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I am a Licensed Master Social Worker providing individual therapy services to patient’s age 5-18 years of age. I’m dedicated to empowering the strengths in those I work with. I believe in making treatment a joint effort among myself, the patient, and their family. My therapeutic approach focuses on promoting overall well-being by using a person-centered and strength-based treatment model. My areas of special interest and treatment focus include anxiety, depression, PTSD, and supporting emerging adults.
Jamie is a licensed master social worker with 3 years of experience working with children and adolescents in a therapeutic setting. Jamie has a bachelor’s degree in Family Studies and Human Services from Kansas State University and a master's degree in social work from University of Kansas.
Jamie is a school-based clinician serving Hillsboro and Goessel school districts by providing services to children and adolescents in preschool thru 12th grade. Jamie utilizes Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, solution-focused therapy, and Motivational Interviewing to support clients in identifying how they can use their own strengths to improve their mental health.
"I enjoy working with children and adolescents and believe behavior is communication. Children want to be understood, and I strive to support them as they learn skills to express themselves and their emotions in safe, healthy ways."
General Information:
Full Name: Alisha P. Bond
Professional Title: LMFT (Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist)
Education and Credentials:
Highest Degree Earned: Master of Science in Family Therapy (Friends University); Master of Health Services Administration (University of Kansas)
Relevant Certifications: Gottman Level 1 Certification
Clinical Experience:
Types of settings where you have practiced: I have a private practice and am now working in an OP clinic setting at Prairie View.
Client populations you have worked with extensively: I cannot say extensively yet, but I offer services to individuals, couples and families.
Specialization and Expertise:
Primary Areas of Clinical Focus: Complex Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, Stage of Life issues, Medical Trauma, Parenting, Blended Families
Specific populations or concerns you particularly specialize in: Adult women
Therapeutic Approach:
Preferred therapeutic modalities: CBT, Narrative, Motivational Interviewing, Experiential, Solution-Focused
Key principles or values guiding your therapeutic approach:
I welcome individuals, couples and families in my practice. If you are struggling with depression, anxiety, relationship issues, parenting or work-life balance, I invite you to reach out. I operate on a premise that each person is an expert in their own life and therapy must be collaborative and individually-tailored.
Personal Philosophy on Therapy:
What motivates you to be a therapist?
My philosophy is grounded in the belief that everyone has the potential for growth and change, no matter where they are starting. I work in a highly collaborative and teaching way with clients; and believe that overall health is achieved through balance and attention to emotional, physical and mental wellness.
What do you believe is the most important aspect of the therapeutic process?
The most important element in therapy is the alliance between the client and the therapist. The relationship must be one of trust, collaboration, mutual respect, and safety. When this foundation is in place, clients are free to explore motivations and goals as they move toward positive change.
Dr. Keith Buhr is a psychologist working with adults and older adults ages 18 to 100 years old.
Kerri Burr is a licensed master's level social worker who works with individuals ages five years and older via Telehealth. Kerri strives to help all her clients show up to therapy- and life- as their most authentic selves. Her therapeutic approach is trauma-informed, strengths-based, and holistic.
Kerri specializes in working with neurodivergence (ADD/ADHD/Autism), LGB individuals, non-traditional family structures (blended families, adoptive families, polyamory/ethical non-monogamy), PTSD, C-PTSD, anxiety, and depression. She offers an eclectic approach, often incorporating mindfulness, creativity, movement, and technology into her sessions- tailoring each session to suit the client's needs.
John Caporale, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychotherapist (LCP). He works most with those experiencing anger, anxiety, depression and behavior disorders and also provides psychotherapy for sex offenders. He works with patients 10-100 years old.
Anoria works with clients ages 11 to 64 years old.
Mary Ann provides patients with assessment and medication treatment for psychiatric medication management.
Cassandra is a licensed psychologist who works with patients ages 10 to 60 years old. She enjoys working with adolescents and women to help them gain more confidence in themselves and deal more effectively with their stressors.
