Strive CLE Can Help You.
“Strive for progress, not perfection.”
-David Perlmutter
Children | Adolescents | College Aged | Adults | LGBTQIA+ affirming | Multicultural
Our Mission
What does the word strive mean? Strive means to devote serious effort or energy.
Here at Strive CLE Counseling we strive to meet our clients where they are and assist in their personal growth and wellness.
We Happily Accept The Following
Approved Insurance Providers
- Aetna
- Anthem
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Buckeye Health
- Caresource
- Caresource Marketplace
- Cigna
- Cleveland Clinic Aetna EHP & EHP Plus
- Medical Mutual
- Mertain Health
- Molina Healthcare
- Mutual Health
- Ohio Health Choice
- Optum
- SummaCare Health
- TriCare East (non-network participating provider)
- UMR
- United Healthcare
- University Hospital Employee Medical
Please reach out directly to inquire about coverage if you don’t see your insurance plan listed.
Self-pay & Out-of-Network available.
We are not in network with Medicare plans or Medicaid Ohio Rise plans.
Understanding your healthcare coverage:
While Strive CLE Counseling LLC attempts to provide you with and explain your financial obligations for services via an insurance benefit check, it is your responsibility as the patient to understand what your insurance plan covers and does not cover. Strive CLE Counseling LLC recommends you contact your insurance company by calling the number listed on your insurance card and inquire about your mental health/behavioral health benefits allowing you to be aware of any costs that may become your responsibility as part of your treatment with Strive CLE Counseling LLC.
Strive CLE Counseling accepts Cleveland Clinic and University Hospital employee insurance plans
Reach Out
If you are considering treatment and would like a consultation to determine if Strive CLE Counseling is a good fit for you, please contact us and we would be happy to help.
A New Path to Healing: SPRAVATO® Therapy
When traditional antidepressants have not been enough, SPRAVATO® offers a rapid-acting solution. Our certified center provides this specialized treatment in a safe, monitored setting for adults dealing with:
- Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD)
- Major Dep Depressive Disorder (MDD) with acute suicidal ideation or behavior
SPRAVATO® is a prescription nasal spray, used with or without an oral antidepressant, that works differently to provide fast, superior improvement in depressive symptoms.
Meet Our Clinicians
Danielle Kloeppel, LPCC-S
I believe that the therapy process is most successful when taking a collaborative approach. This provides a space where both the client and therapist can be genuine and attentive to what is being shared. Together we can identify your strengths and achievements that will help build skills to improve your daily life. My hope is to assist you in your personal growth and wellness.
I received my undergraduate degree in Psychology from Cleveland State University and my Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Kent State University. I have experience in community and private practice settings working with children, adolescents, families, and aduIt. I currently work with college (18+) through adult ages and specialilze in the treatment of anxiety, depression, bipolar, and PTSD.
In my free time I enjoy indoor cycling, reading, true crime podcasts and spending family time at Cedar Point. Our family is very active and we love exploring the metroparks with our twin girls and dog Mabel. I look forward to working with you!
Morgan Murray, LPCC-S
Have you come to a spot where you feel stuck within your own story and unable to move forward? Do you feel overwhelmed, burdened, and find yourself struggling to connect with others? Counseling creates a safe and non-judgmental space to explore these feelings and identify steps forward. I believe in meeting my clients where they are and taking the time to hear and understand each unique story.
I received my graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Dayton and have worked with adolescents and adults from a wide variety of backgrounds. I currently work with college (18+) through adult ages struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma/PTSD, life transitions, relationships concerns, self-esteem, stress management and perinatal / postpartum concerns.
I utilize a variety of theories and interventions to individually tailor treatment to each unique set of needs including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), interpersonal, mindfulness, and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT).
In my free time I enjoy walking our two corgis, indoor cycling classes and spending time with my family. I look forward to working together as you identify and take steps towards your personal goals.
