Alyssa Jackson, LMHC-A
Alyssa is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate with her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Ball State University. She has experience serving clients in intensive outpatient settings and is primarily interested in working with older adolescents, adults, couples, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Alyssa’s areas of clinical focus include depression, anxiety, OCD, trauma, life transition issues, peripartum mental health concerns, and learning to live with a chronic illness.
Alyssa is passionate about helping others and strives to create a warm, safe, and authentic therapy environment for all clients. Alyssa loves spending time with her family and pets, watching horror movies with friends, reading, listening to podcasts, and caring for her ever-growing collection of houseplants.
Alyssa is passionate about helping others and strives to create a warm, safe, and authentic therapy environment for all clients. Alyssa loves spending time with her family and pets, watching horror movies with friends, reading, listening to podcasts, and caring for her ever-growing collection of houseplants.
Andria Johnson, Clinical Mental Health Intern
Andria is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Ball State University while completing her internship at Still Waters. Her background includes private practice experience, crisis intervention through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, and advocacy work supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. She has also participated in anti-racism and inclusion initiatives throughout her time at Ball State. Andria has worked with clients across the lifespan and supports individuals and couples navigating concerns such as anxiety, depression, emotional dysregulation, trauma, grief and loss, and life transitions.
Andria’s therapeutic approach is grounded in advocacy and empowerment. She strives to create a supportive environment where clients feel free to express themselves and explore their concerns without judgment. Warm and genuine, she recognizes the powerful role authentic connection can play in the therapeutic process. Her commitment to cultural responsiveness is reflected in the respect she brings to each client’s identity and lived experiences. Outside of her professional life, Andria is a proud cat mom to Luna, Willow, and Hazel. She enjoys traveling and good food, while yoga and crocheting are among her favorite ways to unwind. She also loves thrifting and expressing her creativity through fashion.
Andria’s therapeutic approach is grounded in advocacy and empowerment. She strives to create a supportive environment where clients feel free to express themselves and explore their concerns without judgment. Warm and genuine, she recognizes the powerful role authentic connection can play in the therapeutic process. Her commitment to cultural responsiveness is reflected in the respect she brings to each client’s identity and lived experiences. Outside of her professional life, Andria is a proud cat mom to Luna, Willow, and Hazel. She enjoys traveling and good food, while yoga and crocheting are among her favorite ways to unwind. She also loves thrifting and expressing her creativity through fashion.
Angie Dailey, LCSW
Angie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with more than 15 years of experience providing therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and families. She brings extensive clinical and leadership experience from her work in residential treatment, child welfare, higher education, and community mental health. Angie has dedicated much of her career to supporting individuals and families navigating trauma, behavioral challenges, and complex relational dynamics. She has particular expertise working with justice-involved youth and adults, youth with problematic sexual behaviors, and children and families navigating family conflict and complex trauma. Angie’s approach is grounded in compassion, collaboration, and empowerment, reflecting her belief that lasting change is possible when clients feel respected, autonomous, and free from shame.
In addition to providing therapy, Angie serves as Clinical Director of Ball State University’s Healthy Lifestyle Center, where she provides clinical leadership while expanding access to health services within the community. She also teaches in Ball State University’s Bachelor and Master of Social Work programs. Angie approaches therapy with warmth, genuine curiosity, and a collaborative spirit. Her work is comprehensive and trauma-informed, integrating evidence-based interventions with practical skill-building. Outside of work, Angie enjoys painting, gardening, traveling, spending time in nature, attending the ballet, and caring for her pets.
In addition to providing therapy, Angie serves as Clinical Director of Ball State University’s Healthy Lifestyle Center, where she provides clinical leadership while expanding access to health services within the community. She also teaches in Ball State University’s Bachelor and Master of Social Work programs. Angie approaches therapy with warmth, genuine curiosity, and a collaborative spirit. Her work is comprehensive and trauma-informed, integrating evidence-based interventions with practical skill-building. Outside of work, Angie enjoys painting, gardening, traveling, spending time in nature, attending the ballet, and caring for her pets.
