Staff Introductions

Pamela Neumann

Pamela recognizes that every human being is full of unique and wonderful possibilities, endowed with talents, insights and gifts that only they possess. But, sometimes, genetic and/or environmental stressors obscure the wonder of who we were meant to be.  Overcoming our challenges in life can begin when we are able to tell our story — without interruption, without correction, without judgment.  From that place of safety, we can then explore new options for creating the kind of life we would like to have, moving into growth, peace, greater personal power, and joy.

Pamela supports adults in overcoming anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, abuse, career confusion, relationship difficulties, marital conflict, abandonment issues, self-esteem issues, OCD, suicidal thoughts, college adjustment, and life transitions. She also enjoys supporting those who work in the creative and performing arts. A Christian worldview influences her approach, and, if you wish, she will walk with you on the journey to understand how faith connects to life’s challenges.

Pamela has been practicing for nearly eight years, working in hospital, college, and career counseling settings.

“I saw the angel in the marble, and carved until I set him free.”  — Michelangelo

Gina Jackson

You have taken the first step in seeking help for yourself, a family member, or a friend! Although first steps are often difficult, they are necessary, and often lead us in a direction we had hoped for, but never thought possible. My passion is to help others see that change is possible, one step at a time. There is a better way, and that way can lead us to a better life. Are you frustrated with yourself, others, or your current circumstances? Has anxiety or depression become a part of life? Have relationships brought disappointment instead of connection and satisfaction? Has parenting been much harder than you ever imagined?

If your answer is yes to any of the questions, there is help available. I enjoy working with children, teenagers, and adults. My approach to counseling is warm, compassionate, and non-judgmental. My goal is to provide a safe space for you to talk about the difficulties you are facing and a safe space for you to process them.

We will work together on the change that you desire and the goals you set. If you can understand your emotions, you can put them into words, eventually coming to see that what you think and feel matters. My hope is that you have gotten a glimpse of what is possible in counseling. I applaud your courage in taking the first step, now take the next step!

Licensed Social Workers

Veronica Hanna

Veronica has over 8 years of experience working in the mental health field and received her master’s degree through Indiana Wesleyan University.  Her experience covers a wide range of populations including children, teenagers and adults in inpatient, outpatient, and residential treatment settings.

Veronica provides down-to-earth, trauma-informed, client-centered, affirming therapy services that could include DBT, CBT, or Exposure therapy, depending on your needs and desires. Client- Centered Therapy is powerful because it helps you learn how to better resolve conflicts, reorganize your values and approaches to life, and how to interpret your thoughts and feelings. 

Veronica provides in-person and telehealth therapy options. She has a passion to help those with anxiety, depression, trauma and self-esteem struggles and more. She can’t wait to meet you and be that one person you feel you can trust and be able to talk to, without feeling judged. Self-acceptance and understanding are key areas to help with learning to love ourselves unconditionally, which she believes is one of the most powerful ways to begin to heal. Veronica will strive to empower and help you in your healing process.

Veronica began in this field because she discovered at a young age that she cares deeply for others and has always had a heart to help people in some way through her actions or even just by being present with them. It brings Veronica much joy to be that type of support for others. In addition, Veronica is mindful of her clients’ spiritual belief system and can integrate these factors into the treatment approach, if desired.

Please reach out for Veronica’s specialized therapeutic care, as you may ask specifically for her when you call to make an appointment. She looks forward to your call. 

Aiden Arnold

Aiden has a passion for meeting people where they are. Whether you're a teenager brought to therapy by your parents, an adult who feels like they're barely keeping it together, someone who just can't seem to keep their anger at bay, etc; each person has a unique experience that Aiden is ready to listen to and approach with a person-centered attitude and evidence-based interventions. He wants the experience of therapy to be comforting, intriguing, productive, and challenging in healthy doses, catered to what the client needs.

