Buddy Blount
LPC, LAC
Buddy helps teens and adult men experiencing anxiety, depression, “failure to launch” (emerging adults), anger, professional burnout, mild substance use problems, and challenges from autism.
Every counselor at Wellspring has unique strengths, specialties, and life experiences. Explore our team below, or reach out to our Intake Coordinator. We're happy to help you find someone who feels like the right fit.
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LPC, LAC
Buddy helps teens and adult men experiencing anxiety, depression, “failure to launch” (emerging adults), anger, professional burnout, mild substance use problems, and challenges from autism.
LPCA, NCC
Maggie uses child-centered play therapy to help children navigate big emotions, difficult experiences, and life’s transitions, partnering closely with parents throughout.
LPC
Davie offers counseling for parents, individual adults and couples to help them overcome relational stress, anxiety, depression and trauma.
LPC
Adam focuses on helping teens, young adults and children develop skills to grow during life's stress, changes and emotional difficulties.
LPC/A
Kaitlyn offers individual counseling for ages 12 and older, with special focus on teen girls, college students and young adults.
LPC/A
Becky works with children, their families, and adults facing challenging life situations who want to move forward to create meaning and wellness.
LPC/A
Brad helps individuals, couples, and families who feel stuck or overwhelmed to take meaningful steps toward healing and growth.
LPC/S, LMFT/S
Jonathan specializes in helping disconnected couples and adults needing to further their emotional development.
LPC
Margaret Kay provides children as young as 3 creative and therapeutic modalities such as play therapy, and also supports teens and young adults through life’s major stressors.
Counseling Intern & Intake Coordinator
Martha offers marriage counseling, premarital counseling, and individual counseling to women for anxiety, depression and grief.
Our counselors sit down together to talk through the things people bring into the room: teen anxiety, perfectionism, parenting, trauma, and what counseling actually looks like. A good way to hear how someone thinks before you book.
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