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Recently relocated to the Charlotte area from Wilmington, NC. While living in Wilmington, Ashley spent almost 4 years working with children and families providing in-home therapy services. Ashley loves being able to use books, play and art to engage in therapy with younger children to support exploring big feelings and how to cope with them. In her free time, she enjoys watching sports, reading, playing volleyball, and crafting. Ashley would also like to start teaching herself how to play the guitar!

Leacie Holland, received her Masters of Social work from UNC Charlotte, with a Bachelor’s in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Asheville. Leacie enjoys working with kids and young adults and specializes in supporting behavioral disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, independent living skills, social skill building, anxiety, and depression. Leacie has worked with children in Special Education, health care facilities, and home health care settings. Leacie works on creating a least restrictive environment, allowing her clients to feel safe and at ease while finding their self-identities and interpersonal skills. Leacie enjoys traveling, watching sports, and playing with her goldendoodle, Effie.

Dr. Eileen Flores is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with almost 20 years of experience working in the areas of trauma, intimate partner violence, adolescent and adult mental health, clinical research, medical social work, and peer support services for people with differences in abilities and traumatic injuries. She is passionate about supporting and encouraging children, teens, and families who have lived experiences with neurodiversity, trauma, and navigating challenges in their life journey using trauma-informed, anti-racist, culturally humble, ethical, and evidence-based practices. Eileen is also experienced in program development and leadership, clinical supervision and field instruction, and incorporating Universal Design for Learning, the 504 Plan and IEP process to support more inclusive learning and skill-building. She is part of the Associate Graduate Faculty at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. Personally, Eileen loves spending time with her husband, daughter, son, and two puppies. She loves the mountains, hiking in nature, arranging fresh flowers, and COFFEE! Eileen’s favorite children’s book: It’s OK to Make Mistakes by Todd Parr.

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Mallory grew up in the Troutman area and moved back to the area recently from Raleigh. She graduated from Lenoir-Rhyne University with a bachelor’s degree in studio art and a minor in art therapy. She received her master’s in art therapy from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College in 2015 and has been practicing art therapy with various populations in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and Durham since then with the NC Art Therapy Institute. Mallory is married to her high school sweetheart and has a daughter and two dachshund dogs. Her therapeutic approach is multi-modal, strength based and emphasizes the healing power of art. She loves painting, traveling, and being outdoors.

Rachel has been working with children and their families since graduating from Appalachian State University in 2015. She has a passion for empowering families to grow together. Rachel loves working will all kids and specializes in treating behavioral disorders, anxiety, depression, grief, ADHD, social skill building and assisting parents respond to these behaviors effectively. Rachel has experience working with children and families in the hospital, school, and in home therapy settings. Rachel believes that growth comes from understanding, encouragement, and supporting the whole child. On weekends Rachel can be found visiting the mountains or snuggling her two dogs, Watson and Mazie. 

Hi there new friends! My name is Stephanie. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker In our counseling department. I really enjoy playing, learning about feelings, behaviors, and how our brain works! I love to explore and go on adventures! I have lots of favorite things like pizza, cloudy days, movies, and my pups. What are some of your favorite things?  

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Jacob has experience helping clients work through and resolve trauma experiences.  He’s worked with people across the lifespan and believes teaching clients how trauma is stored in the brain and body.  He uses a variety of treatment modalities to reduce distress and help clients heal.  Jacob also works with those having difficulty managing symptoms of ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and behavioral problems. He is skilled at helping families find their strengths to help assist in creating connection and structure, helping educate about human development, emotion regulation strategies, and conflict resolution. Outside of Counseling, Jacob likes to spend time with friends, play sports, and is actively involved in church and the middle and high school ministry. When he was a teenager, he received counseling and it changed his life. After that, he received a calling on his life to do the same for others. He loves meeting new people and can’t wait to meet you!