultations to evaluate if the patient and Jackie are a good match for ongoing treatment. Please complete our contact form online or call 844-345-2256 ext 1 to schedule your intake/new patient appointment! She is currently available for appointments on Fridays. If Jackie is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number 844-345-2256 and then press 718 for her extension. For medication refills, please complete this online form.
Lauren Wright, PA-C (med provider)
Lauren is a Physician Assistant who has been a provider of mental health services for the last 12 years. Lauren treats all ages (5+ years old) but her primary focus has been in pediatrics and adolescents with treatment of depression, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, PTSD, and mood disorders. She has a particular skillset in behavioral management of those with Developmental Disabilities and those on the Neurodivergent spectrum.
Lauren understands that there are many ways to treat a condition, and her personal philosophy is to treat the whole person and allow them to be an active member of their treatment plan. She tries to help create treatment plans that respect the personal beliefs of each patient and is open to a more holistic approach, when that is possible.
She is originally from Charlotte, NC then attended NC State University and graduated with a Bachelor’s in biology, with a minor in genetics. She later attended East Carolina University and received her Master’s of Physician Assistant Studies, then obtained her Certificate of Additional Qualifications in Psychiatry. Lauren started her career with a focus in general medicine, but soon realized she had a passion for aiding families and individuals struggling with their mental health. Lauren’s background includes a mixture of inpatient and outpatient mental healthcare. Lauren’s particular focus the last 5 years has been in Neuropsychiatry which is a subspecialty of psychiatry that has a particular focus in the complex relationship between human behavior and brain function.
Lauren is very close to her family and she loves dogs of all kinds. If open to it, you may even be able to meet her dog, Sherman! She loves to garden and enjoys being active outdoors, as well as spending quality time with her husband and children.
Lauren Wright is accepting new patients for appointments both in-person in our Raleigh office and by telemedicine for clients 5 years old and over. She has IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY and is excited to work with you and your family on your journey! Please click here to request an appointment or call us at 844-345-2256 extension 1 to become a new patient. For medication refill requests, please press extension 6 or complete the refill request form online.
Lauren is a Physician Assistant who has been a provider of mental health services for the last 12 years. Lauren treats all ages (5+ years old) but her primary focus has been in pediatrics and adolescents with treatment of depression, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, PTSD, and mood disorders. She has a particular skillset in behavioral management of those with Developmental Disabilities and those on the Neurodivergent spectrum.
Lauren understands that there are many ways to treat a condition, and her personal philosophy is to treat the whole person and allow them to be an active member of their treatment plan. She tries to help create treatment plans that respect the personal beliefs of each patient and is open to a more holistic approach, when that is possible.
She is originally from Charlotte, NC then attended NC State University and graduated with a Bachelor’s in biology, with a minor in genetics. She later attended East Carolina University and received her Master’s of Physician Assistant Studies, then obtained her Certificate of Additional Qualifications in Psychiatry. Lauren started her career with a focus in general medicine, but soon realized she had a passion for aiding families and individuals struggling with their mental health. Lauren’s background includes a mixture of inpatient and outpatient mental healthcare. Lauren’s particular focus the last 5 years has been in Neuropsychiatry which is a subspecialty of psychiatry that has a particular focus in the complex relationship between human behavior and brain function.
Lauren is very close to her family and she loves dogs of all kinds. If open to it, you may even be able to meet her dog, Sherman! She loves to garden and enjoys being active outdoors, as well as spending quality time with her husband and children.
Lauren Wright is accepting new patients for appointments both in-person in our Raleigh office and by telemedicine for clients 5 years old and over. She has IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY and is excited to work with you and your family on your journey! Please click here to request an appointment or call us at 844-345-2256 extension 1 to become a new patient. For medication refill requests, please press extension 6 or complete the refill request form online.
Christina Franke, MSW, LCASA, LCSWA (therapist)
Christina's journey towards becoming a mental health provider was inspired after working in the foodservice industry and witnessing prevalent substance use. She recognizes the importance of treating not just the substance concerns, but the whole person and has transitioned her passion for hospitality into her passion for helping others with their mental health needs. She graduated from North Carolina State University with her MSW and is pursuing dual licensure in social work (LCSW) and substance abuse treatment (LCASA). She has an interest in somatic therapies and experience in breath work, grounding, mindfulness, and meditation, within the framework of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Additionally, she can provide ADHD coaching and support.