Shelby Marozsan, LPCC-S
As a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and Supervisor, I strive to create a warm and welcoming environment for you, or your child. My goal is to assist in establishing and maintaining effective communication, and healthy relationships. I want to inspire learning and growth, while providing the tools and resources to make the necessary changes and maintain them long-term.
I have training in child-centered play therapy (CCPT) and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy (EMDR). I have experience working with children and teens ages 2-18, their families, and adults up to 35 years old, all from a diverse range of backgrounds. My experience stems from community outreach, public school settings, and private practice.
I currently work with clients aged 3-35 and have experience in the following areas: ADHD, Oppositional and Defiant Behaviors, Anxiety, Depression, Low Self Esteem, Self-Harming Behaviors, Suicidal Ideation, PTSD, trauma, and other general adjustment needs. I apply a range of many treatment modalities depending on the needs and fit for each client- most commonly: EMDR, DBT, creative arts, and play.
In my free time I enjoy working out at Orange Theory, spending time with my friends and family- especially my new baby, walking my dogs, and reading. I look forward to meeting you!
Zoe Scherer, MSW, LSW, LICDC
From significant life challenges to everyday stressors, having someone alongside you to listen, support, empower, and offer a fresh perspective can be a vital part of your personal growth. My goal when you come to session is to connect with you as a person by creating a space in which empathy, safety, understanding, and lack of judgement is my top priority. Together, we will build a strong therapeutic relationship that becomes the foundation for meaningful change.
I use a systems-oriented, holistic approach that looks at how culture, trauma, and life stressors shape well-being, not just symptoms. My experience spans community and healthcare settings, and I have extensive substance use treatment experience. I also hold an LICDC, reflecting advanced expertise in this area.
I currently work with individuals 14+ specializing in social anxiety, life transitions, trauma, multicultural experiences, interpersonal skills, chemical dependency, self-esteem, and LGBTQIA+ experiences. Whether it’s your first time engaging in therapy or you are returning, I am here to meet you where you’re at and look forward to connecting with you!
In my free time, I enjoy reading, being outdoors (whether that’s walking, hiking, or swimming in the summertime), watching live music, hanging with my cats, and spending time with my family and friends. I’m here to meet you where you are, and I look forward to connecting with you.
Zoe Scherer, LSW is under the supervision of Shelby Marozsan,
LPCC-S (E.2102522-SUPV) & Jessica Platt, LPCC-S
(E.0500536-SUPV) & Colleen Dillon Bulejski, LISW-S (1.0900030-SUPV)
Amanda Wozniak, LPC
Whether you’re seeking personal growth, healing, deeper connection, or support through trauma, grief, addiction, or life’s stressors, I’m here to help. Together, we’ll create a compassionate, non-judgmental space where you can explore and grow at your own pace.
I currently work with adults 18 and older, specializing in traumatic loss, grief, PTSD, and the unique experiences of first responders and veterans. My clinical approach is grounded in evidence-based practice and informed by advanced training in Brainspotting, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Predictive Processing Flash. This combination of modalities allows me to tailor treatment to the individual’s needs, helping each client process painful experiences, build resilience, and move toward meaningful healing.
Through an authentic and balanced approach that blends skillful use of humor with gentle challenge, we’ll explore how your environment shapes your experiences while leaning into a therapeutic process grounded in curiosity, collaboration, and growth. Good therapy isn’t about quick fixes, it’s about creating a safe, supportive space for genuine self-discovery and empowerment. There’s no better time to invest in yourself, and when you’re ready, we can build a strong foundation together for a healthier, more fulfilling future.
In my free time, I’m always looking for ways to be outdoors. You’ll often find me wrangling my three big pups, running, fishing, kayaking, exploring new hiking spots, volunteering, or managing apiaries with my spouse. My newest hobby is bladesmithing, and I’ll always enjoy a quick sports update—go Bills!