Aiden is a Licensed Social Worker who received his master's degree through the University of Louisville. He works primarily with individual adolescents and adults experiencing interpersonal challenges, anxiety, depression, anger, lack of motivation, and a general feeling of being "stuck". He looks forward to walking with you for a while on your journey to support you through these stressful times. 

 Licensed Mental Health Counselor – Associates

Jane Peterson 

Jane Peterson is a licensed mental health counselor associate in Indiana. Her therapeutic style is rooted in being genuine and open with those she works with in order to build a strong, safe therapeutic relationship. She utilizes an integrative, strengths-based approach to support and guide clients toward meeting their personal and therapeutic goals. Jane works with adolescents and adults who are faced with a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, life transitions, and relationship difficulties.

Jane also has several years of experience working with families in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) and is currently working toward her certification in PCIT. She strives to meet families where they are at and gives caregivers the tools and support that they need to nurture a warm, safe, and mutually enjoyable relationship with their child. Through working with Jane, caregivers will learn skills which will allow them to confidently manage difficult behaviors while simultaneously improving their child’s self-esteem, social skills, frustration tolerance, attention span, and attachment.

Ellen Quinn

Ellen is a licensed mental health counselor associate who greatly enjoys working with children, adolescents, and families. Her journey to becoming a therapist began after working with and caring for children for over ten years and seeing the mental health need within the community. Ellen believes that facilitating positive change starts with a strong therapeutic bond between the counselor and client. Ellen uses a client-centered approach to therapy in conjunction with cognitive-behavioral strategies and play therapy techniques.

Ellen works collaboratively with families by providing extra support when facing life’s challenges and tools to help each child succeed. She works with children and adolescents to identify triggers, thoughts, and emotions that often lead to stress, anxiety, depressive thoughts, and unwanted behaviors. She explores healthy coping strategies with the client and works alongside the client and family to help them reach their full potential. She also values the importance of creating a safe and supportive space that allows clients and families to begin the healing process.  Ellen uses this collaborative approach to help individuals and families feel understood, heard, and facilitate positive change within oneself.

Post-Doctoral Fellow

Dr. Hope Huling

Dr. Hope Huling is a therapist from Southern Indiana. She holds a doctorate in clinical psychology from Spalding University and a bachelor’s degree in special education from Indiana University. Before becoming a therapist, she worked as a public school teacher and nonprofit director. She has several years of experience working with individuals from the Disability and LGBTQ+ communities and she is passionate about both.

As a Queer-identified therapist, Dr. Huling works with people across the lifespan and she is committed to creating a safe and affirming space for all. Her areas of specialty include providing support through life transitions, relationship challenges, traumatic experiences, and anxiety-related issues. Dr. Huling is also a PCIT certified therapist. Dr. Huling uses a person-centered, collaborative approach that starts with an attitude of openness. This allows her clients to share whatever they are feeling, free of shame or judgment. Her job as a therapist is to support and challenge her clients, while they work to make new understandings of themselves and the world around them.

In her free time, Dr. Huling enjoys being a dog mom, gardening, playing tennis, and traveling with her partner.

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Doctoral Practicum Students

Kaida DeWitt, LPA, MA, MPhil

Kaida has nine years of postsecondary educational experience in psychology and will graduate with a Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) from Spalding University in August 2026. Additionally, she has six years of clinical experience, including at a residential treatment center for abused and/or neglected adolescents, a therapeutic foster care and adoption agency, a university, a neuro-forensic private practice, a justice-involved residential setting, a private practice that specializes in PCIT (Parent-Child Interaction Therapy) and serving the underserved, as well as a Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic. Kaida has worked with preschool-age and school-age children, adolescents, adults, and older adults; she enjoys working across the lifespan. She is a Licensed Psychological Associate in Kentucky as well as a Certified PCIT Therapist. Kaida tends to work with children ages 2.5 – 7 and their families in PCIT, as well as adults and older adolescents in individual therapy. She is very interested in trauma treatment, crisis intervention, DBT, PCIT, couples therapy, and family therapy.