Harold Anderson is a dedicated therapist who finds joy in working with families and couples, as well as individuals of all ages, including adults and youth. As a consultant for the Brush and Fort Morgan Head Start programs, he also has a passion for supporting children. Specializing in addressing anxiety issues, depression, and trauma-related challenges, Harold seeks to enhance the relationships that shape families and couples. His goal is to cultivate an environment where clients can truly thrive. He often likens therapy to fine-tuning an old car; just as an engine purrs when adjusted perfectly, so too can relationships flourish with the right guidance. As the only Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist residing in Morgan County, he is uniquely equipped to provide effective support for families and couples. Additionally, he holds the designation of an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, further underscoring his commitment to professional development and excellence in therapeutic practice.

Kathrine Anderson is deeply committed to providing the highest quality of counseling services tailored to meet the unique goals and needs of her clients. With over 10 years of experience in the counseling field, she specializes in helping teenagers, adults, and elders (ages 65 and above) find joy and peace in their lives. Her extensive expertise covers a wide array of challenges, such as infidelity, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, grief, and behavioral issues. Kathrine's therapeutic approach includes family and marital counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and Christian counseling, among others. She creates a safe and comfortable environment where clients feel valued and heard as they explore their emotions, navigate life transitions, strengthen relationships, and advocate for themselves. Through her support, clients learn to communicate effectively, set healthy boundaries, and cope with various life stressors. Kathrine is dedicated to empowering individuals and families on their journey toward healing and self-discovery. Offering Telehealth sessions, she is ready to guide clients through their challenges without having them feel defined by them.

Christi Chisum is dedicated to supporting children, adolescents, teenagers, and young adults as they navigate the complexities of today's world. With a deep understanding of the pressures they face, Christi employs her extensive experience—having spent seventeen years as a teacher and three years as a school counselor—to help manage emotions related to anxiety, depression, and stress. Specializing in Play Therapy, Art Therapy, and Bibliotherapy for ages 7-10, as well as Solution-Focused Brief Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for older adolescents and young adults, Christi believes in the power of collaboration in the therapeutic journey. She emphasizes the importance of building trust and connection, creating a safe space for individuals to express themselves and work through life transitions and behavioral issues. Her warm approach ensures that everyone feels supported as they develop coping skills and enhance their self-esteem.