Christina is accepting new clients for appointments both in-person in our Raleigh office and by telemedicine. She currently has availability often within the same week. If Christina is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 729.
Christina's journey towards becoming a mental health provider was inspired after working in the foodservice industry and witnessing prevalent substance use. She recognizes the importance of treating not just the substance concerns, but the whole person and has transitioned her passion for hospitality into her passion for helping others with their mental health needs. She graduated from North Carolina State University with her MSW and is pursuing dual licensure in social work (LCSW) and substance abuse treatment (LCASA). She has an interest in somatic therapies and experience in breath work, grounding, mindfulness, and meditation, within the framework of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Additionally, she can provide ADHD coaching and support.
Christina is accepting new clients for appointments both in-person in our Raleigh office and by telemedicine. She currently has availability often within the same week. If Christina is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 729.
Maddie Schulz, LCSWA (therapist)
Maddie (she/her) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate, and earned her Bachelor's of Social Work from NC State University and Master's of Social Work from NC Central University. Maddie has worked and trained in a variety of settings, including as a foster care social worker. She is passionate about providing a safe space and creating a strong therapeutic alliance with her clients. Maddie’s therapeutic approach is trauma-informed and neurodiversity affirming, utilizing DBT, CBT, and other evidence-based practices.
Maddie enjoys working with teens and adults with ASD (formally diagnosed or otherwise), ADHD, and anxiety. She recently completed specialized training to provide comprehensive gender evaluations for individuals seeking letters of support for gender-affirming medical care, such as hormone replacement therapy (HRT) or surgery. She is committed to supporting clients through their unique journeys with compassion and sensitivity to individual identity.
Maddie is accepting new clients and has immediate availability for appointments by telemedicine! This type of visit has some specific requirements that we would be happy to discuss with you. Initial appointments are 60 minute consultations to evaluate if the client and Maddie are a good match for ongoing treatment. Please call 844-345-2256 ext 1 to schedule your intake/new client appointment!
Maddie (she/her) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate, and earned her Bachelor's of Social Work from NC State University and Master's of Social Work from NC Central University. Maddie has worked and trained in a variety of settings, including as a foster care social worker. She is passionate about providing a safe space and creating a strong therapeutic alliance with her clients. Maddie’s therapeutic approach is trauma-informed and neurodiversity affirming, utilizing DBT, CBT, and other evidence-based practices.
Maddie enjoys working with teens and adults with ASD (formally diagnosed or otherwise), ADHD, and anxiety. She recently completed specialized training to provide comprehensive gender evaluations for individuals seeking letters of support for gender-affirming medical care, such as hormone replacement therapy (HRT) or surgery. She is committed to supporting clients through their unique journeys with compassion and sensitivity to individual identity.
Maddie is accepting new clients and has immediate availability for appointments by telemedicine! This type of visit has some specific requirements that we would be happy to discuss with you. Initial appointments are 60 minute consultations to evaluate if the client and Maddie are a good match for ongoing treatment. Please call 844-345-2256 ext 1 to schedule your intake/new client appointment!
Dianne Babcock, MA, LCMHC, NCC (therapist)
Dianne is a North Carolina native who has been working in the mental health field for over 15 years. She has direct experience working with clients in outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, and residential settings. She also has worked extensively facilitating groups and conducting individual counseling. Dianne has counseled clients from diverse backgrounds struggling with various mental health issues. Dianne obtained her undergraduate degree in Psychology, at UNC-Wilmington. Dianne received her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Wake Forest University.
Dianne provides individual services to adults and teens challenged with symptoms associated with trauma, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, domestic abuse, divorce, parenting, and life transitions. Dianne believes in using an individualist, holistic approach with clients. She uses an integrated approach and mainly employs aspects from Person-Centered Counseling, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy. This integrative counseling approach strives to balance mindful awareness, a genuine and empathic relationship with the client, and a collaborative effort at identifying what changes a client can make to minimize emotional and behavioral disturbances.
