David McMillian, LPC, LMFT

Ernie Cowger, Ph.D., LPC, LMFT

Wrenn Tippett, LPC, LMFT

Sandra Normand, M.A.

Cindy Willis, M.A.

Velma McLelland, M.A.

Talbert Tipton. M.A.


It's not always easy to face our problems or seek another's help. The daily stresses of life can build until we feel completely overwhelmed. Many who first come to therapy report feeling lost, alone, or depressed and many feel confusion and hopelessness about the future. These feelings are very normal,  yet most people feel as if they are falling apart.

It's important for each of us to allow ourselves the space to reflect upon our day to day life and our future. Therapy is exactly that opportunity, allowing us to work through some of the most difficult struggles life can impose on us in an atmosphere of acceptance and unconditional support. Competent therapists do not offer solutions or take sides, but do empower and help clients work out solutions according to their individual values and lifestyles. Seeking professional assistance is a sign of courage and a willingness to deal with life's many changes. When and if you need us, we're here to help.