Linda Brewer Wilt, LPC, ATR-P
As a Licensed Professional Counselor and Art Therapist, I believe that healing and growth come from truly understanding ourselves and feeling supported along the way. My work centers on helping each person identify their unique needs and strengths, fostering self-awareness, and developing meaningful ways to navigate life’s challenges. Using a warm, collaborative, and creative approach, I aim to create a space where clients can explore their emotions freely, discover new insights, and build effective coping strategies that promote lasting wellness and personal fulfillment.
Before becoming a therapist, I spent many years as an educator, an experience that deeply shaped my understanding of how people learn, grow, and connect. My background in teaching inspired a passion for helping others overcome challenges and discover their strengths. These experiences naturally guided me toward the field of therapy, where I went on to earn a dual Master’s degree in Counseling and Art Therapy from Ursuline College. I have provided trauma-informed care to a diverse range of clients, including those navigating first-episode psychosis and complex emotional challenges. These experiences helped me develop a person-centered, creative approach that blends evidence-based practices with empathy and collaboration to support individuals and families as they heal and thrive.
I currently work with children (6+), adults, and families navigating anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, emotional regulation, life transitions, career uncertainty, and relationship challenges. By integrating creative expression with therapeutic modalities such as CBT and MBCT, I help clients process difficult emotions, find meaning in their experiences, and build resilience through healing and growth.
In my free time, I enjoy being with family and friends, reading, writing, and exploring my creativity through art, crocheting, sewing, and design projects. I also love spending time in nature, working out, baking, tackling home improvement projects, and taking road trips that feed my sense of adventure.
Linda Brewer Wilt, LPC, ATR-P (C.2405838) is under the supervision of Shelby Marozsan, LPCC-S (E.2102522-SUPV) & Jessica Platt, LPCC-S (E.0500536-SUPV).
Amanda Wozniak, LPC (C.2506738) is under the supervision of Shelby Marozsan, LPCC-S (E.2102522-SUPV) & Jessica Platt, LPCC-S (E.0500536-SUPV).
McKenzie Gordon, LPC
As a Licensed Professional Counselor, my goal is to engage in meaningful conversations that inspire positive change in my clients’ lives. I strive to create a supportive, welcoming space where each person feels safe to be their authentic self. Together, we will explore your concerns, build effective skills, and strengthen your overall well-being.
I earned my undergraduate degree in Psychology from Baldwin Wallace University and my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from The University of Akron. During my training, I had the opportunity to work with a wide range of individuals in both community and school settings, which deepened my passion for supporting others. Today, I work with adults (18+) and specialize in anxiety, depression, self-esteem, life transitions, and personal growth.
In my spare time, I love reading, hiking with my dogs, and finding new ways to stay active. I’m also passionate about traveling and discovering the flavors of world cuisine!
McKenzie Gordon, LPC is under the supervision of Shelby Marozsan, LPCC-S (E.2102522-SUPV) & Jessica Platt, LPCC-S (E.0500536-SUPV)
Jamie Gatesman, LPC
My goal as a Licensed Professional Counselor is to help others find themselves and live authentically. I see each person as unique and complex—far more than their symptoms or challenges. Within the therapeutic space, I aim to facilitate self-discovery, recognizing how your background, experiences, and strengths interact. I believe that human connection is an important facet of healing, and I view the therapeutic relationship as a powerful tool for growth and transformation.
I earned my undergraduate degree in Psychology with a Neuroscience Concentration and my Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling both from John Carroll University. I am passionate about understanding the relationship between the mind and body, and applying this knowledge and experience into therapeutic practice. I have been involved in community and agency settings, engaging with clients from a diversity of experiences and backgrounds.
I currently work with clients 15+ with specializations in complex trauma, PTSD, sexual abuse, dissociation, relational concerns, anger management, spiritual/religious abuse, identity, transitional stressors, suicidal ideation, anxiety, and depression. Implementing a variety of treatment modalities from a trauma informed lens, I tailor my approach to individual client needs. With this perspective in mind, I apply evidence-based modalities including attachment theory, narrative therapy, CBT, DBT and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR).