Bill Betts, Ph.D., HSPP
Dr. Bill Betts is a Licensed Psychologist with more than 25 years of experience in behavioral health, working with children, families, and adults across a variety of clinical and administrative settings. He earned his BA in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Indiana University and his MA and PhD in Clinical Psychology from DePaul University. He also completed a post-doctoral fellowship in Program Evaluation and Administration at the University of Colorado. Prior to joining Ball State as the Director of Counseling, Bill spent 10 years leading high-intensity behavioral health programs in Chicago, Illinois, serving high-risk populations and supporting individuals in complex clinical settings. He also served as an assistant professor and Associate Director for Mental Health at the Kempe Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect at the University of Colorado.
Bill provides therapy to clients ages 5 and up, and when working with young children, he incorporates a family systems approach, engaging caregivers to foster meaningful growth and lasting change. He values building strong, collaborative relationships with his clients and creating a supportive, understanding environment where individuals and families can feel heard and empowered. Outside of work, Bill enjoys spending time with his family and hiking with his dog, Aspen, bringing warmth, attentiveness, and genuine care to his work with clients, much like he does in his personal life.
Bill provides therapy to clients ages 5 and up, and when working with young children, he incorporates a family systems approach, engaging caregivers to foster meaningful growth and lasting change. He values building strong, collaborative relationships with his clients and creating a supportive, understanding environment where individuals and families can feel heard and empowered. Outside of work, Bill enjoys spending time with his family and hiking with his dog, Aspen, bringing warmth, attentiveness, and genuine care to his work with clients, much like he does in his personal life.
Brittany Kiger, LMHC
Brittany is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with experience working with clients in outpatient settings. She earned her Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Indiana University Kokomo. Brittany works with adolescents, adults, and couples, providing a supportive and collaborative environment where clients feel heard, understood, and empowered in their healing process. Brittany has clinical experience treating depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, mood disorders, and women’s issues. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), an evidence-based therapy that helps individuals process and heal from traumatic experiences and negative core beliefs.
Brittany believes therapy is most effective when it is collaborative and tailored to each individual. She focuses on meeting clients where they are, building a strong therapeutic relationship, and helping them develop practical tools to move toward their personal goals and greater emotional well-being. Outside of the therapy room, Brittany loves German Shepherds and firmly believes animals can be some of the best natural antidepressants.
Brittany believes therapy is most effective when it is collaborative and tailored to each individual. She focuses on meeting clients where they are, building a strong therapeutic relationship, and helping them develop practical tools to move toward their personal goals and greater emotional well-being. Outside of the therapy room, Brittany loves German Shepherds and firmly believes animals can be some of the best natural antidepressants.
Cali Willaman, M.A.
Cali is a Master’s level therapist who earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Ball State University. She is currently a PhD student in Ball State University’s Counseling Psychology program. Cali has experience working in diverse clinical settings, including university counseling centers, community mental health clinics, and sexual violence victim advocacy offices. Cali enjoys working with older adolescents and adults. Her areas of focus include anxiety, depression, LGBTQIA+ support, trauma, emotional dysregulation, grief/loss, chronic illness, interpersonal difficulties, and domestic and sexual violence concerns.
Cali’s therapeutic approach is collaborative, direct, and warm. She establishes a grounded and respectful dynamic where clients feel understood and valued. Cali supports clients in building insight and self-awareness, fostering meaningful progress toward their goals. She brings a curious and thoughtful presence to her work and emphasizes flexibility and empowerment throughout the therapeutic process. She uses a person-centered approach that honors each client’s lived experience. Outside of her professional work, Cali enjoys spending time outdoors, reading, engaging in arts and crafts, and training her dog.
Cali’s therapeutic approach is collaborative, direct, and warm. She establishes a grounded and respectful dynamic where clients feel understood and valued. Cali supports clients in building insight and self-awareness, fostering meaningful progress toward their goals. She brings a curious and thoughtful presence to her work and emphasizes flexibility and empowerment throughout the therapeutic process. She uses a person-centered approach that honors each client’s lived experience. Outside of her professional work, Cali enjoys spending time outdoors, reading, engaging in arts and crafts, and training her dog.
Cassandra Reidt, LMFT
Cassandra is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a passion for helping couples, youth, and families create fulfilling relationships and healthy connections within the marital and family system. Her clinical areas of focus include interpersonal challenges, behavioral concerns, and difficulties within the family unit. Cassandra also works with individuals struggling with issues related to spirituality, depression, trauma, anxiety, and grief/loss. Cassandra strives to create a supportive space where clients feel heard and understood, while also gaining practical tools to strengthen relationships, improve communication, and foster emotional well-being. Cassandra draws from evidence-based approaches to guide clients toward meaningful change, helping them navigate challenges with clarity, resilience, and self-awareness. She is known for her authentic and direct communication style, offering both warmth and honesty to help clients recognize patterns, address challenges, and make progress in a meaningful and practical way.
