Ms. Cleary is a graduate of Texas A & M University. She has been in private practice for 29 years. Her field of study in graduate school was Clinical Psychology/ Developmental Psychology. She has extensive experience in teaching, training, and public speaking over many subjects. Her work encompasses trauma issues, marital therapy, individual therapy, stress and anxiety management, and women’s issues. Additional areas of specialty are chronic illness, pain and grief, and adolescent female issues. She provides treatment for all ages and genders. Jackie feels strongly that in-patient care you should feel relaxed, comfortable and respected. The process of therapy should begin with a target goal and end with a solution. Jackie will work with you to develop ideas about your goals and continue working with you to develop the skills necessary for you to be successful in achieving them. [Read More]

Daniel Morris is the Executive Director of Recovery in Oklahoma LLC, an outpatient counseling agency with offices in Tulsa and Okmulgee. He is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) and a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Oklahoma. He’s managed both mental health and substance abuse programs and has experience in both residential substance abuse treatment and inpatient psychiatric care. He’s proud to have worked with the Veterans Treatment Court in Tulsa, OK and learned a great deal about the impact of, and effective treatments for trauma while working with that population. He provides clinical supervision to a number of beginning counselors in the Tulsa area and works as an adjunct professor at Northeastern State University in Broken Arrow teaching a Trauma Informed Care class for the Social Work Department. Here’s a partial list of his specific licenses, certifications and specific areas of interest: [Read More]

A current resident of Tulsa, Henriatta graduated from Tulsa Community College with an Associates of Arts in 2008. Soon after obtaining my Associates, she continued her education by obtaining my Bachelors of Arts in the field of Psychology, with a minor in Social work, and graduated in 2010. She then received my Master’s degree in Marriage & Family Therapy with a specialization in play therapy, graduating from Southern Nazarene University in 2013. Henriatta has a passion for working with children and teens in high-risk situations and have extensive experience as a mentor to youth. She also has experience working with individuals experiencing grief in their lives, whether it is the death of a loved one and or the loss of a relationship. Her passion for individuals as a whole is exemplified through her efforts to support and walk with her clients throughout their journeys of pain, and hang-ups. [Read More]

I am Whitney Doyeto, M.A., LMFT, the licensed marital and family therapist and founder of Serenity Marriage and Family Counseling, LLC. I earned both a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Oral Roberts University. As an ORU graduate, I have been trained in Christian Counseling and am happy to provide biblical counseling services to those who desire it. I am also trained in EMDR therapy. I have been called to give hope and renewal to individuals, couples, and families. I strive to create more support, structure, stability, and peace into the lives of those I serve. I am eager to help you find the relief you have been searching for. I have been married for nine years and our daughter is four years old. I am passionate about learning, exercising, traveling, and volunteering at Church. [Read More]

Growing up, I had always been interested in human thought processes, emotional responses, social interactions, and behaviors. I graduated with my bachelors degree in Psychology in 2011 from Northeastern State University in Broken Arrow. As a new graduate, I decided to gain some real life experience in the mental health field. In 2013, I was afforded the opportunity to work as a psychiatric technician at Laureate Psychiatric Clinic and Hospital. During my time at the hospital, I supported a multitude of individuals who were struggling with a diverse scope of mood, personality, and thinking disorders. In 2017, I graduated from NSU a second time with my masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Before I knew it, year 2018 made its debut and I was rewarded with five years of training working in an inpatient setting. While I loved the rich experience I had received at Laureate, I decided to go a different route and try an outpatient setting. For the next three years, I worked at a counseling agency in Tulsa where I had the pleasure of working with individuals and families all with different backgrounds, ages, cultures, sexual orientations, ethnicities, and psychological and behavioral issues. Life took a new turn in 2020 when I was offered a position as a Licensed Professional Counselor at a private practice. I gratefully accepted the opportunity and here I am today. [Read More]