In my free time, I enjoy crocheting, drawing, reading, crafts, music, and anything creative. You can find me spending time with my cat, watching reality tv, listening to podcasts and video essays, and trying new restaurants.
Jamie Gatesman, LPC is under the supervision of Shelby Marozsan, LPCC-S (E.2102522-SUPV)
Bethany Magers, LPC
I am passionate about helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and uncover their unique strengths. I strive to create a supportive and non-judgmental space where you can openly explore your concerns. With a culturally sensitive and person-centered approach, my priority as your therapist is to offer a safe environment tailored to your needs. Whether you are feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or seeking greater self-understanding, I am here to walk alongside you on your journey.
I received my undergraduate degree in Psychology from Baylor University and my graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Wake Forest University. I have worked with clients in a variety of areas including community mental health, schools and outpatient settings. I welcome all identities, cultures, and backgrounds.
I currently work with clients aged 6+, specializing in areas such as anxiety, depression, sexual abuse, PTSD, suicidal thoughts, self-harming behaviors, and challenges in interpersonal relationships. My therapeutic approach is eclectic and tailored, intentionally adapting my methods to meet each client’s unique needs. I draw on evidence-based practices—including cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, trauma-informed care, and mindfulness—to provide compassionate, personalized support.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, and taking walks. I also enjoy listening to true crime podcasts and documentaries. You’ll often find me out exploring local parks with my toddler and husband.
Bethany Magers, LPC is under the supervision of Shelby Marozsan, LPCC-S (E.2102522-SUPV) and Jessica Platt, LPCC-S (E.0500536-SUPV)
Lindsey Tilberg, LPCC-S
As a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, I am dedicated to empowering my clients to achieve their goals of personal growth and healing. I strive to understand each client’s unique set of experiences and challenges while providing unconditional support throughout your journey.
I earned my undergraduate degree in Psychology from Cleveland State University and my Masters in Mental Health and Clinical Counseling from John Carroll University. I have extensive experience in community and agency settings working with children, adolescents, and adults who are experiencing crisis or traumatic events.
I currently work with clients aged 16 through adult (65) with specializations in trauma, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation (SI), and adjustment-related concerns. I have completed additional training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) to provide evidence-based treatment practices for client’s seeking trauma-informed care.
In my free time I enjoy spending time with my dog, friends, and family. I love experiencing new things by exploring and traveling to new places. You will often find me outdoors enjoying the MetroParks and other nature-based activities.
Gabrielle Schmidt, LPC
As your therapist, my role is to provide support as you address life’s challenges and work towards your personal goals. My goal is to provide a welcoming, nonjudgmental environment where your experiences and stories are heard and valued. I enjoy working with clients who are motivated for change and open to collaboration.
I earned my Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Akron. My training includes an internship at a residential eating disorder treatment center, where I found my passion for supporting those navigating eating disorders and body image concerns. I also have experience working with individuals managing anxiety, depression, trauma, interpersonal struggles, and life transitions. Whatever brings you to therapy, I am here to work alongside you to navigate life’s complexities and develop strategies that support authentic self-acceptance and lasting resilience.
I currently work with clients aged 16 and up, with a specialization in treating eating disorders and body image distress. I understand the complexities surrounding food, body image, and self-worth and strive to provide a safe space to explore your journey toward recovery. Using a blend of individualized skills and evidence-based therapies, including Person-Centered, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) we will work together to develop a healthier relationship with food and your body.
In my free time I enjoy exploring new coffee shops with my husband, cuddling with our cats, grabbing a meal with friends, or hanging out reading a book.
Gabrielle Schmidt, LPC is under the supervision of Shelby Marozsan, LPCC-S (E.2102522-SUPV) and Jessica Platt, LPCC-S (E.0500536-SUPV)
Hannah Clasen, LPC, LPAT, ATR-BC
Counseling takes courage to pursue and it’s my privilege to work alongside my clients in helping them help themselves. I aim to create a safe and affirming space for clients to work toward their personal healing. This space starts with a therapeutic relationship built on trust and acceptance, no matter life’s journey, or the paths you are on.
