UNCSA Office of Counseling Services

agrestia@uncsa.edu

'24-'25 participant

Guilford College 

bowentq@guilford.edu 

'23-'25 participant, Taleisha is a CED Alum ('07) and currently serves as the Director of Counseling at Guilford College. Taleisha brings a trauma- and intersectionality-informed perspective to her clinical and supervisory work, as well as a wealth of experience from her tenure in public mental health settings and systems. 

Family Services of Davidson County

cbrunson@fsdc.org 

'23-'25 participant

​NC A&T State University

vldalton@ncat.edu  

'23-'24 participant, Ms. Dalton is a National Certified Counselor as well as a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor for the State of North Carolina. She has worked in Counseling Services at North Carolina A&T State University since 2002. She is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and North Carolina A&T State University. She is a member of the North Carolina Counseling Association and the North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault. Her professional interests are college student development, career counseling, date rape, sexual assault, and domestic violence. 

Oasis Counseling Center

oasis@counselingmail.com

'24-'25 participant, KB Canada, LCMHCS, is the director of Oasis Counseling Center, Inc. in Burlington, NC.  I have been in the mental health field for 29 years and specialize in anxiety disorders, trauma, and parent/child relationships. I am a UNCG graduate and am a wife and mom of two boys. 

​Banyan Tree Counseling & Wellness

jcullen@banyantreecounseling.com 

'24-'25 participant, Jamie Cullen, LCMHCS, LCPC, LMHC, LCTP is the Clinical Director at Banyan Tree Counseling and Wellness, seeing her own caseload of clients utilizing a trauma-informed framework, as well as serving as Clinical Supervisor for the LCMHCAs in the practice.  Jamie has served as the Internship Supervisor since BTC began accommodating interns in 2022, and enjoys being a mentor, source of knowledge, and support for up and coming therapists. 

​Certus Psychiatry and Integrated Care 

beverly@certuspsychiatry.com  ​

'23-'24 participant, Beverly Everett (LCMHCS)  works with ages four to adult and provides individual, family, marital, and group therapy. Certified in EMDR and helps to train other therapists in EMDR through coaching and consultations.  Also, Certified in Brain Spotting.  Works with a variety of mental health illnesses. 

​​Family Services of Forsyth County 

mfreeman@familyservicesforsyth.org  ​

'24-'25 participant 

Kernersville Counseling Center

shelby@kernersvillecounseling.com 

'23-'25 participant, Shelby Gabello is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor.  She graduated from the Masters in Counsling program at UNC-Greensboro in 2016, and works as an outpatient therapist at Kernersville Counseling Center. She works with kids, teens, and young adults, and is currently supervising one master's level intern, and as the Internship Coordinator, she also oversees two additional interns.

​Guilford Counseling PLLC

ansley@guilfordcounseling.com 

'24-'25 participant

​CareNET Counseling 

mhelm@wakehealth.edu 

'24-'25 participant   

Kernersville Counseling Center 

terence@kernersvillecounseling.com 

'23-'24 participant, Terence Hunt is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Supervisor and Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist and has been in the field of counseling for over 25 years. Terence is currently in his 2nd year of pursuing a PhD  in Organizational Leadership from Anderson University (South Carolina). He currently does Outpatient Therapy at Kernersville Counseling Center in Kernersville, North Carolina.  He is also a Certified Leadership Coach.    

​Salem Academy and College

amber.kelley@salem.edu 

'23-'24 participant, Amber Kelley is the the Novant Health Director of Counseling Services at Salem Academy and College in Winston-Salem, NC.  She is a North Carolina Board Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor and a Nationally Certified Counselor with specialized certifications in Critical Incident Stress Management and Disordered Eating.  Her career path over the past 32 years includes professional work in higher education, psychiatric inpatient hospitals, private practice, and public school settings.   