I am a student of life. Each one of us is born to fulfill a cardinal purpose and it is for us to find it, or reformulate it to suit our needs, as we go along the journey of our lives. Inherent in each of us is a seed for tremendous potential which shall bloom given the right soil, water, and nutrients. However, sometimes life throws a wrench, making our circumstances difficult and confusing: it is in those times that proper guidance can put us back on the right track. I regard myself as a guide/life coach/therapist who helps individuals to find their own solutions to return to their right path. I am passionate about helping people because in the process of helping them I too grow personally. I emigrated from India to marry a loving man who is the power behind my personal and professional growth. We have been together for forty seven years. During those years, we have raised three beautiful daughters to adulthood, who now have become amazing women in their own right, with excellent careers in medicine, law, and education. They have given me four grandchildren who are the light of my eyes. I am blessed. I love cooking and gardening. There is always food on the stove and vegetables in the garden during gardening season. I am writing a book on the significance of marital vows in various religious and cultural traditions. My therapeutic approach is to treat each individual with respect and unconditional regard as I believe they are the masters of their own destiny. I simply strive to bring out their hidden strengths and thus help them become the best they can be. [Read More]

I help women and couples dealing with overwhelming life changes or challenges, such as: divorce, infidelity, relationship disconnection, health issues, relocation, depression, anxiety, job stress or burnout. If difficult situations cause you to overreact or retreat, I can help. The moment you realize your true strength, life changes forever. Finding direction and purpose is priceless. Sometimes we loose sight of our goals and seeing the big picture is hard. I help you refocus and restart the journey of living the big picture. Make the call today. You are worth it! I utilize Solution Focus Therapy, EMDR, and CBT, to help you take your life back. During our time together you will receive respect, motivation, and clear feed back. This amazing journey will reveal your strength, confidence and courage. It’s true, life can be exhausting and overwhelming, equip yourself today with the right tools to maximize your best life! I provide a path to mind and life wellness. Your improved relationships and positive habits will enhance your ability to live free from fear and doubt. So get out of your head and let’s talk. If you are telling yourself you can’t afford therapy, I say to you; you can’t afford for your relationships and life to remain the same. Make the call today. [Read More]

Jadea is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Revive Counseling, LLC. Jadea utilizes a strength-based client-centered approach and has nearly 5 years of mental and behavioral health experience. She creates a welcoming environment for her clients to freely address their life challenges and personal emotional concerns. Her goal is to help clients move towards their bright future. Jadea loves working with clients of all ages. She offers both individual and couples counseling. Jadea is a graduate of Oral Roberts University, with her Masters in Counseling. She has a range of clinical experiences including school-based counseling, crisis, court-ordered, and private practice. Jadea works with individuals ages 12 and up. [Read More]

Casey Ritchie is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor candidate (LADC) in Oklahoma. She received her Master’s degree in Counseling from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah. Casey works with a comprehensive range of mental health challenges, to include depression, anxiety, shame, faulty thought processes, poor coping skills, self-harm and suicidal thoughts/tendencies. She helps clients discover peace and purpose as they navigate life after traumatic experiences such as domestic abuse, sex-trafficking, substance abuse and other chaotic and harmful life experiences. Casey has worked extensively with adolescents and their families, helping them heal from past abuse and neglect, family conflict, and she has helped couples resolve conflict and work together to build stronger relationships and families. Casey worked on the treatment team for women in the Tulsa County Drug and DUI court program, helping women to overcome problems related to shame and poor coping skills that led to severe substance use and abuse. She has worked in several different settings, including non-profit agencies, schools, home-based services, office-based. [Read More]

Lucy C. Wilson, M.S.S.W., L.C.S.W., has a Masters Degree in Social Work from the University of Tennessee. She completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, with an emphasis in Early Childhood Development Psychology, at the University of the South. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Oklahoma. She has training in Play Therapy that enhances her ability to counsel children as young as two years of age. She is a clinical member of the National Association of Social Workers and the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders. [Read More]

