Andrew Li, MD

Paul Fairbanks is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) with 11 years of experience supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds. He has worked in both outpatient and inpatient settings and holds a Master’s Degree in Counseling from Argosy University. He maintains independent licenses in Illinois and Arizona and is dedicated to fostering growth and well-being in his patients.

Paul uses a client-centered approach grounded in acceptance, understanding, and empathetic connection. He believes positive change is possible with the right environment and mutual commitment. He partners closely with patients, utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and other evidence-based methods to achieve the best outcomes.

Paul works collaboratively to navigate life’s challenges, whether they are personal, family, or relationship-related. He provides tailored solutions for each patient, with experience in marriage and couples counseling, blended families, individual therapy, adolescents, ADHD, anxiety, and depression. His goal is to create meaningful progress that empowers patients to succeed.

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Tamara McKlveen is a licensed mental health counselor and national certified counselor who has worked in the mental health field for the past seven years. Tamara is a compassionate mental health advocate who focuses on client-centered, strength-based techniques to support positive life changes. She has an eclectic style driven by client interest. She received her MA in Mental Health Counseling from South University in West Palm Beach, Florida. She has worked as a counselor, Social Service Coordinator and Social Service Manager for a Florida non-profit agency servicing adolescents and their families, helping to overcome barriers to communication, education and future success. Tamara has focused her work on clients struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, and mood disorder. She has also worked with teens struggling with eating disorders and issues specific to the LBGTQ population. She has a special interest in families coping with Autism and other special needs. ‍

Dr. Colleen Ryan is a psychiatrist who grew up in Kentucky and has trained and practiced in a wide range of clinical settings. Her experience spans inpatient and outpatient care, community mental health, state hospitals, addiction clinics, VA hospitals, and academic medicine. She became board certified in addiction medicine in 2019, deepening her understanding of how addiction affects individuals and families. She has also worked extensively with patients experiencing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, including both military- and civilian-related trauma. Her diverse background allows her to appreciate the complex personal, social, and medical factors that influence mental health.

Dr. Ryan believes effective treatment begins with understanding a patient’s life experiences and perspective. She takes time to explore how patients see their challenges and what is or is not working for them. While medication can be an important tool, she does not focus on medication alone and values open discussion about its benefits and concerns. She prioritizes understanding how patients are functioning across all areas of life and strongly values a collaborative approach, viewing treatment as a partnership built on shared decision-making.

Dr. Ryan begins with a thorough evaluation that includes medical and family history, ensuring that underlying medical issues are not overlooked. The first visit is also an opportunity to build rapport and help patients feel comfortable. Together, she and her patients develop a treatment plan aligned with the patient’s goals. She recognizes that goals evolve over time and works collaboratively to adjust treatment as part of the ongoing growth process.

Dr. Michelle Ferrara is a psychiatrist whose path into medicine was inspired by a desire to care for patients in a compassionate and comprehensive way. She was drawn to psychiatry because it focuses on the whole person rather than only the illness. In her work, Dr. Ferrara takes a holistic view of mental health, considering medical conditions, personal history, social determinants of health, support systems, and life goals when guiding care.

Dr. Ferrara strives to create a supportive environment where patients feel heard, respected, and comfortable communicating openly. She believes effective mental health care is built on collaboration and trust. Her approach centers on understanding each patient’s unique experiences and values so that treatment aligns with what matters most to them.

Dr. Ferrara works collaboratively with patients to establish clear treatment goals and develop individualized care plans. With training in adult psychiatry and additional training in addiction psychiatry, she provides evidence-based care and current pharmacologic treatments. She values partnering with patients on their path toward recovery, recognizing that each person’s journey is unique.

Dr. Goicochea is Peruvian and speaks Spanish fluently. She is a "triple Gator” having completed her undergraduate and medical degree at the University of Florida (UF) and psychiatric training at UF Jacksonville. She was recognized by the Gold Humanism Honor Society for exemplary service, integrity, clinical excellence, and compassion and awarded Resident of the Year for exceptional clinical skills and commitment to patients. Dr. Goicochea is a board-certified adult psychiatrist who specializes in providing person-centered mental health care. She believes in a comprehensive, holistic approach to best improve the overall well-being of her patients; she explores psychosocial and physical health contributions to psychiatric symptoms and incorporates therapy into visits to develop a deeper understanding of the particular psychiatric concerns and their impact on patients' lives. Dr. Goicochea actively listens and creates an empathetic, non-judgmental space to work collaboratively with patients in achieving treatment goals. Dr. Goicochea's expertise is in the combination of evidence-based medication management with psychotherapy, which includes supportive, person-centered, cognitive behavioral, acceptance and commitment, interpersonal, and solution-focused therapy. While she enjoys working with young adults, her skills and experience allow her to effectively assist patients of all ages. Her clinical areas of interest include the treatment of depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and ADHD.

Dr. Sean Culver is an outpatient psychiatrist with experience treating a wide variety of disorders across multiple distinct age groups. He completed his undergraduate education at the University of Pittsburgh, graduating summa cum laude while majoring in neuroscience. He attended medical school at the Ohio State University College of Medicine, where he was granted an annual merit scholarship. Dr. Culver then remained at the OSU Wexner Medical Center for residency training. Outside of psychiatry, he enjoys numerous interests including soccer, hockey, music, photography, and video games.

During residency, Dr. Culver developed particular interest in working with young adults, college students, and athletes, but is comfortable with patients of all ages. He strongly believes in the practice of evidence-based medicine, utilizing the most current research to guide recommendations. He is a strong advocate for patient autonomy and therefore provides psychoeducation on diagnoses and medications so that each patient can make informed decisions which align with their own values.

Dr. Culver approaches each patient in the context of their individual interests, family dynamics, and life goals. He understands that not every patient requires or desires medication and is comfortable in a number of psychotherapy techniques including cognitive behavioral therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and supportive therapy. He emphasizes a trusting and honest therapeutic relationship with his patients.

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