Jonathan Anslow has experience serving a variety of populations including adults, adolescents, and children.  Special issues he serves include depression, anxiety, acute or chronic trauma, intimacy and relational concerns, identity issues, behavioral problems, ADD/ADHD, and substance abuse.

Tracy Dobbin Barcott  Dr. Barcott of the Yale child study center specializes in neurodevelopmental evalautions.  She is fun and super smart! She loves children, is super funny and servess the little ones through the school years. 

Jessica Bloomfield works with clients of all ages through individual, family, and group therapy.  Depression, anxiety, trauma, abuse, self-harm behaviors, emotional and behavioral disorders, diversity issues, and relationship difficulties are among her specialties.  Dr. Bloomfield has extensive training in trauma-based treatments including EMDR.  She also conducts ADHD, learning disability, and diagnostic evaluations.

Jonathan Feather serves older adolescents and adults, individuals and couples, treating depression, anxiety, stress, adjustment to medical conditions/disabilities, sexual dysfunction, spiritual issues, and other adjustment/transitional issues. Dr. Feather enjoys integrating people's faith with the work of psychotherapy. He’s been married for over 20 years, has two children, and attends Church at Charlotte. 

Frank Gaskill  works with children, adolescents and teens.  He also serves as a member of the private schools admissions testing team (CAIS). Dr Gaskill provides a variety of services including trainings, therapy, and assessments and provides a practical, solution-focused approach. 

Bilal Ghandour has many years experience working with teenagers and young adults with adjustment/phase of life issues, depression, anxiety, and romantic relationships. He also sees couples with communication and relationship difficulties and families who have parent-child issues. Dr. Ghandour also works with individuals of all ages as well as adolescents and young adults who struggle with body image, self-harm tendencies, and unhealthy eating habits.

Kyra Grosman (Pre-Doctoral Intern)
provides therapy and assessment to adolescents and adults. Kyra particularly enjoys working with people struggling with alcohol and drug addiction/ co-dependency, adjustment to and management of chronic illness, and the effects of trauma/abuse. MS. Grossman also focuses on serving and supporting the needs of the LGBTQ community.

Jessica Henkel works with clients as young as three, up through college age young adults, along with their families. Her specialties include: disruptive behavior disorders, anger management, depression, bipolar, anxiety and trauma. She enjoys integrating various techniques from play therapy, art therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and having the family incorporated in their child's treatment.

Dwight Hollier serves all ages and is dedicated to “smoothing transitions” for individuals who are faced with a changing environment.  Utilizing personal experience and professional training, Dwight helps professional and collegiate athletes as well as other professionals move from stagnation to productivity.  Eliminating distractions and gaining mental clarity while pursuing passions are his key goals to success.

Karen Hooper works with individuals, couples, and families. Using positive psychology and integrative health, clients learn a unique way to approach challenges. She works with people experiencing anxiety, depression, adjustment difficulties, self-esteem and identity concerns, career changes, specific crises, issues of grief and loss, and questions of spirituality.

Trey Ishee provides psychotherapy to children, families and parents. His training, research, and practice have focused on ADHD, parenting, disruptive behavior disorders, anger management, and child and adolescent depression. Dr. Ishee is an advocate of a strengths based approach to treatment, which emphasizes empowerment and problem solving.

Josh Jensen has extensive experience helping those with developmental disabilities as an occupational therapist for the Arc of Greensboro. He especially enjoys working alongside adults and adolescents with Autism and Aspergers syndrome. Josh is passionate about working with all aspects of family development including work with couples, parents, children and adolescents through various transitions and difficulties. Josh enjoys helping clients integrate spiritual concerns and faith with the work of therapy.

Lauren King (Pre-Dcotoral Intern)  provides therapy and assessment for children, teens, and adults. Specific areas of interest include eating issues, depression, anxiety, spiritual issues, trauma, learning problems, and autism spectrum disorders. She is interested in integrating people’s faith into their therapy. Lauren provides psychoeducational and other diagnostic assessments to assist with educational and therapeutic planning.

Heidi Limbrunner sees adolescents, adults, and families with a wide variety of concerns.  She works with adolescents and women with issues such as depression, anxiety, self-harm (such as cutting), low self-esteem, trauma, and behavioral concerns while specializing in the treatment of eating disorders. 

