Mary Halladay

Mary Halladay is a highly regarded Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, LCSW, who understands that therapy is a nuanced journey requiring courage and commitment. For many individuals, entering a therapist's office is a significant, sometimes daunting, step filled with both hope and apprehension. Mary recognizes that some clients may be seeking a fresh perspective or the opportunity to address new challenges in their lives. Her therapeutic approach is holistic, integrating mind, body, and spirit, fostering a safe environment that cultivates trust and allows for the exploration of complex issues. With a wealth of experience, Mary has worked with a diverse range of clients, from children to seniors, addressing a variety of unique situations. She specializes in women's issues, anxiety, and child therapy, and is particularly skilled at recognizing and building upon the strengths of individuals, couples, and families. Mary is dedicated to collaborating with her clients to set achievable goals and encourage positive changes. Having worked with military families and being well-versed in medical issues affecting mental health—such as cancer, thyroid disorders, diabetes, and Lyme disease—she brings nuanced understanding to her practice. Furthermore, Mary has been a committed advocate for individuals with disabilities and serves as the clinical adviser of the Hamilton County Depression Bipolar Support Alliance, underscoring her commitment to mental health support.