Scottsboro, AL Local Support & Community Resources

Jenna Mudd, a dedicated and compassionate therapist, has extensive experience working with diverse populations including children, adolescents, and adults. Her expertise encompasses addressing behavioral and emotional issues, as well as providing support for individuals affected by chronic mental illnesses such as Depression, Anxiety, and Schizoaffective Disorder. Jenna brings valuable skills from her work in both inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment contexts. Her comprehensive training enables her to address a variety of challenges, from mood disorders and anxiety to attention deficit disorders, striving to help individuals process challenging life events that often result in heightened stress and interpersonal difficulties. Jenna is committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment where clients can openly explore underlying issues. With a Master's degree in Rehabilitation Counseling from Mississippi State University and certification as a Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC), Jenna possesses the qualifications to empower individuals facing disabilities and promote their mental wellness.

Linda Rogers, LPC-S, is a seasoned therapist with rich experience in supporting diverse populations, including those involved in the criminal justice system and individuals with chronic mental health challenges such as Depression, Anxiety, and Schizoaffective Disorder. Her expertise extends to children, adolescents, and families, veterans, and individuals in outpatient substance abuse treatment. Linda served as the Outreach, Deployment, and Mobilization Program Manager in Germany from 2000 to 2003, which deepened her understanding of the unique struggles faced by military families. With a Doctorate in Counseling Psychology, she is particularly adept at addressing core issues related to mood disorders, anxiety, and behavioral challenges among the youth. Linda is committed to assisting individuals navigating difficult life events, including grief, divorce, and custody battles, which often result in heightened stress and relational difficulties. She strives to cultivate a warm, trusting environment that promotes the development of positive coping strategies. In addition to her therapeutic practice, Linda provides clinical supervision for ALC practitioners aiming to achieve licensure and offers training opportunities, including Mental Health First Aid and ethics workshops. Her passion for teaching at a local university complements her dedication to enhancing her clients' quality of life.

Russell Glass understands that acknowledging the need for help and reaching out for it requires immense courage. In a world that often feels increasingly chaotic, he offers a path to relief that can be accessed from the comfort of one's home. Having lived abroad, Russell brings a unique, multicultural perspective to his practice, enriched by his personal journey through chronic conditions, which deepens his appreciation for the complexities of life today. His extensive experience over the past two decades primarily focuses on guiding individuals through substance use challenges, while also addressing the intertwining issues of anxiety, depression, shame, and other health-related difficulties. Russell emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing unresolved trauma as a significant factor in healing. His compassionate and judgment-free approach provides a safe space where clients can explore their struggles and work towards their goals of self-fulfillment and authenticity. With a strong background in various therapeutic modalities—including Compassion Focused, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Strength-Based techniques—Russell equips clients with effective coping strategies tailored to their unique journeys. He has empowered many others on similar paths and invites individuals seeking a healthier, more fulfilling life to take the first step towards transformation with him.