Ellie Jarosinski, M.A.
Ellie is a master’s-level therapist and doctoral student who enjoys working with individuals across the lifespan. Ellie earned her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Ball State University, where she is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology. She has experience in community mental health and school-based settings, with additional training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Sand Tray Therapy. Ellie works with children as young as age four, adolescents, and adults. Her clinical focus includes anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, emotional regulation, behavioral concerns, identity exploration, interpersonal difficulties, and life transitions.
Ellie’s approach is warm, compassionate, and empowering. She seeks to understand each client as a whole person, considering their individual experiences, strengths, and needs. Her work is grounded in a person-centered perspective where clients are respected as active collaborators in the therapeutic process. Ellie helps clients deepen their understanding of themselves while identifying practical steps toward meaningful change. When working with children, Ellie recognizes the important role parents and caregivers can have in the therapeutic process and tailors their involvement to the needs and goals of each child and family. She strives to create an environment where young clients can express themselves comfortably while families feel respected and supported throughout the therapeutic process. Outside of work, Ellie enjoys taking walks, reading, playing games, and spending time with her loved ones.
Ellie’s approach is warm, compassionate, and empowering. She seeks to understand each client as a whole person, considering their individual experiences, strengths, and needs. Her work is grounded in a person-centered perspective where clients are respected as active collaborators in the therapeutic process. Ellie helps clients deepen their understanding of themselves while identifying practical steps toward meaningful change. When working with children, Ellie recognizes the important role parents and caregivers can have in the therapeutic process and tailors their involvement to the needs and goals of each child and family. She strives to create an environment where young clients can express themselves comfortably while families feel respected and supported throughout the therapeutic process. Outside of work, Ellie enjoys taking walks, reading, playing games, and spending time with her loved ones.
Emily Davis, LMHC-A
Emily is a graduate from Ball State University, with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She has seen clients at the Ball State Counseling Practicum Clinic, and her experience there has included seeing children, adolescents, and young adults. While at the Counseling Practicum Clinic, she gained experience working with clients experiencing anxiety, grief, depression, low self-esteem, interpersonal conflict, and exploring LGBTQIA+ identities. She enjoys working with these populations and integrating creative techniques to engage her clients in meaningful ways.
Emily is passionate about creating strong and trusting relationships with clients to support them in their journey toward healing, self-discovery, and growth. She values each client’s unique experiences and perspectives and strives to be empathetic and understanding while building relationships with each client. Outside of work, Emily enjoys gardening, baking, traveling, trying new coffee shops, and spending time with family and friends.
Emily is passionate about creating strong and trusting relationships with clients to support them in their journey toward healing, self-discovery, and growth. She values each client’s unique experiences and perspectives and strives to be empathetic and understanding while building relationships with each client. Outside of work, Emily enjoys gardening, baking, traveling, trying new coffee shops, and spending time with family and friends.
Emma Biddle, LMHC-A
Emma is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate who earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Ball State University. Throughout her training and professional journey, she has worked in diverse mental health settings, including crisis intervention, private practice, and community-based care. Emma has experience working with clients across the lifespan and addressing a range of concerns such as anxiety, depression, grief and loss, neurodivergence, and relationship challenges. She is passionate about working with individuals, couples, and families, with a strong commitment to client-centered care.
She approaches her work with empathy, authenticity, and a deep respect for each individual’s unique experience. Emma views the therapeutic space as a collaborative and supportive environment that fosters connection, empowerment, and self-discovery. Outside of her professional life, Emma enjoys spending quality time with loved ones, baking sourdough bread, walking her two dogs (Olive and Maple), diving into a good fantasy or thriller novel, and strength training.
She approaches her work with empathy, authenticity, and a deep respect for each individual’s unique experience. Emma views the therapeutic space as a collaborative and supportive environment that fosters connection, empowerment, and self-discovery. Outside of her professional life, Emma enjoys spending quality time with loved ones, baking sourdough bread, walking her two dogs (Olive and Maple), diving into a good fantasy or thriller novel, and strength training.
