medication management

 Well Hey There! My name is Chelsea and I am from Marksville, La. I am currently a Psychology Graduate student online through the University of Louisiana Monroe. I graduated with my Bachelors Degree in Communication with a concentration in Public Relations last year and then I moved from Monroe to Baton Rouge. I have enjoyed being a Baton Rouge resident this last year and for fun I like to travel, go to concerts, and eat at my favorite restaurants. My plans after receiving my Masters degree next year is to become a licensed counselor and eventually obtain my doctorate. Counseling is an amazing career journey that I am so excited to explore. I hope to create a comfortable, nonjudgmental safe place for everyone and I cannot wait to begin this journey with you.  

My name is Brett LeBlanc, and I am a PLPC with a degree from Nicholls State University. I believe in using empathy and assisting others in making changes in their life to better their experiences and outlook on the world around them. My approach is to listen patiently and guide you through skills to dispute your own negative thoughts. My primary approaches are Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, but I believe in also being flexible to what my client needs. I firmly believe that everyone has a right to live their life to the fullest and push through hardships because self-made happiness is the most fulfilling kind!

Kelly L. Walsh (She/Her/Hers), MS, PLPC, NCC, is currently provisionally licensed to practice in the state of Louisiana. She earned an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health from Loyola University New Orleans, as well as a B.S. in Communications with a minor in Psychology from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia.

Kelly’s intention as a therapist is to create and maintain a trusting, reflective environment in which her clients can explore their cognitions, behaviors, feelings, and values. Kelly works from a person-centered approach, with the understanding that all clients and their experiences are unique. Kelly also considers the “systems” in which each individual is a part of. Together with her clients, Kelly will help expand the individual’s awareness of their identity and how each experience has influenced their mental health. Kelly believes that the therapeutic relationship is the most significant component of the healing process and aims to meet her clients where they are. She is passionate about working with individuals during transitional phases of their lives, and has an interest in working alongside veterans, active duty military, and their families/partners. Kelly also has pointed experience working with adolescents, their families, the LGBTQIA+ community, those experiencing loss and grief, as well as clients feeling symptoms of depression and anxiety.

 Robert Brankline has a BS in Psychology and a MA in Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University, while maintaining a 3.88 gpa, missing graduation with laude honors by 0.12 of a point. Robert is currently a member of Chi Sigma Iota, Kappa Chi Upsilon Chapter because of his academic and professionalism excellence. Robert also maintains a License as a practicing Paramedic. Retired from emergency services of almost 30 years Robert has continued his efforts in helping those in need. During the last 3 years Robert has been involved in general counseling practice to sharpen his skills and has experience in Domestic Abuse, Child Development, Trauma and Crisis Management and Co-Parenting, and psychotherapy. He does possess excellence skills in empathy, compassion, sincerity, and honesty with special skills in building client and therapist relationships. Robert’s hobbies are most all outdoor activities, that he enjoys with his family, and he is also actively involved in weighting lifting competitions.