Susan Bourquard, LPCC

Contact Information:
1480 Manning Pkwy Powell, OH 43065
614-706-2228 x 701
In-person and telehealth appointments

Susan Bourquard earned her Doctor of Ministry degree in Formational Counseling and her Master of Arts in Mental Health Clinical Counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary. Susan specializes in the treatment of codependency, women’s issues, compulsive behaviors, childhood trauma and spiritual direction.  Susan is also a Certified Anger Management Specialist and leads an on-going anger management group (This group fulfills the requirements for court-ordered anger management education, but is also attended by those who choose to take this step on their own)

Exploring life’s heartaches in a safe therapeutic environment is Susan’s goal. These heartaches may have their origin in an emotionally abusive childhood. They may also present themselves as a result of traumatic adolescent or adult wounding. Due to Susan’s past traumatic experiences and healing from poor coping skills, she has focused much of her training on trauma recovery and codependency.

Susan also has experience working with people who have undergone divorce or who have never married. She understands the emotional and spiritual issues faced when walking a path of singleness. Susan comprehends and embraces the value of a healthy relationship and is pleased to come along side others who are seeking healing.

Sanda Gibson, PhD, LPCC-S

Contact Information:
1480 Manning Pkwy Powell, OH 43065
614-706-2228 x 758
In-person and telehealth appointments

Dr. Gibson specializes in diagnosing, treating, and coaching adult ADHD. She has earned professional certifications as an Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Coach and an ADHD Clinical Services Provider (ADHD-CCSP). She facilitated ADHD support groups for several years.

She has extensive experience in higher education and has worked with many young adults, helping them onboard to college and supporting them to persist and succeed. Her practice includes adolescents (16+), adults, and elders (65+). She also works with couples who are impacted by ADHD, resulting in neurodiverse relationship challenges.

With an integrative evidenced-based approach, Dr. Gibson addresses the whole client—mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. She includes somatic type interventions in her work, including “tapping” or Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). She sees people in the context of their family of origin and other environmental factors that have shaped their experience. She believes that every person’s life is an unfolding narrative and people can edit their stories to hold a more truthful view of themselves, appreciate their strengths, and move toward positive change for the future.

Dr. Gibson specializes in treating ADHD, neurodiverse couples, anxiety, depression, impulse control, life transitions, mid-life issues, and grief. She is an independently Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) with a doctorate in Counselor Education & Supervision, earning graduate degrees from Ashland Theological Seminary and Ohio University.

Sherri Grimone, LISW-S

Contact Information:
1480 Manning Pkwy, Powell, OH 43065
614-706-2228 x 712
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Sherri Grimone earned her Master’s of Social Work from The Ohio State University, and has over twenty-five years of clinical experience. She has worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, disruptive behaviors, trauma, relationship issues, substance abuse, ADD, and ADHD. Sherri specializes in working with children, adolescents, young adults, and parents who want to help their children reach their highest potential. Her goal is to help families achieve a more harmonious and happy life.

Sherri has extensive training in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Traumatic events can cover a wide range from sexual abuse, physical/verbal abuse, and the loss of loved ones. CBT is used to help process past trauma. She uses a therapeutic approach that allows her to adapt her sessions to suit the specific needs of the individual and/or family. Her sessions may include CBT, trauma-focused CBT, play therapy, motivational interviewing, and EMDR therapy which focuses on relieving psychological stress or trauma. She has specific experience within schools, helping adolescents with substance abuse issues. Her work includes prevention, and individual/family therapy to help deal with the underlying issues.

Sherri has a strong passion for helping children. Her goal is to help them reach their potential and lead happier and more productive lives. Whether it is working with the child or integrating other family members into the sessions, she strives to help them achieve a plan that will guide them into the future.

It can be challenging to navigate the issues facing children today, especially adolescents. Whether it is relationships, discipline, social media, bullying, or dealing with substance abuse, parenting can be a struggle. As a parent herself and having extensive experience providing therapy to children and families, Sherri can help guide you through therapy with a non-judgmental process.