George Gaither, Ph.D., HSPP
Dr. George Gaither is a Licensed Psychologist who served in the United States Army prior to attending college. He earned his PhD in Clinical Psychology and MA in Psychology from the University of North Dakota and completed his predoctoral internship in Clinical Psychology at the Medical University of South Carolina. Since 2006, he has been an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychological Science at Ball State University. George combines his extensive clinical experience with a deep understanding of psychological principles to help individuals and couples navigate challenges, achieve personal goals, and cultivate a sense of peace and balance in their lives. His areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, sexuality, relationship and gender-related concerns, and life stage transitions.
He takes a collaborative approach with clients, tailoring strategies to meet each person’s unique needs while fostering insight, growth, and resilience. Outside of his professional work, George enjoys landscaping and gardening, spending time with his family, cheering on the Colts and Pacers, and exploring the world of Pokémon Go.
He takes a collaborative approach with clients, tailoring strategies to meet each person’s unique needs while fostering insight, growth, and resilience. Outside of his professional work, George enjoys landscaping and gardening, spending time with his family, cheering on the Colts and Pacers, and exploring the world of Pokémon Go.
Gina Bradburn, LCSW
Gina is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who provides trauma-informed individual and couples therapy. She has clinical experience supporting clients in PTSD recovery as well as treating anxiety, depression, grief and loss, relationship concerns, life transitions, and women’s issues. Gina integrates evidence-based therapies with a strong emphasis on building meaningful therapeutic relationships and incorporating a somatic-informed approach to support lasting change. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), existential and attachment-based therapies, and solution-focused approaches. Gina is also a Certified Trauma-Informed Yoga Instructor, which allows her to thoughtfully integrate somatic awareness, breathwork, and mindfulness into her work.
She is deeply committed to client advocacy, ethical care, and fostering healing through safe and supportive therapeutic relationships. As a leukemia “surthrivor,” Gina brings deep compassion, presence, and respect for the mind–body connection to her work. She is especially passionate about helping individuals and couples cultivate emotional safety, strengthen relationships, process trauma, and navigate life transitions with greater clarity and resilience. Outside the therapy room, Gina enjoys traveling and creating meaningful memories with her two children—her greatest source of joy and fulfillment—along with her longtime husband, family, and friends. These experiences continue to shape the compassion, perspective, and presence she brings to her work with clients.
She is deeply committed to client advocacy, ethical care, and fostering healing through safe and supportive therapeutic relationships. As a leukemia “surthrivor,” Gina brings deep compassion, presence, and respect for the mind–body connection to her work. She is especially passionate about helping individuals and couples cultivate emotional safety, strengthen relationships, process trauma, and navigate life transitions with greater clarity and resilience. Outside the therapy room, Gina enjoys traveling and creating meaningful memories with her two children—her greatest source of joy and fulfillment—along with her longtime husband, family, and friends. These experiences continue to shape the compassion, perspective, and presence she brings to her work with clients.
Jennifer Oetting, LCSW
Jennifer is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a focus on children, adolescents, adults, and families. She has experience providing individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy across a variety of settings, including residential programs, classrooms, foster care, and outpatient clinics. Jennifer is EMDR-trained, TF-CBT-trained, and DBT-certified, bringing expertise in understanding how trauma and life experiences influence thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. She is passionate about helping clients build insight, develop coping skills, and navigate challenges in a safe and supportive environment.
Clients often value Jennifer’s ability to quickly establish rapport and connection, along with her direct, yet empathetic and authentic style of communication. She balances warmth with clarity, helping clients feel heard while guiding them toward meaningful growth and positive change. Jennifer’s approach emphasizes collaboration and she is committed to helping children, adults, and families strengthen relationships, process difficult experiences, and develop practical skills that support emotional well-being and everyday functioning.
Clients often value Jennifer’s ability to quickly establish rapport and connection, along with her direct, yet empathetic and authentic style of communication. She balances warmth with clarity, helping clients feel heard while guiding them toward meaningful growth and positive change. Jennifer’s approach emphasizes collaboration and she is committed to helping children, adults, and families strengthen relationships, process difficult experiences, and develop practical skills that support emotional well-being and everyday functioning.