Kelsey provides individual therapy for patients 7 to 100 years old. She enjoys working with all who are striving to create change in their lives. Whether working to manage anxiety or increase overall life satisfaction, she appreciates the opportunity to be a part of and aid in that journey.
I enjoy helping people discover their strengths and find freedom from the things that have hurt them. I work with individuals aged 12-80 years old, couples and families. I have a passion for supporting people who are going through significant changes in their lives.
Gregg provides psychiatric medication management and treatment for adolescents ages 12 and up, adults, and older adults through inpatient and residential programs at Prairie View.
Mary sees individuals 12 years or older, facing chronic physical illnesses, individuals with intellectual developmental disabilities, and grief.
Ian is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and Art Therapist. He uses a variety of expressive therapy tools, including art therapy, to support patients and works with patients ages 11 to 64 years old.
Thirty-three years of experience in education as an elementary teacher and school counselor means Donna Glover, LPC, knows how to effectively work with children and families.
“After being an elementary classroom teacher for over 20 years, I noticed a great need to help students who were struggling emotionally,” says Donna. “I got my Master’s Degree in School Counseling to help support students, staff and families.”
Her last year in education made her realize that students and families needed more support than she could give in an education setting.
“I made the move into mental healthcare, and I’m excited to be able to support children and their families.”
Donna works with clients ages 6 to 18 years of age.
Personal Philosophy on Therapy:
Everyone can grow, no matter where they are or where they have been. Although they may be factors in what route needs to be taken, one’s background, family of origin, genetic makeup, social location, etc. does not define their potential for growth. There is potential for everyone.
What motivates you to be a therapist?
My own experiences in therapy helps drive me to be better. I continue to allow myself to be human acknowledging not only flaws and need for change, but also beauty in being human. Through that, I grow and wish for others in this world to grow in their own ways.
What do you believe is the most important aspect of the therapeutic process?
I believe the relationship between client and therapist is crucial to the therapeutic process. It serves as a tool to help the clients foster and maintain change. That is why I show up as myself with each and every client.
Jessica provides individual and family outpatient therapy to individuals 11 years of age and older.
I have a passion for helping others and I love what I do! My goal as a clinician is to help make sense of difficult experiences to make meaningful life changes in those that I serve. I believe that therapy is most effective when personalized to meet the needs, strengths, and goals of each client. My therapeutic approach ranges accordingly to my clients needs, strengths, and goals and I have gained further education and training in cognitive behavioral therapy, strengths-based, and solution focused brief therapy; to name a few. I earned my master’s degree at Walden University in 2023 and have 10+ years of experience when working with children and families. I offer individual and/or family therapy to children, adolescents, and their families with ages that range from 4-18.
Amy works with patients ages 14 to 100.
Education and Credentials:
Highest Degree Earned: M.S.
Institution where degree was obtained: Friends University
Relevant Certifications: Web 2.0 TF-CBT
Clinical Experience:
Years of Practice as a Therapist: 1 year
Types of settings where you have practiced: Private Practice, nonprofit organization, and a clinic on a college campus.
Client populations you have worked with extensively: Adults, children, couples, and families.
Specialization and Expertise:
Primary Areas of Clinical Focus: My areas of clinical focus include anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, and family therapy.
Specific populations or concerns you particularly specialize in: Children of all ages and the Spanish speaking community.
Therapeutic Approach:
Preferred therapeutic modalities: CBT, IFS, and Experiential
Personal Philosophy on Therapy:
What motivates you to be a therapist?
Being able to spread the message that we do not need to go through things alone and being able to witness the immense strength, resilience, beauty, compassion, and courage every client holds.
What do you believe is the most important aspect of the therapeutic process?
I believe that the most important aspect of the therapeutic process is creating an alliance with the system you’re working with and providing a calm and unanxious space for all those in the room. I believe that all individuals have the tools to heal and grow within them and my job is to create the space that allows them to access them and learn to utilize them.