Peter Juskalian, LPCC, CSTIP

Contact Information:
1480 Manning Pkwy, Powell, OH 43065
614-706-2228 × 748
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Peter Juskalian earned his Master of Science in Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from University of Dayton. He specializes in working with couples, families, and individuals seeking deeper emotional clarity, stronger relationships, and lasting personal growth, with a particular focus on couples experiencing ongoing relational distress, chronic conflict, communication breakdowns, and complex emotional dynamics.

Known for his warm yet direct style, Peter creates a therapeutic environment that is both deeply supportive and thoughtfully challenging. He helps clients and families slow down destructive interaction cycles, strengthen emotional regulation, improve communication, and develop healthier, more stable ways of relating to one another. His approach balances compassion with accountability, creating space for honest conversations and practical, sustainable change.

Peter is a Certified Sex Therapy Informed Professional who is also extensively trained in the Gottman Method and integrates Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Motivational Interviewing, and emotionally focused approaches to help clients move beyond repetitive patterns and toward more meaningful connections and emotional healing. His work is especially informed by supporting couples navigating persistent tension, co-parenting struggles, emotional reactivity, sexual intimacy issues, estrangement, and longstanding relational wounds.

Peter works with families, couples, and individuals who value intentional, high-quality care and are looking for therapy that is both relationally grounded and clinically sophisticated. Having spent much of his formative years in Russia, he is deeply familiar with both Russian and American cultural dynamics. As a fluent Russian speaker, he offers counseling services in both English and Russian, allowing clients to engage in therapy in the language that feels most natural and meaningful to them." 

Tyler Leonhart, LISW-S, LICDC

Contact Information:
1480 Manning Pkwy, Powell, OH 43065
614-706-2228 x 750
In-person and telehealth appointments

If you’re here, something matters to you. Whether that’s repairing your marriage, breaking free from substance misuse, healing from trauma, or simply learning how to feel more grounded and confident in your day-to-day life. I want you to know that counseling with me is collaborative, structured, and deeply respectful of your story.

I earned my Master of Social Work from The Ohio State University and my Bachelor of Social Work from Mount Vernon Nazarene University. I am currently in the final year of my Ph.D. in Psychological Studies with a specialization in Trauma and Crisis Counseling. My doctoral work continues to deepen my understanding of trauma, nervous system regulation, attachment, and resilience; and I integrate this knowledge directly into the therapy room.

What You Can Expect in Counseling:
I don’t believe in one-size-fits-all therapy. I believe in clear goals, thoughtful structure, and measurable progress; without losing warmth or authenticity. In our work together, you can expect:
• A nonjudgmental space
• Direct but compassionate feedback
• Practical tools you can apply immediately
• Honest conversations about patterns that may be keeping you stuck
• A clear roadmap toward growth

You won’t just “vent.” We will identify what’s happening, why it’s happening, and what to
do about it.

Substance Misuse & Addiction:
As a Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor, I work with clients who feel stuck in cycles of alcohol, marijuana, or other substance misuse. We focus on understanding the emotional drivers behind use, increasing distress tolerance, building internal motivation (not just external pressure), and developing sustainable lifestyle
change. My approach integrates motivational interviewing, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and relapse prevention planning; with accountability and support.

Couples & Relationship Counseling:
Couples work with me is structured and intentional. I integrate evidence-based approaches including Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Gottman-informed interventions. We work on trust andion, conflict repair, communication structure, rebuilding trust, and strengthening emotional safety. You will learn how to express needs clearly, regulate conflict, and move from defensiveness to understanding.

Trauma Therapy:
I specialize in trauma treatment using EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). Trauma affects the nervous system, beliefs, and identity; and treatment must address all three. Our work will focus on stabilization, emotional regulation, cognitive restructuring, and ultimately reprocessing traumatic experiences so they no longer control your present.

Anxiety, Depression &; Emotional Regulation:
For clients struggling with anxiety, depression, anger, or chronic stress, I integrate CBT, DBT skills, and trauma-informed care to help you understand your thought patterns, emotional triggers, and nervous system responses. We focus on emotional maturity, resilience, and developing healthier internal dialogue.