Roselene’s passion is to know God, encounter His deep love for her and learn to love Him back with her whole heart. With the love that He loves her, she desires it to overflow in loving others with compassion. Roselene’s vision is to partner with God in restoring relationships to Him, self, and others. It is her mission to carry out this vision by prayer, teaching, writing, mentoring, and counseling. Her strongest asset is that she took her own journey of restoration first. Embracing Grace and Truth on her restoration journey, she encountered intimacy of Jesus. As she invited Jesus into her hurts, healing on so many levels became a reality, opening the way for her to fulfill her destiny. In Roselene’s life journey she values living a lifestyle of daily habits that keep her deepening her intimacy with Jesus and being an example to love and care for others. Her life verse keeps her centered and grounded. Psalm 16:11, “You will show me the path of life; In Your presence is fullness of joy; At Your right hand are pleasures forevermore.” [Read More]

I am a 1995 graduate of Harding University with a degree in Youth and Family Ministry. I went on from there to Abilene Christian University and received a Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy in 1997. I spent the next eight years in full-time ministry in West Texas which included working with Single Adult Ministry, Divorce Recovery, Grief Recovery, Family Ministry, and Youth Ministry. During my time in ministry, I also provided individual, couple, and family therapy in a pastoral setting. While in Lubbock, I also served as an adjunct faculty member at Lubbock Christian University. After leaving Lubbock, I spent the next four years teaching some amazing high-school students at Dallas Christian School. I opened Green Counseling Services in Rockwall, Texas in 2010, and I have served families of all shapes and sizes through my private practice both in Rockwall and in Amarillo. In 2019, my family relocated to Jenks, Oklahoma and I am continuing my work through my private practice in Tulsa as well as online. As an extension of my practice, I have also been trained as a Life Coach, PREPARE/ENRICH, PREP and CPREP, as well as hundreds of hours of continuing education. I have enjoyed working with businesses, schools, non-profits, and churches while conducting team building, conflict resolution, personal coaching, and career counseling. My therapeutic experience has focused on individuals, couples, and families with a special emphasis on marriage therapy, men’s issues, sexuality, and adolescent issues. I tend to think about things differently. Because of that, it seems difficult to give an accurate description of myself in such a short format. My passion is helping people live into a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them which can change the trajectory of their story and the stories of those around them for generations. This has taken my own story in several interesting directions, and I’m looking forward to even more twists in the story as time goes forward. If you really want to get to know me, spend some time with my family! I’ve been married to Angela for 26 years now and we have two amazing boys, Taylor (19) and Austin (16). I truly am blessed to spend my life with these three people. When I’m not doing work or family stuff I love to spend time on the golf course, traveling, or just reading a good book. I love being outdoors whether that’s participating in sports or just exploring new territory. [Read More]

I envision counseling as a collaborative process. My approach involves facilitating a supportive client/counselor relationship to improve my client’s ability to cope with and address negative patterns of behavior and thought, enrich their relationship with self and others, and enhance overall well-being. I have been a practicing therapist for eight years in Tulsa, Oklahoma. My career experiences include working in schools with children, adolescents, and their families; working with adults to address life/work balance; supporting clients with depression, anxiety, and trauma histories; and most recently counseling teen parents. Every day I enter my sessions with the intention to help my clients get in touch with their inner resources in order to feel more in control of their emotions, with a greater sense of peace and well-being. I can attest to the benefits that counseling and mindfulness can bring during difficult times. I discovered mindfulness practices including meditation while pursuing my Ph.D., and reconnected with these practices while facing the challenges of raising two small boys on my own. Through the ups and downs of parenting and the struggle of maintaining a balance between work and home life, it has been my mindfulness practices that have kept me grounded. I believe that everyone could benefit from taking some time to focus on their own mental well-being and to just breathe a little more! [Read More]

I graduated from Oklahoma State University, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Oklahoma. I’m also registered as a National Certified Counselor and an American Counseling Association member. Acting in these roles, I’ve worked with hundreds of people to help them recover from traumatic experiences, improve their personal relationships and build healthy habits to transform their lives for the better. I’m trained in a variety of person-centered therapy models — I most enjoy using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. My mindfulness-based approach is built on my commitment to building strong therapeutic relationships with my clients while providing a safe space for self-exploration to promote healing and growth. Outside of sessions, I enjoy writing fiction, playing the guitar, and spending time with my wife and our menagerie (two dogs, two cats, new baby). I’m looking forward to working with you. [Read More]