Mary B. Moore specializes in childhood development, parenting strategies, and offers school readiness skills and placement assessments for children 3-9. Mary B. is also the Co-founder and Chair of the Epiphany School in Charlotte, NC.   Mary B. integrates fun and excitement into her sessions and, being a mother of 3 boys, understands the demands of being a mom, friend, wife, and entrepreneur. 

Jennifer McConnell  works with young children and their families by being fun and exciting as well as nurturing in promoting their academic, social, and emotional success.  Jennifer earned her degree in Psychology and Education Specialist Degree in School Psychology from The Citadel, and she received her B.A. in Psychology from the University of Virginia.  Parents are incoproated at every step in her treatment. Jennifer also serves as a member of the private schools admissions testing committee (CAIS).

Sara Marcus works with children, adolescents, young adults, and their families. She provides a fun approach to therapy with individuals and families. Dr. Marcus particularly enjoys incorporating family work and parenting strategies as an integral part of the treatment process. She views parents as a primary mode of intervention and welcomes their participation and involvement in the care of her clients.

Barrie Morganstein conducts therapy and testing for clients of all ages related to depression, anxiety, parenting & family issues, behavioral problems, ADHD & learning disabilities (Central Auditory Processing Disorder), and self-esteem & identity issues; she also provides coaching for individuals with ADHD, learning disabilities, and/or general life struggles.  Dr. Morganstein is fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and is equally skilled in providing services to hearing, deaf, and hard-of-hearing individuals of all ages.

Nyaka NiiLampti works with clients of all ages, including through individual and group therapy. Her training and research are in the areas of multicultural and cross cultural issues in psychology. Anxiety, depression, diversity issues, relationships and performance enhancement are among her specialties. She works from an interpersonal framework and is also trained to administer, score, and interpret various measures of cognitive, achievement and personality, including learning disabilities and ADHD.

Anthony Patterson, M.D. Psychiatrist, sees clients aged 18 and up needing medication and psychiatric services. He specializes in the treatment of Depression, Bipolar Disorder (Manic-Depressive Illness), and Anxiety Disorders. 

Craig Pohlman directs learning and assessment services at Southeast Psych. Craig began his career teaching science to elementary and middle school students in New York City. Craig has conducted or supervised thousands of assessments of struggling learners. His previous book, Revealing Minds, is a hands-on guide for professionals who assess students facing learning challenges. His latest book, How Can My Kid Succeed in School?, helps parents and educators to better understand the learning needs of children and adolescents, and to select strategies for success.

Amy Powell Jamieson sees adults, children and their families. She specializes in treating children and their families for a variety of issues – anxiety, trauma, behavioral problems, anger management, depression, ADHD, grief, domestic violence and parenting. However, she also sees adults for depression, anxiety, domestic violence, grief and loss, self-esteem issues and relationship issues.

Nick Valadez, Nick has two Master's degrees, one in counseling and the other in leadership.  Nick works with children, adolescents and young adults. He also serves Southeastpsych clientele through groups, training development, and assessment.  Nick also serves as assistant to the managing partners, focusing on technology, testing, and clinical support.

 

David Verhaagen works primarily with high school and college-age students. His specialties include: adoption issues, anger problems, anxiety behavior problems, depression, drug and alcohol problems, school and learning-related problems (including ADHD), and trauma (accidents, abuse, violence, etc.)



 

Lynn Vivian has worked in private practice settings for over 15 years.  She provides evaluation and psychotherapy to children, adolescents, and adults.  Dr. Vivian enjoys an active family and church life with her husband of 21 years and two teenage children. 

Heather West enjoys working with children, adolescents, and their families to help them identify strengths.  She uses cognitive-behavioral, interpersonal, family systems, and play therapy techniques to encourage health and well-being.  Dr. West specializes in treating anxiety disorders in children and strives to involve parents in treatment planning and direction.  She attended Davidson College and the University of Virginia. 

Molly Murphy Wittig Molly Murphy Wittig enjoys working with children of all ages, but specializes in young children.  Her concentrations include early child development, developmental delays, behavior management, ADHD, anxiety, and psychoeducational/ psychosocial assessment.  Dr. Wittig also serves as a member of Charlotte Area Independent Schools (CAIS) and teaches psychology at Queens University.