She believes the counseling relationship is one that is built on trust, honesty, compassion, and safety, and is one of the most important factors in the therapeutic process. Embarking on a counseling journey is a brave undertaking that we will co-create and navigate together. Dianne strives to empower and assist her clients by expanding a healthy awareness, providing non-judgmental support, and by teaching adaptive coping skills. Dianne believes that people have the skills, competencies, beliefs, values, and abilities that will help them reduce the influence of problems in their lives and that it is the therapist’s job to enable clients to thrive on their own. By learning how to self-evaluate and by developing their own abilities to meet difficult thought processes and situations with awareness, acceptance, and kindness, clients will be able to make the changes that will allow them to live a satisfying and fulfilling life with less suffering.
In her free time, Dianne enjoys spending time with her children, her two cats, baking, creating, and exploring the outdoors.
Dianne is accepting new Teen and Adult clients for appointments both in-person in our Chapel Hill office and by telemedicine. She has IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY and we encourage you to click here to request an appointment or call us at 844-345-2256 extension 1 to become a new client.
Kristine Ashton, PA-C (med provider)
Kristie has worked in the medical field since 2000 and has been practicing psychiatry since 2014. She has worked at several local hospitals, primarily in neurology and the operating room. She attended the University of Florida before transferring to NC State to complete her Bachelor of Science in Microbiology. She earned her Master of Physician Assistant Practice from Campbell University.
Kristie is passionate about educating the patient regarding their mental health conditions, medications, and lifestyle treatments to improve mental health. She believes in a collaborative approach and hopes to guide the patient to make informed decisions about their care. She treats depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorders and ADHD. She also has a unique understanding of alcohol use disorders. She has a strong desire to get to know her patients well. She has enjoyed the honor of watching quite a few patients blossom into their own strong and fulfilling lives. She enjoys working with patients from diverse backgrounds including those within the LGBTQ community.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time outdoors doing nearly anything from running, hiking, cycling, swimming, playing pickleball, and paddling.
Kristie is currently accepting new patients for in-person and telemedicine appointments. New patient appoints are available in about 2 weeks after the intake process is complete. If Kristie Ashton is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number 844-345-2256 and then press 711 for her extension. For medication refills, please complete this online form.
Kristie has worked in the medical field since 2000 and has been practicing psychiatry since 2014. She has worked at several local hospitals, primarily in neurology and the operating room. She attended the University of Florida before transferring to NC State to complete her Bachelor of Science in Microbiology. She earned her Master of Physician Assistant Practice from Campbell University.
Kristie is passionate about educating the patient regarding their mental health conditions, medications, and lifestyle treatments to improve mental health. She believes in a collaborative approach and hopes to guide the patient to make informed decisions about their care. She treats depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorders and ADHD. She also has a unique understanding of alcohol use disorders. She has a strong desire to get to know her patients well. She has enjoyed the honor of watching quite a few patients blossom into their own strong and fulfilling lives. She enjoys working with patients from diverse backgrounds including those within the LGBTQ community.
In her free time, she enjoys spending time outdoors doing nearly anything from running, hiking, cycling, swimming, playing pickleball, and paddling.
Kristie is currently accepting new patients for in-person and telemedicine appointments. New patient appoints are available in about 2 weeks after the intake process is complete. If Kristie Ashton is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number 844-345-2256 and then press 711 for her extension. For medication refills, please complete this online form.
Dolan Williams, MSW, LCSW, Social Work Supervisor (Therapist)
Dolan has been providing mental health services for the past 14 years, seven of which as a Clinical Director for a local mental health agency. With an expertise in cognitive behavioral therapy for adults, he utilizes specific evidenced-based treatments to treat many conditions including depression, general anxiety, panic, agoraphobia, excessive worry, obsessive compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, and personality disorders as well as more specific conditions such as drug addiction and pathological gambling. Dolan has also become specialized in working with folks struggling with OCD. Throughout his career, he has developed a passion for working with couples and families and is experienced in providing the most current evidenced based therapeutic services for enrichment, improved communication, and conflict resolution. More recently he has been providing treatment for those preparing for weight loss surgery and dealing with chronic pain.
As a therapist, he strives to build a collaborative safe environment where each person is valued, respected, and actively involved in their personal growth. Dolan is currently meeting with clients via telemedicine. Dolan also provides supervision for LCSWA providers.
Dolan is accepting new clients for appointments by telemedicine and currently he has availability often within the same week. If Dolan is your current provider and you need to contact him directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 710.