​Crossnore School & Children's Home

emarsh@crossnore.org 

'24-'25 participant   

Meredith College Counseling Center

cmlong@meredith.edu

'23-'24 participant, Cassidi Long is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor (LCMHCS) who has worked as a clinician for ten years in various settings, including community mental health, inpatient hospitals, and care coordination and private practice.  She has worked with children, adolescents, adults, and families.  Currently she is the Assistant Director of the Counseling Center at Meredith College.  In this role, she provides counseling to students, conducts programming, provides psychoeducation, and supervises counseling interns. 

​Cone Health Cancer Center

lisa.lundeen@conehealth.com 

'23-'24 participant

​Family Services Inc. 

lmejan@familyservicesforsyth.org   

'23-'25 participant, Lisha is a clinician at Family Services in Winston-Salem and has a tiny sole practice one day a week. This is her second year supervising students. She works with adults, primarily trauma related using Brainspotting, among other interventions to address client challenges. Her personal strength may be self-care (the intersection of values and boundaries). She loves being outside, being with her dog and husband, and has commitments to various community activities that bring her lots of joy.   

​Family Services Inc. 

jmitchell@familyservicesforsyth.org   

'23-'24 participant, James Mitchell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 25 years of experience providing outpatient therapy to individuals and families, and 20 years of experience as a certified clinical supervisor. He utilizes ACT, existential, strengths-based, and solution-focused therapies. James has Master’s Degrees from Wake Forest and The University of Tennessee.  

​Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist 

capulgar@wakehealth.edu    

'23-'24 participant

​Guilford College

rachel@guilfordcounseling.com 

'23-'25 participant, Rachel is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and completed her MEd in Counseling at Lindsey Wilson College. She has been intensively trained in dialectical behavior therapy and brain spotting, and has worked with adolescents and adults struggling with PTSD, complex trauma, sexuality concerns, suicidal ideation, and self-harm. She has a special interest in working with individuals seeking help with trauma recovery and integration and sexuality and gender expression. 

​Kellin Foundation

sue@kellinfoundation.org  

Sue Spidell is currently Clinical Supervisor at Kellin Foundation. Prior to that, she spent 15 years at Family Service of the Piedmont as Director of Family Support Services. After obtaining her LCSW and Clinical Supervisor Certification, she began providing supervision to numerous interns. 

​Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

jungethe@wakehealth.edu  

Jeff has been a counselor for 35 years and a licensed supervisor since 2013.  He has supervised counseling interns since 2002 as part of his work with Pediatric Oncology at Brenner Children’s Hospital in Winston Salem, NC.   He also maintains a private practice.  He has experience and training in Medical Clinical Hypnosis, Basic level EMDR, MBSR, and is certified in Cognitive Behavior Therapy. 

​Irenic Therapy

brianna@irenictherapy.com

'24-'25 participant

​Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

ebwhite@wakehealth.edu 

'23-'25 participant, Liz White is the Manager of the ARCH (Advocacy, Recovery, Compassion, & Healing) Student Training Center at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. She provides and trains students to provide counseling services related to substance use, acute and post-traumatic stress, grief and loss, and crisis stabilization to acutely injured, hospitalized patients. 

​Kellin Foundation

lylan@kellinfoundation.org 

'24-'25 participant, Lylan Wingfield is a NC Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist. She received her Masters in Community Counseling from University of North Carolina - Greensboro. She has over 15 years of experience in community mental health across the continuum of care. She specializes in working with adolescents and adults facing co-occurring mental health and substance use challenges with specific focus on trauma. Currently, she serves as the Chief Program Officer at the Kellin Foundation in Greensboro. She provides clinical supervision in addition to community outreach and education focused on building trauma informed agencies, systems, and communities.  

Wake Forest University Counseling Center

bowmansh@wfu.edu

2025 participant, Shakira Bowman earned her Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from Marshall University, an APA-accredited program, in 2023. She is currently a licensed Clinical Psychologist in North Carolina and works as a Staff Psychologist at the Wake Forest University Counseling Center, where she provides individual therapy, group therapy, and supervision to trainees. Trained as a generalist clinician, Shakira has experience providing care to children, adolescents, and adults. She also has specialized experience working with rural and underserved populations, which has influenced her particular interest in racial trauma and issues affecting minoritized and marginalized populations.