Jennifer is a licensed mental health counselor who attended both Christian-based Asbury University and IUPUI while earning her undergraduate degree. She then earned her Master’s Degree from the University of Indianapolis. Jennifer has several years of experience in working with families, children and adolescents in individual, group and family therapy. She utilizes Cognitive Behavioral and Solution Focused approaches while incorporating Christian principles and faith. Jennifer has been married to her husband, Ryan, and has two daughters, Avery and Callie.

Courtney is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who lives with her husband and 2 daughters. She is a school social worker for Hamilton Southeastern Schools full time. She is on the crisis response team, resilience team, and leads trainings throughout the district such as QPR and Restorative Practices. Before being in the schools Courtney was a child forensic interviewer for law enforcement while pursuing her master’s degree. She then worked as a school social worker for kids diagnosed primarily with emotional disabilities. Courtney worked with the students and parents on therapy and skills to help get the students back into a general education setting. Courtney has been a diving coach for the past 8 years before deciding to switch to private practice. She states; “I love coaching, it just became clear to me that I could help athletes mentally just as much as I could coach them physically.” She now works with athletes on how to better themselves when it comes to performance anxiety. Courtney’s passion continues to grow in helping adults and students become the best version of themselves integrating spiritual views with TEAM-CBT, practicing the Convergence therapy model founded by Derek Wilder. She plans to pursue her doctorate in Educational Leadership next fall.

Haley is a multi-state (FL, CO, IN) licensed professional counselor and Certified EMDR Therapist. Haley has over a decade of experience in supportive and teaching roles and six years in professional counseling. Haley has assistant taught communications courses, supported sexual abuse research, counseled families and young adults in juvenile and family services programs, and now owns a virtual private practice. Haley’s passion and scope of practice are for adult clients seeking help navigating (complicated/traumatic) grief and loss, life transitions, military life issues, family of origin challenges, abuse and neglect survival, perinatal issues, and anxiety/specific phobias. Haley’s mind-body approach to therapy includes the use of Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), EMDR with attachment focus, mindfulness and somatic processing, parts work, cognitive behavioral interventions, and Solution Focused Therapy (SFT). Haley has specific effectiveness in working with clients who have previously struggled to see results with traditional talk therapy. Haley is allied with veterans/service members, the BIPOC community, and the LGBTQIA+ community. She is blessed to have an amazing spouse and two puppies.

Dr. Soper’s goal and passion are to help people resolve current problems and long-standing patterns that may interfere with God’s perfect plan for their life. For the Christian client, research shows that progress is made more rapidly and completely when both psychology and theology are integrated. Christian Convergence Therapy (CCT) integrates psychology and theology in a way that encourages personal development through sound Christian teachings (e.g., it tells us “what” to do) and psychological techniques in a cognitive and behavioral format (e.g., it tells us “how”) to achieve our spiritual and psychological goals.

Kylene is a Licensed Social Worker for the Hamilton Southeastern (HSE) School System, mother of three and wife. Kylene is a HSE crisis response team member and (mental health) educator throughout the district specializing in suicide crisis response-Question Persuade, Refer (QPR) and Restorative Practices. Kylene has ten years of juvenile probation experience as well. Kylene has personal experience navigating the medical system as a parent of children with congenital medical diagnoses/early diagnoses requiring differing levels of intervention, extensive rehabilitation and countless hours in hospital. Out of her struggle, Kylene has grown a specific passion to empower and support parents experiencing medical trauma and caregiver burnout. In session, Kylene takes a multidisciplinary approach with mindfulness, Postpartum Support International (PSI), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma-informed practices and Convergence Therapy model founded by Derek Wilder. Kylene has an approachable and warm demeanor with the intention of cultivating a safe space to transform lives mentally, emotionally and spiritually.