Tiana enjoys helping children and adolescents ages 8-18 develop life skills. She has experience helping adolescents dealing with depression, anxiety, low self-esteem and stress. She enjoys helping younger children who benefit from additional support in learning how to regulate their emotions. She primarily relies on CBT and strength-based approaches.

Alexis is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate who works with adults who are experiencing life stress and can’t seem to find balance, especially moms and parents; whether it’s feelings of anxiety, hopelessness, low self-esteem, or stress and overwhelming pressure they aren’t the version of themselves they wish to be. Life has become too much; they know what they want but find themselves stuck.

Hi, my name is Priscilla! I found my calling to Social Work, and the rest was history. I graduated with my Master’s in Occupational Therapy Science in May of 2016 from Chicago State University. My first degree, however, was a B.A. in Telecommunications in 2004 from Ball State University in Muncie, IN.

I went to school to learn how to be the “perfect” parent. I double-mastered in early childhood education and family psychotherapy. I spent 8 years studying and working in the most diverse and varied socio-economic part of the country. I worked in classrooms and became a licensed therapist. I dedicated the first decade of my career providing therapeutic and educational support in the community.

I taught 5th grade at St Joan of Arc for four years and then as a 3rd grade teacher and elementary Math specialist for five years at The Orchard School. Upon the birth of our middle of three children, Paige, I was thrust into a new world of medical needs, therapies, advocating, and a desire to learn more about health and wellness. Paige was born with Down syndrome. I believe in her wholeheartedly, just as I did my students when I was teaching. With the right supports in place, any child, any person can be successful. I am happy to be a part of Mini Minds working to serve families in finding supports to aid in their growth.

Kennedy is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate + that utilizes the expressive and creative arts in her practice thanks to her previous experience and education in art therapy. She also has a therapy dog, Remy, that works with her. She enjoys working with clients that experience low mood/suicidal ideation/self-harm, anxiety/adjustment difficulties, relationship challenges, school struggles and those that identify as LGBTQ+. She primarily uses CBT, Art Therapy, and her therapy dog to connect with children of all ages, with a special interest in working with middle and high school aged kids.

Shelbi is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor + Certified Art Therapist and she services our McCordsville location. She enjoys working with Ages 8-18 who are experiencing challenges in school and at home, especially pre-teens/teens struggling with regulating their emotions, whether its feelings of anxiety, hopelessness, low self-esteem, difficulty processing divorce/adoption, or stress and overwhelming pressure they aren’t the version of themselves they wish to be. She primarily relies on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Art Therapy, and other strength-based approaches.