Dolan has been providing mental health services for the past 14 years, seven of which as a Clinical Director for a local mental health agency. With an expertise in cognitive behavioral therapy for adults, he utilizes specific evidenced-based treatments to treat many conditions including depression, general anxiety, panic, agoraphobia, excessive worry, obsessive compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, and personality disorders as well as more specific conditions such as drug addiction and pathological gambling. Dolan has also become specialized in working with folks struggling with OCD. Throughout his career, he has developed a passion for working with couples and families and is experienced in providing the most current evidenced based therapeutic services for enrichment, improved communication, and conflict resolution. More recently he has been providing treatment for those preparing for weight loss surgery and dealing with chronic pain.
As a therapist, he strives to build a collaborative safe environment where each person is valued, respected, and actively involved in their personal growth. Dolan is currently meeting with clients via telemedicine. Dolan also provides supervision for LCSWA providers.
Dolan is accepting new clients for appointments by telemedicine and currently he has availability often within the same week. If Dolan is your current provider and you need to contact him directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 710.
James Goldberg, LCSW (therapist)
James Goldberg, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who works with couples, families, and individuals of all ages. He spent much of the past decade living and working overseas, managing an Eco-Lodge in the Northern Region of Malawi and teaching English in South Korea, before returning to complete his Master of Social Work at the University of North Carolina.
James brings an integrative approach to therapy, combining aspects of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (including Mindfulness), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing to find the best way forward for each client. He has experiences working with clients of all ages, across settings (including hospital emergency department, school, group-home, and in-home). James specializes in helping people experiencing anxiety, depression, impulsive/risk-taking behaviors, and interpersonal conflict. He enjoys meeting with individuals, couples, and families. His first priority is in collaborating with his clients to create spaces where change feels possible. He is especially attentive to the ideas of reducing stigma surrounding mental health care, trust associated with strict confidentiality, and increasing motivation using strengths- and evidence-based techniques.
When able, James enjoys playing basketball, reading (mostly sci-fi!), rock climbing, and listening to far too many podcasts. He dislikes running, though begrudgingly does so most days.
James is accepting new clients for appointments by telemedicine and currently he has availability often within the same week. If James is your current provider and you need to reach him directly, you can contact him at 844-345-2256 and then press 720 for his extension.
James Goldberg, LCSW, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who works with couples, families, and individuals of all ages. He spent much of the past decade living and working overseas, managing an Eco-Lodge in the Northern Region of Malawi and teaching English in South Korea, before returning to complete his Master of Social Work at the University of North Carolina.
James brings an integrative approach to therapy, combining aspects of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (including Mindfulness), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing to find the best way forward for each client. He has experiences working with clients of all ages, across settings (including hospital emergency department, school, group-home, and in-home). James specializes in helping people experiencing anxiety, depression, impulsive/risk-taking behaviors, and interpersonal conflict. He enjoys meeting with individuals, couples, and families. His first priority is in collaborating with his clients to create spaces where change feels possible. He is especially attentive to the ideas of reducing stigma surrounding mental health care, trust associated with strict confidentiality, and increasing motivation using strengths- and evidence-based techniques.
When able, James enjoys playing basketball, reading (mostly sci-fi!), rock climbing, and listening to far too many podcasts. He dislikes running, though begrudgingly does so most days.
James is accepting new clients for appointments by telemedicine and currently he has availability often within the same week. If James is your current provider and you need to reach him directly, you can contact him at 844-345-2256 and then press 720 for his extension.
Julie McIntyre, MSW, LCSW, Social Work Supervisor (Therapist)
Julie is a licensed clinical social worker who works with individuals, provides clinical supervision to provisionally licensed social workers seeking full licensure, and supports people experiencing domestic violence as part of an on-call service. Her 40-year mental health career includes 25+ years experience as Clinical Director of Crisis Emergency Services for the UNC Department of Psychiatry.
Julie has worked with all ages, using an eclectic approach incorporating elements of psychodynamic psychotherapy, CBT, and supportive and problem-solving therapy. She especially enjoys working with people experiencing issues related to loss, trauma, aging, depression, and anxiety. When not working or spending time with family, Julie can be found gardening while being carefully watched by her cat.
Julie has immediate availability for appointments by telemedicine and in person in the Chapel Hill office. If Julie is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 721.