Dr. David Hon is a psychiatrist practicing in the Prairie View psychiatric hospital. He works with patients ages 18 to 100 years old.
Cassie is passionate about giving people space to express their voice through words, symbols or art. “I believe people have an innate ability to grow and heal.” I hope to provide a safe place and supportive relationship where people can use their strengths and resources to grow. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor who sees patients ages 14 to 65 years old through Prairie View's Outpatient program.
As a Marriage and Family Therapist, Shonda uses strong therapeutic alliance to help clients heal relationships, encourage self-awareness and build effective communication skills to increase meaningful engagement in their lives. At the heart of her work Shonda seeks to find opportunities for families to feel informed and empowered to move forward in purposeful, positive ways. She sees clients ages 3 years and older using a variety of interventions and play therapy activities.
Allyson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor who works with patients ages 7 to 100 years old. She loves hearing people's stories and helping them navigate their story.
Dr. Lily Lai is a Licensed Master Level Psychologist and works with patients ages 0 to 17. She specializes in theraplay techniques for children ages 0 to 6. Theraplay is an attachment-based therapy that focuses on parent-child relationships.
Kristal works with patients ages 6 to 65 years old.
Emily Luedtke is a licensed masters social worker who works with patients 15-65 years old. She is passionate about collaborative partnerships with patients to build sustainable change. Emily focuses on the whole patient as a complex being capable of amazing growth and exceeding their goals. Some of her special interests include anxiety, depression, PTSD, LGB populations, sexual health, and emerging adults. Her therapeutic perspective is trauma-informed, sex-positive, strengths-based, intersectional, and holistic.
Education and Credentials:
Highest Degree Earned (e.g., Ph.D., M.S.W., M.A): MSW
Institution where degree was obtained: WSU
Relevant Certifications (e.g., EMDR, CBT, Mindfulness, RPT):
Clinical Experience:
Years of Practice as a Therapist: 1.5 years
Types of settings where you have practiced (e.g., Private Practice, Clinic, Hospital): CCBHC
Client populations you have worked with extensively (e.g., Adults, Children, Couples, Families): Adults, Teenagers
Specialization and Expertise:
Primary Areas of Clinical Focus (e.g., Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, Relationship Issues, Substance Abuse): LGB populations, anxiety depression and mood, PTSD, trauma, ADHD, abuse and neglect issues including domestic violence or sexual assault.
Specific populations or concerns you particularly specialize in (e.g., LGB individuals, athletes, first responders): LGB individuals, sexual health
Therapeutic Approach:
Preferred therapeutic modalities (e.g., Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy): CBT, ACT, DBT interventions, supportive therapy, solutions-focused brief therapy, mindfulness therapy
Key principles or values guiding your therapeutic approach: Emily is passionate about collaborative partnerships with patients to build sustainable change. Emily focuses on the whole patient as a complex being capable of amazing growth and exceeding their goals. Some of her special interests include anxiety, depression, PTSD, LGB populations, sexual health, and emerging adults. Her therapeutic perspective is trauma-informed, sex-positive, strengths-based, intersectional, and holistic.
Personal Philosophy on Therapy:
What motivates you to be a therapist? Assisting others in navigating life’s difficulties and living their best lives.
What do you believe is the most important aspect of the therapeutic process? Connection between the therapist and client
Kristen is an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN), providing psychiatric medication management and treatment for adults and older adults through inpatient and crisis psychiatric medication management for ages 6-100 years old through Access Services.
“I enjoy helping people identify their emotions and needs, brainstorming resources and accompanying them on their healing journey,” says Vicki.
Vicki will integrate this passion through her given responsibilities at Prairie View. She will run assessments and evaluations, conduct a variety of therapy options, create treatment plans and public speak about psychosocial spiritual topics.
“Since college, I have been interested in the psychosocial spiritual aspects of human nature and experience,” she says. “I enjoy assisting people on solving problems wholistically.”
Not only can Vicki be an assistance to those with spiritual needs, but she is also available to help individuals, 18 years or older, facing depression, anxiety, Alzheimer’s disease, caregiving stress, general wellness concerns and more.