As a Licensed Professional Counselor and Board-Certified Art Therapist, I have experience working with adolescents and adults in both community and medical-based settings. I currently work with clients aged 16+ and have experience in the following areas: PTSD/trauma work, grief and loss, life and career transitions, substance abuse, ODD behaviors, depression, anxiety, and LGBTQIA+ affirmative care. I utilize a range of treatment modalities based on client need and commonly utilize art therapy, CBT, interpersonal psychotherapy, and humanistic therapy.
In my free time, I love to be outside hiking or traveling/exploring new places. When I am not outside, I can usually be found trying new recipes, making art, or attempting (not very successfully) to role Natural 20s in Dungeons and Dragons with my friends. I look forward to sharing space with you through your healing journey and bearing witness to your personal growth.
Hannah Clasen, LPC, LPAT, ATR-BC is under the supervision of Shelby Marozsan, LPCC-S (E.2102522-SUPV) and Danielle Kloeppel, LPCC-S (E.0800199-SUPV).
Giang Tran, LPCC
Two things can exist at once: life is messy AND you can have a safe and collaborative space to work through it. As a clinician, I believe in meeting my clients where they are at and empowering each person from a strength-based approach. Starting counseling can be challenging (it’s not easy telling your innermost thoughts to a stranger!) and I aim to have a non-judgmental, genuine, affirming, and accepting space. My goal as a Licensed Professional Counselor is to provide evidence-based practices to foster your personal growth and to provide education on mental and emotional wellness.
I received my graduate degree in clinical mental health counseling from John Carroll University and have extensive training and experience working with children, adolescents, and families on issues such as adjustment and transition concerns, ADHD, depression, anxiety, multicultural issues, stress, self-esteem, and with the LGBTQIA+ population. I currently provide services to individuals aged 16-40 utilizing therapeutic approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance commitment therapy (ACT), narrative therapy, and mindfulness; I tend to match my techniques to what works best for the client.
In my free time, I enjoy traveling to new places with my partner, finding new ice cream spots, wandering around HomeGoods and Target, and calling my mom up to ask her for authentic Vietnamese recipes (which has been a struggle because my mom “measures with her heart”). I am excited to meet you and look forward to hearing your goals!
Abbey King, LPCC
“I deeply believe that we all have a story to be shared. By providing a person-centered and non-judgmental therapeutic environment, I hope to facilitate desired change and growth in your life. I try to never forget that first and foremost, I am a human in the therapy room, and I always try to keep it real.
I received my undergraduate degree in Psychology from The Pennsylvania State University (We Are!) and my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Waynesburg University. I have been licensed since 2017 and have practiced in Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Ohio. I have experience in in-home, community, and outpatient agency settings as well as private practice.
I currently help clients aged 14+ who are struggling with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, trauma and complex trauma (PTSD), systemic family dysfunction, and addiction. I am fully trained in EMDR and currently working towards certification. I primarily utilize EMDR, CBT, DBT, and mindfulness-based approaches in my therapeutic treatment.
In my free time, you will catch me on my Peloton, running, or exercising in some form. I love to read and listen to true crime podcasts. I also adore spending time with my husband, son, and our dog. I am excited for you to start your healing journey with me!
Kimmi Kotik, LPC
As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I believe that creating a relationship with my clients is one of the most important parts of counseling. I strive to create a space where clients can be themselves while feeling safe and supported.
I received my undergraduate degree in Psychology from Walsh University and my Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Dayton. I have experience working with children, adolescents, and young adults in community, school and hospital settings. I have extensive training in adolescent girls behavioral health and currently provide services to individuals aged 12-40 struggling with anxiety, depression, interpersonal relationships, suicidal ideation and self harm. I most commonly utilize CBT, DBT, mindfulness, creative art and play in my sessions.
