Maryanne Garnsey, LMFT

Madison Maynes is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) who is passionate about creating a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard and understood. She values compassion, trust, and open communication, and believes therapy is most effective when it is collaborative and tailored to each individual’s unique needs, goals, and lived experiences.

Madison approaches therapy as a partnership, meeting clients where they are while offering guidance rooted in empathy and evidence-based care. She integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing, while remaining flexible to ensure treatment aligns with each client’s priorities and comfort level.

Madison begins by getting to know each client’s story, concerns, and goals. Together, they develop individualized treatment plans focused on building insight, emotional resilience, and practical coping skills. Her work emphasizes meaningful, sustainable change that supports clients both in and outside of sessions.

Michelle is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker/Licensed Independent Social Worker with over 10 years of experience in the mental health field. Michelle has worked in a variety of settings including community mental health, crisis management, outpatient treatment, inpatient treatment, and the private practice setting. Michelle has experience working with patients who are experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma symptoms. Michelle’s passion is working with women who are struggling with managing healthy coping mechanisms in the perinatal/postpartum period.

Michelle has received extensive training from the Postpartum Support International focusing on treating patients struggling with infertility, postpartum anxiety and depression, and pregnancy loss/grief. She utilizes a variety of treatment modalities ranging from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, and Mindfulness Based Therapy.

Michelle’s approach to therapy is compassionate, collaborative, and warm. She considers it an honor to walk alongside you during this difficult journey. Let’s talk to see how Michelle can best support you.

Starting therapy can feel like a big step, and Adrian Simmons, LMFT, congratulates you on taking it. Adrian specializes in supporting individuals navigating life transitions, anxiety, depression, trauma, and self-esteem challenges. She takes a client-centered, collaborative approach, tailoring sessions to your unique needs in a safe and supportive environment.

Adrian prioritizes clear communication, active listening, and a non-judgmental, culturally sensitive approach. She is calm and patient, helping you feel understood while providing guidance. She believes therapy is a partnership, working together to set meaningful goals and adapt them as insights develop.

Adrian uses cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and may integrate mindfulness and other strategies based on your needs. Together, you’ll identify challenges, develop practical coping skills, and work toward your goals. The first session focuses on understanding your background, what brings you to therapy, and creating a plan to support ongoing growth.

Therapist Kim Heath has decades of experience collaborating with patients providing mental health care and interventions to facilitate health and wellness. Kim has worked in all aspects of mental health ranging from crisis care to rehabilitation. Kim has a great depth of community service connections and resources to link individuals in the community and an opportunity to extend support networks for greater health. Kim received her bachelor’s from the University of Kansas and master’s from the University of Missouri and continues educational opportunities in counseling/therapy and theology. Kim is a Christian counselor and believes people have need of mind/body/spirit balance to address the emotional pain, psychological turmoil, and physical challenges in life. Kim meets individuals where they are and with the focus of accomplishing the wellness goals of the individual answers the need for therapeutic interventions. Kim Heath uses a variety of modalities dependent on the needs of the patient to include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Person Centered Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy and Christ Centered Christian Counseling Intervention.

Patients should be aware that Kim specializes in straight forwardness and application of the structure of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in sessions. Patients are of the utmost importance when receiving therapy with Kim Heath and are the key to mental health intervention and thereby change. Kim Health respects the wishes of patients with target goals, behaviors as well as providing support, care, and help. Kim acknowledges and is knowledgeable about getting to the heart of problems, issues, and concerns and identifying what is best in the patient’s opinion to address, then addressing them.

Kim Health typically will address the dynamics of a therapeutic relationship with patients   along with asking and assessing what patients hope to obtain or accomplish in therapy. Kim will discuss each clinical step taken to get to the accomplishments of the patient. Kim has worked with a wide range of diagnoses including Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar, Schizophrenia, Marital, Grief, Alcohol and Substance Use, Addictions, Workplace Issues, Relationship and Social Issues, Multicultural Issues, Faith Crisis, and Adjustment Issues.

Kelly Mattis, LPCC, LPC-MH, and LMHC, has nearly 30 years of counseling experience as of 2026. She has worked across the lifespan in university counseling centers, community mental health settings, mobile crisis services, and psychiatric hospital admissions. Kelly earned a bachelor’s degree in child development and family science, along with two master’s degrees in counseling and Christian education. Her diverse clinical background allows her to support clients with a wide range of needs while understanding the unique context of each life stage.

Clients often share that their first session with Kelly feels like a meaningful, engaging conversation. Past clients say she “gets to the heart of the matter quickly.” She is committed to helping individuals achieve their goals in creative and practical ways. A key strength of hers is guiding clients to discover their own value system and live authentically. When desired, she can incorporate a spiritual perspective into treatment, always in a compassionate, respectful, and nonjudgmental manner.

Kelly believes therapy begins the moment someone reaches out for help. She seeks to understand why a client is pursuing therapy, who they are, and what they want their future to look like. Using approaches such as CBT, DBT, solution-focused therapy, and accelerated resolution therapy, she helps break goals into manageable steps, building a strong foundation and partnering with clients to create lasting change.

Clyde S. King, LPC, has over 13 years of experience practicing in outpatient, inpatient, and virtual settings. He has worked in diverse environments, including IOP/OP, PHP, psychiatric and pediatric hospitals, correctional facilities, and substance use programs. He values a respectful, non-judgmental, and open-minded approach, creating a safe space where clients feel heard and supported. His style is genuine, honest, and flexible, tailoring therapy to each individual’s needs, often using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy while also incorporating eclectic methods.

Clyde prioritizes collaboration, emphasizing his motto: “We Are A Team!” He encourages open communication and fosters an environment where patients feel safe sharing their experiences. His approach is direct yet compassionate, helping clients navigate challenges while promoting growth and self-awareness.

Clyde begins with an initial session to get acquainted, discuss goals, and review logistics such as scheduling, confidentiality, and attendance policies. Together, they develop a personalized treatment plan aligned with the patient’s goals. Throughout therapy, he ensures a warm, supportive environment, helping patients feel respected, understood, and empowered.