Julie is a licensed clinical social worker who works with individuals, provides clinical supervision to provisionally licensed social workers seeking full licensure, and supports people experiencing domestic violence as part of an on-call service. Her 40-year mental health career includes 25+ years experience as Clinical Director of Crisis Emergency Services for the UNC Department of Psychiatry.
Julie has worked with all ages, using an eclectic approach incorporating elements of psychodynamic psychotherapy, CBT, and supportive and problem-solving therapy. She especially enjoys working with people experiencing issues related to loss, trauma, aging, depression, and anxiety. When not working or spending time with family, Julie can be found gardening while being carefully watched by her cat.
Julie has immediate availability for appointments by telemedicine and in person in the Chapel Hill office. If Julie is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 721.
Kalyn Daniels, LCSW (therapist)
Kalyn (pronounced Kay-Lynn) is passionate about working with individuals to achieve their mental health goals. Before joining Dr. Casey’s team, Kalyn worked in higher levels of care including inpatient psychiatric hospitalization, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient. She has experience working with adults and young adults living with trauma, mood disorders, depression, anxiety, attachment issues, codependency, burn out, and life transitions. Kalyn is also trained in EMDR to help individuals process and work through their trauma. Kalyn uses humanistic, strength-based, cognitive behavioral, and trauma informed approaches to help individuals feel safe, heard, and empowered. Using client-centered/collaborative methods, Kalyn will assist you in identifying & achieving your goals, developing healthy coping mechanisms, and building on your own resilience!
In her free time, Kalyn enjoys hanging out with her spouse, dog, and two cats.
Kalyn is accepting new clients for appointments by telemedicine, meaning you can have your appointments with her via your phone or computer! This type of visit has some specific requirements that we would be happy to discuss with you. Initial appointments are 60 minute consultations to evaluate if the client and Kalyn are a good match for ongoing treatment. Please call 844-345-2256 ext 1 to schedule your intake/new client appointment! If Kalyn is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number and then press 725 for her extension.
Kalyn (pronounced Kay-Lynn) is passionate about working with individuals to achieve their mental health goals. Before joining Dr. Casey’s team, Kalyn worked in higher levels of care including inpatient psychiatric hospitalization, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient. She has experience working with adults and young adults living with trauma, mood disorders, depression, anxiety, attachment issues, codependency, burn out, and life transitions. Kalyn is also trained in EMDR to help individuals process and work through their trauma. Kalyn uses humanistic, strength-based, cognitive behavioral, and trauma informed approaches to help individuals feel safe, heard, and empowered. Using client-centered/collaborative methods, Kalyn will assist you in identifying & achieving your goals, developing healthy coping mechanisms, and building on your own resilience!
In her free time, Kalyn enjoys hanging out with her spouse, dog, and two cats.
Kalyn is accepting new clients for appointments by telemedicine, meaning you can have your appointments with her via your phone or computer! This type of visit has some specific requirements that we would be happy to discuss with you. Initial appointments are 60 minute consultations to evaluate if the client and Kalyn are a good match for ongoing treatment. Please call 844-345-2256 ext 1 to schedule your intake/new client appointment! If Kalyn is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number and then press 725 for her extension.
Kayleen Schepper, MSW, LCSW (therapist)
Kayleen (pronounced Kay-Leen), is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a certified TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy) therapist. Kayleen works with children, adolescents, adults, and families.
Kayleen has a background in community mental health and residential youth programs. She joins Dr. Casey’s team after serving youth and families in metro-Detroit facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma symptoms, stressful life events, parenting difficulties, and interpersonal conflict. Kayleen is skilled in a variety of interventions, including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, mindfulness strategies, parent management training, and strength-based therapy. Kayleen also enjoys incorporating artistic expression, play, and therapeutic storytelling techniques into her practice.
Kayleen’s approach to treatment is trauma-informed, strength-based, inquisitive, and empathetic. A warm and nonjudgmental environment is essential for the client to authentically work through their unique challenges. Kayleen believes that therapy should be a collaborative effort and looks forward to partnering with you to help you gain insight, develop skills, build on your strengths, and make meaningful change. It is a privilege to join you on the path of personal growth, healing, and wellness.