I’m an avid Cleveland sports fan and you will often find me at a Cleveland Guardians game during the baseball season. My free time is spent with my new husband and our cats as well as my family including my amazing nieces. I look forward to meeting and supporting you through this next step in your journey.
Amy May, LPCC & AT
I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from John Carroll University and my Master’s degree in Art Therapy Counseling from Ursuline College. My first job as a counselor was for the Domestic Relations Court providing therapy and teaching research-based curriculum to at-risk youth. I have had the opportunity to work in many different clinical and outpatient settings in my career.
Most of my time as a therapist has been in private practice settings, which has allowed me to create an individualized approach to my practice. I have over 17 years of experience providing therapeutic services to the adolescent and adult populations. I currently work with adolescents (14+) through adult ages with specializations in substance use disorders, anxiety and depression disorders, life changes, grief, parenting issues, and stress management. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is the main component I use in treatment paired with a strong emphasis on sleep hygiene, diet, and exercise. There are a few things that we have control over in our lives and diet, exercise, and sleep are the top three that can have the biggest impact on one’s mental health.
In my free time I enjoy working out at Orangetheory, cooking, baking, hosting gatherings, and having fun with my family. I look forward to getting to know you and working towards a better version of yourself.
Jessica Platt, LPCC-S
I have learned in my years of being present with others is that healing and growth are not a linear process, but rather paths that are filled with detours, exits, obstacles, forks in the road, and situations we have no control over; one person’s process is different than the next person’s. I believe everyone’s individual journey should be honored and celebrated. I see therapy as a collaborative process where we can work together to unpack traumas, overcome adversities, and push through the tough to attain a clear perspective and healthier version of self. I look to meet others were they are at by working from an eclectic, strengths based, and person centered approach while utilizing evidenced based practices such as CBT and DBT. I do not believe therapy is a one size fits all model. Through the collaborative process, we will build an individual plan that best suits your needs to put you back on track to overall wellness, increased personal potential, and self-awareness.
I earned my Master’s Degree from Kent State University in Community Counseling in 2005. I am licensed by the State of Ohio as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with a supervisory designation (LPCC- S). I enjoy working with adolescents, adults, and families. I have experience in intensive residential treatment, community and social services, crisis response, college settings, and in private practice. I have been on the administrative and direct practice ends of providing counseling services to others. I currently provide counseling services to people 12 years of age through adulthood in the areas of life transitions, stress and trauma, relationship concerns, mood disorders, anxiety, anger management, ADHD, and behavioral concerns. I am LGBTQIA+ affirming.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time in the outdoors, being creative through crafts and other projects, working out, and listening to and reading both fiction and nonfiction books. I welcome the opportunity to provide for you a safe space filled with compassion, support, and a nonjudgmental presence to help you progress towards living a more meaningful life.
Liana Wiley, LPC
Therapy is a big step. Because of this, I strive to use an empathetic and non-judgmental approach with all my clients. I highly prioritize creating a nurturing environment that fosters trust and allows individuals to feel heard and understood. I deeply believe that collaboration throughout therapy is the key to success. Together we can help you discover your own strengths and develop coping strategies that promote personal growth and resilience. My main goal is empowering you to live your best life in your own way.
I currently provide counseling services to individuals (16+) through adulthood. Working with others, especially during times of vulnerability, is a great privilege. I draw from a wide range of therapeutic techniques and tailor my approach to meet your unique needs. Balancing a variety of approaches, I am committed to providing compassionate support and guidance to individuals facing various challenges, such as anxiety, transition, educational or career concerns, multicultural issues, struggling to cope, low self-esteem, stress, relationship issues and many more.
In my free time, I love spending time with my family and friends doing all sorts of fun things around town. From trying new restaurants to walking along trails to checking out museums and exhibits, I enjoy new and different experiences. I am also always looking for a new show to watch endlessly.
