I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and owner of Graystone Counseling, LLC in Worthington, Ohio. In addition to being licensed in Ohio, I am also licensed to provide services, via Telehealth, to clients in Florida. I have been practicing since 2009 and supervising clinicians since 2014.

I specialize in burnout and high-functioning anxiety in individuals, with a focus on helping clients find a path toward renewal and balance. I also work with teens and young adults navigating identity development, academic pressure, and social challenges. Additionally, I support individuals recovering from narcissistic abuse, emotional manipulation, gaslighting, and unhealthy relationship patterns. For couples, I help partners develop healthier relationship patterns, strengthen communication, and deepen emotional connection. I also offer focused one-day marriage intensives for couples seeking deeper, accelerated help.

Whether you prefer short-term, goal-focused work or deeper, long-term therapy, I will collaborate with you to set clear goals and measure progress. Telehealth and in-person sessions are available to fit your schedule. I welcome adults, adolescents, couples, and families.

If stress, anxiety, depression, relationship conflict, major life transitions, or professional burnout are holding you back, I am here to support your healing journey every step of the way. I will honor your unique story and values - helping you reclaim balance and strengthen relationships. Every treatment plan is built around your values, strengths, and specific challenges — not a one-size-fits-all approach. I utilize evidenced based models such as CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care, and somatic therapy.

Throughout my career I have been deeply engaged in the counseling profession through service, education, writing, and leadership. I have delivered continuing education presentations at multiple venues, including the All-Ohio Counseling Conference, and served as Ethics Chair for the Ohio Counseling Association in 2011. My writing has appeared in Counseling Today and The Table. In 2008 I published a memoir, My Nephew, My Son, which explores spiritual dimensions of reactive attachment disorder.

Educationally, I earned a Bachelor of Arts from Otterbein University in 1995 and a Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary in 2009. Soon after graduation I became the Assistant Director of Counseling at Ashland Theological Seminary. In 2012 I joined Arbor Counseling in Dublin, OH as a full-time counselor. I later served as a counselor and clinical lead at Foundations Family Counseling in Worthington, OH. I am currently completing a Doctor of Education in Community Care and Counseling with a focus on marriage and family therapy.