Rachel Lewis
Rachel Lewis, MA, LPC, LPCC-S, earned her graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Franciscan University in 2015 and is independently licensed in both Ohio and West Virginia, where she also provides clinical supervision to therapists within OHVC. She primarily works with adults — and select older adolescents — with experience diagnosing and treating depression, anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, grief, and more. Rachel takes an eclectic, holistic approach to therapy, viewing each client through physical, somatic, emotional, spiritual, and relational lenses, and places a strong emphasis on building a trusting therapeutic relationship where clients feel genuinely safe and understood.
Michelle Hunt
Michelle Hunt, MA, LPC, LPCC, earned her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Franciscan University of Steubenville in 2018 and is independently licensed in both Ohio and West Virginia. She enjoys working with people of all ages and has experience treating trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, and ADHD, taking a collaborative and eclectic approach that honors the dignity and uniqueness of each client. As a Catholic Christian, Michelle also understands the role of faith in the healing process and is comfortable incorporating faith-based interventions for clients seeking counseling from a Christian perspective.
Kimberly Justice-Conley
Kimberly (Kim) Justice-Conley, MSW, LCSW, LISW, is a Behavioral and Mental Health Child Psychotherapist with over 18 years of experience providing clinical care to children and adolescents across a range of settings, including hospital outpatient offices, home-based services, schools, and residential group homes. She earned her Master of Social Work summa cum laude from the University of Pittsburgh with a graduate concentration Certificate in Child and Family Welfare, and holds dual licensure in West Virginia and Ohio. Kim specializes in helping young people navigate behavioral disorders, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and more, drawing on an eclectic range of therapeutic approaches — including CBT, Psychodynamic, Humanistic, and Attachment-Based Family Therapy — to ensure treatment is fully individualized to each client’s needs.
Kristen Richter
Kristen Richter, MSW, LGSW, earned her Master of Social Work with a graduate trauma certificate from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and is dependently licensed in West Virginia under direct supervision. She enjoys working with clients of all ages, drawing on an eclectic approach that includes CBT, DBT, and other modalities, with a background in community mental health and crisis stabilization informing her ability to meet each client’s unique needs. Guided by the core social work values of service, social justice, integrity, and the dignity and worth of every person, Kristen is committed to building meaningful and effective therapeutic relationships. Kristen is currently under supervision as she works towards her independent license.