Mercedes works with patients ages 11 to 64 years old.
Dr. Reed works with patients ages 2 to 60 years old.
Lorri is an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN), providing outpatient psychiatric assessment and medication management for children and adults.
Karen is a Licensed Master Social Worker and helps patients with trauma, PTSD, and more.
Laura is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LSCSW) and Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor (LCAC). She works with patients 14-64 years old.
Nicole works with patients 0 to 18 years old.
Specialization and Expertise:
Client populations you have worked with extensively: Children, ages 5 to 17
Specific populations or concerns you particularly specialize in: LGB populations & neurodivergence (ADD/ADHD/Autism)
Therapeutic Approach:
Preferred therapeutic modalities:
I conceptualize from a Cognitive Behavioral lens and utilize interventions from Mindfulness Based Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Play Therapy and Art Therapy.
Key principles or values guiding your therapeutic approach:
Empathy, genuineness, unconditional positive regard and client autonomy.
What motivates you to be a therapist?
By being able to provide a safe space to share and process challenges, showing consistent support and empathy, and overall striving to make a beneficial and positive impact on other people’s lives.
Education and Credentials:
Highest Degree Earned: PsyD in Clinical Psychology
Institution where degree was obtained: University of Denver
Relevant Certifications: working on certification in EMDR
Clinical Experience:
Years of Practice as a Therapist: 5 years post internship, about 10 years total including school
Types of settings where you have practiced (e.g., Private Practice, Clinic, Hospital): Private Practice, VA clinic, VA residential and outpatient clinics, Primary Care Mental Health Integration (PCMHI), Specialty Clinic (Geropsychology), Community Mental Health, Acute Inpatient Hospital, Home-based PCMHI
Client populations you have worked with extensively (e.g., Adults, Children, Couples, Families): Adults, Older Adults, Adolescents
Specialization and Expertise:
Primary Areas of Clinical Focus: Trauma, any concern where emotion dysregulation is present such as Borderline Personality Disorder, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, Anxiety Disorders, Mood Disorders
Specific populations or concerns you particularly specialize in: Through my DBT work I am often connected with individuals who have more complex problems and situations, including chronic thoughts of suicide. I also really love working with older adults and caregivers. My focus has been on developing skill and comfort with diverse people and life problems so I would characterize myself as a generalist.
Therapeutic Approach:
Preferred therapeutic modalities: Dialectical Behavior Therapy, EMDR, Human-centered, Psychodynamic, ego state therapy
Key principles or values guiding your therapeutic approach: I approach therapy first as a relationship and second as an opportunity to learn how our brains respond to events and how we can use the information we learn to gain more understanding and control over our future responses. I am a nerd for neurophysiology and figuring out ways to reprogram unhelpful patterns that are meant to keep us alive--but not necessarily working for us any longer. Changing the way we do things can be pretty challenging and frustrating, and extremely rewarding.
Personal Philosophy on Therapy:
What motivates you to be a therapist? I love what I do because I see how the process improves lives. And I get to go on this journey again and again with different people, each of whom I learn from as well.
What do you believe is the most important aspect of the therapeutic process? The most important aspect to me is the relationship. I am ok if someone does not like me or trust me, the important part is that we find a way to develop that with the right person later on. Nobody fails at therapy. We sometimes just don’t get all the right ingredients to make it work every time, with every person, so finding that mix is important.
Practicing as a licensed masters social worker since 2012, I strive to create a safe space where individuals and families are seen and valued for their lived experience, as no two experiences are the same, nor the symptoms that follow. Through a client centered approach, I come alongside the child and family to explore that lived experience, while working together to create a unique treatment plan that assists in positive transformation. I look forward to hearing your story.
Barbara works with patients ages 11 to 100 years old.
Mark is the director of Turning Point (PRTF) and a licensed clinical marriage and family therapist who works with clients through the PRTF. He works with patients 10-60 years old.