Liana Wiley, LPC is under the supervision of Danielle Kloeppel, LPCC-S (E.0800199-SUPV) & Shelby Marozsan, LPCC-S (E.2102522-SUPV)
Meet Our Prescribers
Dr. Kathleen Svala, MD
I am an Ohio native and moved to Cleveland in 2008 for psychiatry residency. I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Rochester, where I majored in biology and psychology. I received my medical degree from the University of Toledo College of Medicine. In 2012, I completed psychiatry residency training at University Hospitals of Cleveland/Case Medical Center. During my fourth year of residency, I had the honor to serve as chief resident. I completed fellowship training programs in both Addiction Psychiatry and Community Psychiatry at University Hospitals of Cleveland/Case Medical Center.
I have experience working in multiple treatment settings, including inpatient, consultation liaison, addiction psychiatry partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs. I have experience in drug and alcohol detoxification and providing MAT for opioid use disorders. I also have experience providing transcranial magnetic stimulation for treatment resistant depression. I am Board Certified in both Psychiatry and Addiction Psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
I believe the best medical care is evidence-based, collaborative, and patient-centered. I currently work with adults (18+) and specialize in working with depressive disorders, anxiety and panic disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder, women’s mental health, and substance-related and addictive disorders.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, cooking, exercising, and watching sports.
Raquel Davis, PMHNP
As a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, I recognize that life often presents complex challenges. It is an honor for me to support individuals who are prioritizing their mental health, and I am committed to helping you navigate these challenges effectively.
Over the course of my career, I have had the privilege of working in diverse settings and with individuals from all walks of life. My journey in nursing began nearly 30 years ago as an LPN. I later earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and, several years after that, a Master of Science in Nursing Education—both from Kent State University. Recognizing the increasing demand for high-quality mental health care, I chose to specialize in this field and became a certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner after completing my training at the University of Cincinnati.
I am committed to working collaboratively with individuals, empowering them to gain personal insight and develop coping strategies tailored to their unique needs. My approach emphasizes treating each person as a unique individual and considering them holistically, recognizing the interconnectedness of all aspects of life. In addressing mental health, I believe in fostering open, honest conversations free from judgment. My professional experience has allowed me to work with adult clients (ages 18+) facing a wide range of mental health challenges, including mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder, anxiety and panic disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and substance use disorders.
In my free time, I enjoy sewing, drawing, crafting, traveling, reading, going to the beach, and spending time with family and friends. But enough about me…let’s focus on you! I look forward to meeting with you and forming a therapeutic partnership that helps to enhance your life and achieve your goals.
Services
Strive CLE Counseling specializes in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders.
What Strive CLE Counseling Can Help You With
We recognize that reaching out for support can be uncomfortable. At Strive CLE Counseling, we will walk alongside you as you begin your journey of personal growth.
Listed below are some common concerns individuals seek counseling for and Strive CLE Counseling can help you address:
- ADHD
- Anger management
- Anxiety and OCD
- Behavioral concerns
- Bipolar and Mood Disorders
- College-related stressors
- Depression
- Development of personal coping skills
Eating disorders
- Family Interactions
- Grief and loss counseling
- LGBTQIA+ affirmative therapy
- Life and career transitions
- Multicultural Issues
- Parenting Intervention
Perfectionist thinking
- Personal relationships
- Prenatal and Postpartum care
- Procrastination difficulties
- PTSD/Trauma work
- Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
- Self-esteem building
- Stress management techniques
- Substance Abuse Disorder
Types Of Therapy Offered At Strive CLE Counseling
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Adolescent Therapy
- Art Therapy
- Child Centered Play Therapy (CCPT)
Child Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
- Individual Therapy
- Mindfulness
- Psychiatry
Strive CLE Counseling providers are unable to provide emotional support animal (ESA) letters at this time.
Strive CLE Counseling does not record telehealth sessions or utilize AI software for clinical documentation.
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