A Little About Me:
Outside of the therapy office, I love spending time with my two golden retrievers, rock climbing, and backpacking throughout the world. Adventure reminds me that growth often happens just outside our comfort zone; which is true in therapy as well. I value authenticity, accountability, and meaningful connection. My goal is not just symptom
reduction; it’s helping you become more emotionally grounded, relationally healthy, and aligned with who you want to be. If you’re ready to begin that process, I’d be honored to walk alongside you.

Anita Ritchey, LPCC

Contact Information:
1480 Manning Pkwy, Powell, OH 43065
614-706-2228 x 746
In-person and telehealth appointments

Anita Ritchey earned her Master’s Degree in Counseling from Liberty University and is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC). She has led numerous groups as well as counseled hundreds of individuals since 2012.

Her life experiences have created a desire in her to help others find healing through their pain and work on bettering themselves.  She believes that growth can come from any situation when you make room for difficult emotions and discover resilience. Whether you need her to provide a listening ear or guidance for specific ways to heal or improve your life, she is here to help.

Anita uses Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Solution-Focused Treatment to address diverse issues such as divorce/break-ups, grief and loss, trauma, abuse, self-esteem issues, boundary development, anxiety, depression and other problems that impact day to day living.

You will be treated with compassion and care while being gently challenged to explore deeper truths that allow you to grow. Her intention is to equip you with the tools you need to succeed in life.

Angela Vinokur, LPCC

Contact Information:
1480 Manning Pkwy, Powell, OH 43065
614-706-2228 x 759
In-person and telehealth appointments

Angela is an independently licensed professional clinical counselor. She received her Master’s degree in Professional Clinical Counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary. Angela is a skilled and experienced clinical counselor, she has worked with anxiety, depression, OCD symptoms trauma and grief. Angela specializes in working with couples as well as working with wounded couples who have experienced infidelity and are in need of repair and recovery after an affair.  It is Angela’s passion to help couples create fulfilling and satisfying marriages.

With a background in counseling and training in couple’s therapy, Angela has the expertise and knowledge to help couples overcome a wide range of relationship challenges.  Angela is dedicated to helping couples improve communication, build stronger connections and work through conflicts in a healthy and productive way. 

Angela uses a wide range of techniques and integrative approach combining multiple empirically supported types of therapy tailored to fit the individual person or couple being seen. She is trained and has extensive experience in EMDR, Gottman training as well as EFT, emotionally focused therapy. Angela takes a non-judgmental approach, creating a safe and supportive space for couples and individuals to explore their feelings and work towards their goals. 

She has a deep understanding of the dynamics of relationships and is able to help couples identify patterns of behaviors contributing to their challenges.

Stephanie Wilson, LISW-S

Contact Information:
75 Clairedan Drive, Suite E Powell, OH 43065
614-706-2228 x 762
In-person and telehealth appointments

Stephanie’s theoretical orientation is eclectic and integrative, incorporating interpersonal process therapy (IPT) (here and now), psychodynamic, relational and CBT models. She approaches therapy from a strengths based approach, focusing on client’s inherent strengths and resiliencies rather than their weaknesses. She also utilize CBT to focus on changing negative core beliefs and cognitive distortions and DBT to teach distress tolerance, emotion regulation and interpersonal assertiveness skills. Lastly, Stephanie is very relational in her approach in order to provide clients with a corrective emotional experience and holding environment for them to feel safe, secure, empowered and validated.

Areas of interest/expertise: lawyers and law students, women’s issues, infertility, eating issues, grief/bereavement, aviation and college mental health, relationship and interpersonal concerns, and couples work. However, she considers herself a generalist first and foremost and maintain a broad caseload consisting of clients with a range of presenting concerns.

Stephanie offers individual, family, couples and group therapy. She also provides psychosocial assessment, consultation and education. She is comfortable working with clients of all backgrounds and have consistently been told that she has a unique ability to relate to clients and make them feel safe, understood and heard.