Austintown, OH Local Support & Community Resources

Taylor Barton, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a Master's degree in Educational Counseling (MSED), embodies the belief that 'there is no need to be ashamed of tears, for tears bear witness to the greatest courage—the courage to suffer' as expressed by Viktor E. Frankl. Her therapeutic practice is a sanctuary where individuals can explore their lived experiences and deepen their connections to themselves and others. With a wealth of experience in addressing mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety, life transitions, and traumatic stress, Taylor adopts a strengths-based perspective, recognizing each individual as the expert of their own life seeking support. She employs a variety of therapeutic approaches, grounded in trauma-informed and client-centered methodologies, and has successfully worked with clients ranging from ages 9 to 76. Taylor’s commitment to creating personalized therapeutic plans empowers her clients to navigate difficult emotions and stressors with confidence. She is dedicated to fostering a safe, open, and trusting environment where clients can freely discuss their needs and feelings. Taylor anticipates the opportunity to collaborate with individuals on their healing journey through her Telehealth sessions, welcoming all who wish to explore the potential for growth and healing.

Cathy Dye is a licensed clinical social worker who stands out for her extensive experience, boasting over two decades in the social services sector. She earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from Youngstown State University in 2000, followed by a Master of Social Work Degree from the same institution in 2019. Cathy specializes in addressing trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship dynamics, life and career challenges, as well as identity and existential matters. Her therapeutic approach is holistic and rooted in a mind-body perspective that encourages individuals to cultivate a deeper awareness of themselves with compassion and without judgment. Cathy strives to empower her clients by helping them eliminate anxiety and suffering, fostering a sense of balance in their lives. Her mission is to guide individuals in uncovering their purpose and passions, encouraging them to live authentically while reigniting the inherent power and strength that resides within each person.

Theresa Guju Bohr, a licensed independent social worker, has dedicated her career to community behavioral health in Mahoning County. A long-time resident with deep community roots, she embodies commitment and passion, delivering exceptional clinical care to her diverse clientele. As both an advocate and clinician, Theresa is proficient in various therapeutic modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy, integrated care, and stagewise treatment. She collaborates with each individual, crafting personalized plans that promote mental health and recovery, laying a foundation of wellness and balance designed to empower and restore her clients. With extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and adults, Theresa focuses on addressing mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, marital issues, and adjustment disorders. Her unwavering focus on client wellbeing is complemented by her active listening skills, creating a supportive environment where clients can develop coping skills to navigate the multiple challenges they face.