Jennifer is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Arizona. She earned her Master’s in Social Work from Northern Kentucky University and has built her career across community mental health, psychiatric inpatient care, and clinical leadership, including serving as a Regional Director and Executive Director of Care.

Over the years, Jennifer has supported individuals, couples, and families through a wide range of challenges. She brings a compassionate, down-to-earth, and evidence-based approach to her work, focusing on creating a space where clients feel understood, supported, and not judged.

Jennifer specializes in Binge Eating Disorder and disordered eating, helping clients develop a healthier and more sustainable relationship with food and their bodies. She integrates a variety of therapeutic approaches to meet each person where they are. She is also EMDR trained and has advanced training in couples and family therapy.

Alongside her clinical work, Jennifer provides clinical supervision in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky for master’s-level social workers working toward independent licensure. She values supporting the next generation of clinicians as they grow in confidence and skill.

Katelyn graduated from Northern Kentucky University with her Master’s in Social Work and earned her CSW shortly after. She specializes in working with teens and adults, supporting clients as they navigate a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and life stressors.

Katelyn is trained in grief therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Trauma-Focused CBT, and she integrates these approaches based on each client’s individual needs and goals. Her work is grounded in evidence-based practices while still remaining flexible and personalized to each person she works with.

In sessions, clients can expect to be met with compassion, empathy, and a genuine sense of safety to be themselves without judgment. Katelyn places a strong emphasis on creating a supportive environment where clients feel heard, respected, and understood.

She incorporates unconditional positive regard and a client-centered approach, allowing clients to guide the direction of therapy so sessions reflect what they need most. Her goal is to meet clients where they are and support them in building insight, resilience, and meaningful change at their own pace.

Tori Lockhart is a clinical social worker born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky. She identifies as neurodivergent and LGBTQ+, and is open about her lived experiences, as she believes healing happens through connection and authenticity.

Her approach to therapy is client led, meeting clients where they are and following their lead throughout each session. For those who are unsure where to begin, she offers structure and guidance to help get started. She also intentionally creates space for silence when words are difficult to access, allowing clients room to process at their own pace while gently helping them explore and make sense of what comes up.

Tori uses an eclectic, integrative approach, drawing from frameworks such as CBT, DBT skills, and IFS informed parts work. Her current clinical focus includes supporting individuals navigating sociopolitical stress, relationship challenges, and identity related concerns.