Jessica Greenslade, LCAC, LMHC-A
Jessica is a Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor (LCAC) and Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHC-A) who provides therapy for adolescents and adults experiencing substance use concerns, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, and co-occurring mental health concerns. She has experience in community mental health and intensive outpatient (IOP) settings, working with individuals facing complex and intersecting challenges. Jessica is committed to creating an affirming, inclusive environment where LGBTQIA+ individuals feel safe exploring identity, relationships, and belonging. For clients who desire it, she offers faith-informed counseling by thoughtfully integrating spiritual beliefs into the therapeutic process. She also supports individuals processing religious trauma, navigating faith transitions, and exploring religious deconstruction.
Jessica believes healing begins within a trusting, collaborative therapeutic relationship where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered to move toward meaningful change. Her approach is compassionate, authentic, and individualized, emphasizing resilience, self-understanding, and practical coping skills that support lasting growth. She values meeting each person where they are and honoring their unique experiences, goals, and autonomy throughout the counseling process. Outside of the therapy room, Jessica enjoys attending live music events, cooking, gardening, traveling with her family, and spending time with her grandchildren.
Jessica believes healing begins within a trusting, collaborative therapeutic relationship where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered to move toward meaningful change. Her approach is compassionate, authentic, and individualized, emphasizing resilience, self-understanding, and practical coping skills that support lasting growth. She values meeting each person where they are and honoring their unique experiences, goals, and autonomy throughout the counseling process. Outside of the therapy room, Jessica enjoys attending live music events, cooking, gardening, traveling with her family, and spending time with her grandchildren.
Katherine Davis, LSW
Katherine is a Licensed Social Worker who provides individual therapy to adolescents and adults seeking support with emotional challenges and life transitions. Katherine’s goal is to help clients better understand themselves while building practical, sustainable skills that support emotional well-being and everyday functioning. She has experience working in outpatient and community-based settings, supporting teens and adults through a wide range of concerns.
Katherine works closely with clients to build insight, strengthen coping skills, and move toward meaningful and realistic change at a pace that feels right for them. Outside of the therapy room, Katherine values creativity, humor, and connection. She enjoys spoiling her chihuahua, Lily, crocheting as a way to unwind, and watching reality television. She believes these personal interests help her stay grounded and relatable, and she brings that same authenticity and humanity into her work with clients.
Katherine works closely with clients to build insight, strengthen coping skills, and move toward meaningful and realistic change at a pace that feels right for them. Outside of the therapy room, Katherine values creativity, humor, and connection. She enjoys spoiling her chihuahua, Lily, crocheting as a way to unwind, and watching reality television. She believes these personal interests help her stay grounded and relatable, and she brings that same authenticity and humanity into her work with clients.
Macy Neff, LMHC-A
Macy is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate with dual Master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology and Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Ball State University. She has experience working with clients in outpatient settings, supporting individuals navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and major life transitions.
Macy is passionate about fostering a collaborative and empowering environment, working alongside clients to set values-based goals and explore the thoughts and emotions connected to meaningful life experiences. She is dedicated to creating a therapeutic space where individuals feel truly heard, understood, and empowered to build resilience, make meaningful changes, and gain clarity in their lives. Her approach to therapy is client-centered and flexible, tailored to each person’s unique needs and preferences. Outside of the counseling room, Macy enjoys gardening, baking, reading, and spending time with her mini dachshund, Ada.
Macy is passionate about fostering a collaborative and empowering environment, working alongside clients to set values-based goals and explore the thoughts and emotions connected to meaningful life experiences. She is dedicated to creating a therapeutic space where individuals feel truly heard, understood, and empowered to build resilience, make meaningful changes, and gain clarity in their lives. Her approach to therapy is client-centered and flexible, tailored to each person’s unique needs and preferences. Outside of the counseling room, Macy enjoys gardening, baking, reading, and spending time with her mini dachshund, Ada.
Melissa Carroll, LCSW
Melissa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who provides individual and family therapy to adolescents and adults. Her background in community mental health has given her experience working with a wide range of emotional, relational, and mental health concerns, including complex and intersecting needs. Melissa’s clinical interests include anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, grief and loss, relationship concerns, and significant life transitions. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and brings a trauma-informed perspective to helping clients understand and work through their concerns. Her clinical background also includes comprehensive assessment, individualized treatment planning, and crisis support. Beyond her direct clinical work, Melissa has served as a trainer and mentor to newer clinicians and values contributing to a collaborative clinical community where knowledge, support, and growth are shared.