Kayleen is not accepting new clients at this time. If Kayleen is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 709. Kayleen is currently in the Chapel HIll - Chatham North office on Monday and Wednesday, and sees clients in North Raleigh on Thursdays.
Kayleen (pronounced Kay-Leen), is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a certified TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy) therapist. Kayleen works with children, adolescents, adults, and families.
Kayleen has a background in community mental health and residential youth programs. She joins Dr. Casey’s team after serving youth and families in metro-Detroit facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, trauma symptoms, stressful life events, parenting difficulties, and interpersonal conflict. Kayleen is skilled in a variety of interventions, including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, mindfulness strategies, parent management training, and strength-based therapy. Kayleen also enjoys incorporating artistic expression, play, and therapeutic storytelling techniques into her practice.
Kayleen’s approach to treatment is trauma-informed, strength-based, inquisitive, and empathetic. A warm and nonjudgmental environment is essential for the client to authentically work through their unique challenges. Kayleen believes that therapy should be a collaborative effort and looks forward to partnering with you to help you gain insight, develop skills, build on your strengths, and make meaningful change. It is a privilege to join you on the path of personal growth, healing, and wellness.
Kayleen is not accepting new clients at this time. If Kayleen is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 709. Kayleen is currently in the Chapel HIll - Chatham North office on Monday and Wednesday, and sees clients in North Raleigh on Thursdays.
Kristin Brandon, MSW, LCSW, Social Work Supervisor (Therapist)
Kristin Brandon, MSW LCSW has over 20 years experience working in diverse environments including court systems, outpatient mental health settings, higher education and private practice working with a variety of clients. She has worked extensively with couples, women, men, and young adults to resolve or cope with a variety of challenges including trauma, depression, anxiety, addictions, grief, life transitions, intimate partner violence, and relationship issues. In addition to her clinical work, Kristin was on the faculty of Indiana University School of Social Work for 10 years and also worked as a domestic relations mediator. Kristin is a certified EMDR provider, a Certified Somatic Therapist, and is certified in the Gottman method of couples therapy. Kristin is passionate about assisting men and women who have experienced trauma, addiction, heartbreak and loss to make lifestyle changes, heal relationships and live wholeheartedly. Using her expertise as a therapist, coach, and educator, Kristin guides her clients to develop and implement life tools and skills to create desired lifestyle changes and resolve past traumas within a supportive and non-judgmental environment; clients will find a safe place in which to travel the path to wholeness.
Kristin is married, with three children, and two exuberantly obnoxious miniature dachshunds who believe they rule the world. She is an avid cyclist who finds the challenge of bike riding the perfect opportunity to connect mind, body, and heart. Kristin received a BA from Villanova University and an MSW from Indiana University. Kristin also provides supervision for LCSWA providers.
Kristin is not accepting new clients at this time. If Kristin is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 703.
Kristin Brandon, MSW LCSW has over 20 years experience working in diverse environments including court systems, outpatient mental health settings, higher education and private practice working with a variety of clients. She has worked extensively with couples, women, men, and young adults to resolve or cope with a variety of challenges including trauma, depression, anxiety, addictions, grief, life transitions, intimate partner violence, and relationship issues. In addition to her clinical work, Kristin was on the faculty of Indiana University School of Social Work for 10 years and also worked as a domestic relations mediator. Kristin is a certified EMDR provider, a Certified Somatic Therapist, and is certified in the Gottman method of couples therapy. Kristin is passionate about assisting men and women who have experienced trauma, addiction, heartbreak and loss to make lifestyle changes, heal relationships and live wholeheartedly. Using her expertise as a therapist, coach, and educator, Kristin guides her clients to develop and implement life tools and skills to create desired lifestyle changes and resolve past traumas within a supportive and non-judgmental environment; clients will find a safe place in which to travel the path to wholeness.
Kristin is married, with three children, and two exuberantly obnoxious miniature dachshunds who believe they rule the world. She is an avid cyclist who finds the challenge of bike riding the perfect opportunity to connect mind, body, and heart. Kristin received a BA from Villanova University and an MSW from Indiana University. Kristin also provides supervision for LCSWA providers.
Kristin is not accepting new clients at this time. If Kristin is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 703.
Susan Youngsteadt, MSW, LCSW, Social Work Supervisor (Therapist)
Susan Youngsteadt (she/her/hers) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has experience working with adolescents, adults of all ages, and families.
