Zack Knowles

MSW, LCSW-A, LCAS
Therapist

As a licensed clinical social worker and addictions specialist, my priority is your autonomy. I have worked in a variety of settings with a focus on self-identified problematic behavioral patterns within the realm of substance use and mental healthcare.

My clinical training includes MI, CBT, Family Systems, the Biopsychosocial Model, and Mindfulness. My therapeutic style is rooted in Rogerian, otherwise known as Person-Centered, or Humanistic therapy. My immediate tendency when meeting with a client, or any human for that matter, is to notice strengths, inherent wisdom, and desires. My natural demeanor is laid back, patient, and engaging. Above all, I strive to be non-judgmental and empathetic – I do not walk in your shoes and will not pretend to be an expert on your life.

My mission is simple: to be present with you and collaboratively join in your wellness journey.

I am well-prepared to walk with you on a path toward your ideal self, genuinely appreciating who you are and where you would like to go. We will assuredly celebrate every self-defined positive change you make along the way.

Emily Trapp

LMFT, LCAS-A
Family and Couples Therapist

As a systems trained therapist I specialize in helping individuals understand how their relationships impact their journey to wellness. I work well with people who are exploring the dynamics of their personal and professional relationships, including friends, intimate partners, and family. I am passionate about helping my clients explore and understand the interpersonal connections in their lives. We will work together to identify patterns so you can develop a greater understanding of the dynamics that exist in your relationships with others.

I am a trained Marriage and Family Therapist, so I believe it is important to understand your struggles and experiences beyond what is intrinsic and explore how they are part of a larger system as well. I have training in a number of evidence-based modalities; solutions-focused therapy, motivational interviewing, and systems-based modalities like Bowen Family Systems. My therapeutic style is compassionate, collaborative, relational, and strengths based – I will meet you wherever you are on your walk of life.

I want to help you move away from the idea of needing to “fix” something and instead focus on how to support your vision of the future and the path to get there. I am passionate about creating a space where we can explore your curiosities, grow your confidence, foster the relationships that are important to you, and strengthen your relationship with yourself. When we better understand ourselves, we can be more attune and available to those in our circle.
 

Delvin Kenion

CADC
Director of Wellness and Recovery Coaching/ Counselor

Delvin has been in the field of Substance Abuse since 2012. Delvin is a Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor, who’s been working with individuals along with families to help navigate through the difficulties, challenges, and the impact that addiction does to those involved.

Delvin has struggled with addiction himself which has allowed him to have empathy for those he works with. He loves working with others and has a passion for recovery. He believes that building relationships is one of the key components to getting to the core of the underlying issues. Building trust is tremendously important and he provides that safe space for those seeking a happy fulfilling life that they deserve. He has gained a perspective that’s conducive to helping individuals find their path to recovery.

In his free time, Delvin enjoys spending time with his family, playing golf, and traveling.

LeeAnna Gill

LCSW-A, LCAS-A
Therapist

I was drawn to therapy because of my desire to validate people’s experiences and emotions, to provide a non judgemental space for people to feel safe, and impart hope when it feels like there is none. My therapy style allows me to work well with those who are experiencing interpersonal challenges, life transitions, general and social anxiety, depression, and patterns of substance use.

My background is in social work, which I’ll use to guide our work to explore the systems that have been at play in your life, in addition to exploring any underlying processes. I enjoy pulling techniques from multiple therapeutic modalities to suit your needs, those include: CBT, DBT, MI, and ACT.

My style is gentle, compassionate, and affirming. I am honored to hear your story and to journey alongside you as we explore your past, present, and future.
 

Andrea Walker Morris

LCMHCA, LCAS-A, CTP
Therapist

Andrea is integrative in her approach to growth and has found that we learn best through doing. She maintains that our challenges can be our best teachers and we don’t have to walk through them alone. Andrea’s practices are rooted in the knowledge that although we may feel scratched, dented, or even shattered at times in our lives, we are not broken. Andrea is skilled in helping clients discover strengths, build confidence, and cultivate resilience through trauma. She brings her experience with the language of recovery to the arena and believes that providers should never ask their clients to do something they aren’t willing to do themselves.

Andrea has experience providing services to a wide array of communities. She works within a strengths-based framework and often incorporates Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Narrative Therapy, CBT, IFS, somatic focus, and a host of experiential modalities. She is trained as a Clinical Complex Trauma Professional Level II (CCTPII) and is a Certified Trauma Professional (CTP). Andrea has a B.A. in Psychology with a Concentration in Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and an M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Jordan McVay

CADC-I
Recovery Coach

Jordan is a seasoned professional in admissions, program coordination, recovery coaching, operations, sales, and analytics. His service-oriented approach coupled with his personal journey to recovery makes him the perfect ally to help individuals at any stage of their recovery process. He meets each person where they are and guides them through their unique journey, providing the necessary support and motivation to help them achieve their goals.

His service attitude and personal experience in recovery give him the innate ability to help individuals at any stage of the process, meeting everyone where they’re at in their journey.

Born and raised in Southeast Ohio, Jordan is a dedicated Ohio State fan. Currently residing in Wake Forest, North Carolina, he shares his home with his lovely wife, Natalie, and their two adorable pitties, Walker and Kona. Jordan loves playing and watching hockey and any other sport you can think of. He also indulges in a plethora of other hobbies, including podcasting, music, volunteer work, and traveling with his wife.

With Jordan as part of our team, we are confident in providing our clients with the best care possible. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or a loved one, Jordan is committed to helping you achieve the recovery and wellness you deserve.