Melissa believes clients are more than a diagnosis. She values understanding each person within the context of their experiences, relationships, strengths, and needs. Her approach is warm, honest, and down-to-earth. With Melissa, clients can safely explore their internal experiences and develop a deeper understanding of themselves. She offers direct feedback when helpful while respecting each client’s autonomy and personal goals. Melissa hopes clients leave therapy with a deeper understanding of themselves, greater confidence in their strengths, and a stronger sense of their inherent value. Outside of work, Melissa enjoys spending time with her husband, blended family, and pets, as well as live music, traveling, crafting, and jigsaw puzzles.
Melissa believes clients are more than a diagnosis. She values understanding each person within the context of their experiences, relationships, strengths, and needs. Her approach is warm, honest, and down-to-earth. With Melissa, clients can safely explore their internal experiences and develop a deeper understanding of themselves. She offers direct feedback when helpful while respecting each client’s autonomy and personal goals. Melissa hopes clients leave therapy with a deeper understanding of themselves, greater confidence in their strengths, and a stronger sense of their inherent value. Outside of work, Melissa enjoys spending time with her husband, blended family, and pets, as well as live music, traveling, crafting, and jigsaw puzzles.
Meredith Boatwright, LMHC
Meredith is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and owner of Still Waters Professional Counseling, where she provides therapy services to children, adolescents, and adults. She holds a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Texas. Meredith brings expansive clinical and leadership experience from her work in residential treatment centers, schools, shelters, community mental health programs, and hospitals. She is deeply committed to supporting children, adolescents, and adults, and she has a particular passion and extensive experience working with individuals with disabilities. Her approach is grounded in connection, collaboration, and empowerment, reflecting her belief that every individual has the capacity to heal, transform, and reach their fullest potential.
In addition to providing clinical supervision at Still Waters, Meredith provides clinical leadership at Ball State University. At Ball State, she teaches Practicum and Advanced Practicum courses, guiding future counselors in developing the skills needed to become effective, compassionate therapists. Her approach is holistic and humanistic, addressing mental health by considering the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Meredith specializes in supporting clients with self-esteem, anxiety and stress, depression, trauma, life transitions, emotional regulation, and interpersonal relationships. She primarily utilizes evidence-based approaches such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and mindfulness-based interventions. She also has specialized training in EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, Functional Family Therapy, Sand Tray Therapy, and EAGALA Equine-Assisted Therapy.
In addition to providing clinical supervision at Still Waters, Meredith provides clinical leadership at Ball State University. At Ball State, she teaches Practicum and Advanced Practicum courses, guiding future counselors in developing the skills needed to become effective, compassionate therapists. Her approach is holistic and humanistic, addressing mental health by considering the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Meredith specializes in supporting clients with self-esteem, anxiety and stress, depression, trauma, life transitions, emotional regulation, and interpersonal relationships. She primarily utilizes evidence-based approaches such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and mindfulness-based interventions. She also has specialized training in EMDR, Motivational Interviewing, Functional Family Therapy, Sand Tray Therapy, and EAGALA Equine-Assisted Therapy.
Rachel Redondo, Ph.D., HSPP
Rachel is a Licensed Psychologist who earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Bowling Green State University, with an emphasis in Health Psychology. She has clinical experience in private practice, community mental health centers, medical clinics, and a Veterans Affairs Medical Center, providing a broad foundation in working with a range of psychological concerns across settings. Rachel has experience treating PTSD and trauma- and stressor-related disorders, chronic anxiety, panic disorder, specific phobias, depression, disordered eating, body image concerns, insomnia, OCD, and health-related issues.
She has a particular passion for working with individuals experiencing disordered eating and body image-related concerns and is certified in Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for trauma treatment. Rachel strives to create a warm, collaborative, and nonjudgmental therapeutic environment to support meaningful change. She works with adolescents and adults and utilizes evidence-based approaches tailored to each client’s needs and goals.
She has a particular passion for working with individuals experiencing disordered eating and body image-related concerns and is certified in Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for trauma treatment. Rachel strives to create a warm, collaborative, and nonjudgmental therapeutic environment to support meaningful change. She works with adolescents and adults and utilizes evidence-based approaches tailored to each client’s needs and goals.
Administrative Team
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