Susan enjoys working with clients to help them gain a greater understanding of themselves and their lives. Working with individuals in the areas of trauma, grief, anxiety/depression, life changes, ADHD, and daily life stressors, Susan believes having someone you can trust, who offers validation and individualized support, is essential to creating long-lasting and effective change. Susan worked at a local community mental health center in Wake County serving children and families who have experienced trauma prior to transitioning in outpatient mental health treatment. Susan provides an empathic, non-judgmental environment to explore life's challenges and develop skills to overcome them. Her approach to therapy is built on relationships and transparency. Susan will partner with you and work to provide practical feedback, allowing you to work together to accomplish YOUR goals. Susan is LGBTQ affirming and works from a trauma-informed approach. She is dedicated to being culturally competent and continues to seek support to better serve her clients.
In addition to her work with her clients in private practice, Susan serves as co-chair for the local child advocacy center, empowering caregivers and preventing child abuse and neglect. Susan also provides supervision for LCSWA providers.
Susan is not accepting new clients at this time. If Susan is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 708.
Susan Youngsteadt (she/her/hers) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has experience working with adolescents, adults of all ages, and families.
Susan enjoys working with clients to help them gain a greater understanding of themselves and their lives. Working with individuals in the areas of trauma, grief, anxiety/depression, life changes, ADHD, and daily life stressors, Susan believes having someone you can trust, who offers validation and individualized support, is essential to creating long-lasting and effective change. Susan worked at a local community mental health center in Wake County serving children and families who have experienced trauma prior to transitioning in outpatient mental health treatment. Susan provides an empathic, non-judgmental environment to explore life's challenges and develop skills to overcome them. Her approach to therapy is built on relationships and transparency. Susan will partner with you and work to provide practical feedback, allowing you to work together to accomplish YOUR goals. Susan is LGBTQ affirming and works from a trauma-informed approach. She is dedicated to being culturally competent and continues to seek support to better serve her clients.
In addition to her work with her clients in private practice, Susan serves as co-chair for the local child advocacy center, empowering caregivers and preventing child abuse and neglect. Susan also provides supervision for LCSWA providers.
Susan is not accepting new clients at this time. If Susan is your current provider and you need to contact her directly, please call 844-345-2256 ext. 708.
Mackenzie Almond, MA, LCMHC, CGP (therapist)
Mackenzie is a therapist who understands the unique challenges of college life and young adulthood. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Wake Forest University, Mackenzie brings both academic expertise and practical experience to her work. She’s trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and is a Certified Grief Professional, making her especially equipped to help you navigate everything from daily stress to deeper emotional struggles.
Mackenzie has a wealth of experience working in Intensive Outpatient and Partial Hospitalization Programs, where she served as a Lead Psychotherapist and Director of Mental Health. She’s passionate about creating a safe, non-judgmental space where you can explore all aspects of your emotional world. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or more serious concerns like suicidality, self-harm, or trauma, Mackenzie is committed to helping you find light in the darkness.
With over eight years of focused work in crises and suicidality, Mackenzie is dedicated to helping individuals learn to manage their symptoms in a compassionate and supportive environment. She’s actively involved in groups like People Address and Understanding Suicide Experiences (PAUSE) and the International Association for Suicide Prevention. She also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Living Beyond Suicide Initiative and has provided crisis support for NAMI’s Survivors of Suicide Attempts support group (SOSA).
Mackenzie’s approach is about finding a balance between processing what’s happening in your life and learning practical skills to manage tough times. She believes everyone deserves a unique approach to building their version of a “life worth living,” and she works closely with you to build confidence in your ability to cope with whatever life throws your way.
When she’s not working, Mackenzie loves spending sunny days at the lake with her fiancée, staying active with pickleball, hot yoga, and CrossFit, and enjoying music and cooking up new recipes. She’s all about finding joy in life’s simple pleasures and is here to help you do the same.
Mackenzie is not accepting new clients at this time.
Mackenzie is a therapist who understands the unique challenges of college life and young adulthood. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Wake Forest University, Mackenzie brings both academic expertise and practical experience to her work. She’s trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and is a Certified Grief Professional, making her especially equipped to help you navigate everything from daily stress to deeper emotional struggles.
Mackenzie has a wealth of experience working in Intensive Outpatient and Partial Hospitalization Programs, where she served as a Lead Psychotherapist and Director of Mental Health. She’s passionate about creating a safe, non-judgmental space where you can explore all aspects of your emotional world. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or more serious concerns like suicidality, self-harm, or trauma, Mackenzie is committed to helping you find light in the darkness.
With over eight years of focused work in crises and suicidality, Mackenzie is dedicated to helping individuals learn to manage their symptoms in a compassionate and supportive environment. She’s actively involved in groups like People Address and Understanding Suicide Experiences (PAUSE) and the International Association for Suicide Prevention. She also volunteers with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Living Beyond Suicide Initiative and has provided crisis support for NAMI’s Survivors of Suicide Attempts support group (SOSA).
Mackenzie’s approach is about finding a balance between processing what’s happening in your life and learning practical skills to manage tough times. She believes everyone deserves a unique approach to building their version of a “life worth living,” and she works closely with you to build confidence in your ability to cope with whatever life throws your way.
When she’s not working, Mackenzie loves spending sunny days at the lake with her fiancée, staying active with pickleball, hot yoga, and CrossFit, and enjoying music and cooking up new recipes. She’s all about finding joy in life’s simple pleasures and is here to help you do the same.
Mackenzie is not accepting new clients at this time.
Robin Casey, MD (med provider and therapist)
Dr. Robin Casey is board certified in General / Adult Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, as well as Integrative and Holistic Medicine (ABIHM). She completed residency and fellowship training, also serving as Chief Resident during her Child and Adolescent Fellowship training, at the University of North Carolina in 2015. Dr. Casey graduated from UNC School of Medicine in 2010 after completing undergraduate degrees in Biochemistry and Chemistry at NC State University.
She appreciates working with all types of individuals and their unique concerns and she uses a complete approach to patient care, with emphasis on providing psychoeducation to patients and their families on the mind-body connection. She encourages patients to be active advocates and participants in their treatment planning and care, including the use of complementary and natural therapies. She is a strong proponent of optimizing outcomes through the concurrent use of therapy and mindfulness training in addition to pharmacological and other treatments.
In her free time, she enjoys biking, hot yoga, exercising her giant dog, sewing, daydreaming, DIY projects, planting seeds to give away plants to others, and planning future adventures.
Initial appointments are face-to-face 60 min (adult) or 90 min (child/teen) consultations to evaluate if the patient and Dr. Casey are a good match for ongoing treatment. Dr. Casey is not accepting new patients at this time. Dr. Casey is able to provide follow up appointments, when appropriate, via video (telemedicine). For scheduling needs, please call 844-345-2256 and then press the extension of your preferred office location and for medication refill requests, please press extension 6 or complete the refill request form online. If Dr. Casey is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number 844-345-2256 and then press 702 for her extension.
Dr. Robin Casey is board certified in General / Adult Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, as well as Integrative and Holistic Medicine (ABIHM). She completed residency and fellowship training, also serving as Chief Resident during her Child and Adolescent Fellowship training, at the University of North Carolina in 2015. Dr. Casey graduated from UNC School of Medicine in 2010 after completing undergraduate degrees in Biochemistry and Chemistry at NC State University.
She appreciates working with all types of individuals and their unique concerns and she uses a complete approach to patient care, with emphasis on providing psychoeducation to patients and their families on the mind-body connection. She encourages patients to be active advocates and participants in their treatment planning and care, including the use of complementary and natural therapies. She is a strong proponent of optimizing outcomes through the concurrent use of therapy and mindfulness training in addition to pharmacological and other treatments.
In her free time, she enjoys biking, hot yoga, exercising her giant dog, sewing, daydreaming, DIY projects, planting seeds to give away plants to others, and planning future adventures.
Initial appointments are face-to-face 60 min (adult) or 90 min (child/teen) consultations to evaluate if the patient and Dr. Casey are a good match for ongoing treatment. Dr. Casey is not accepting new patients at this time. Dr. Casey is able to provide follow up appointments, when appropriate, via video (telemedicine). For scheduling needs, please call 844-345-2256 and then press the extension of your preferred office location and for medication refill requests, please press extension 6 or complete the refill request form online. If Dr. Casey is your current provider and you need to reach her directly, you can contact her at the office number 844-345-2256 and then press 702 for her extension.