If you’re feeling overwhelmed, constantly stressed, or trying to hold everything together—you’re not alone.

I work with adults and adolescents navigating trauma/PTSD, anxiety, grief and loss, ADHD, chronic stress, and major life transitions. Many of my clients are used to being the person who handles things, takes care of everyone else, and keeps moving forward—even when they're overwhelmed, exhausted, or realizing that something in their life no longer fits.

For adults, those transitions may include career changes, burnout, divorce or relationship changes, caregiving, midlife and menopause, changing family roles, or trying to figure out what they want the next chapter of their life to look like. I also work with children ages 6+, residential parents, and families impacted by divorce, parental separation, domestic violence, trauma, and other significant family disruptions.

With more than 14 years of behavioral health experience, I take a practical, down-to-earth approach. Together, we'll work to understand the patterns keeping you stuck, process what's been weighing on you, and develop tools that actually work in your day-to-day life.

Clients often describe me as authentic, approachable, and easy to talk to. I believe in genuine human connection and creating a space where you can show up as you are—without pressure or judgment.

I provide virtual therapy to eligible clients in Ohio, Indiana, Idaho, Vermont, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Florida.

I may be a good fit if:

• You’re navigating trauma, anxiety, grief, or a major life transition

• You feel overwhelmed, burned out, stuck, or unsure what comes next

• You’re navigating career changes, divorce, caregiving, midlife, or menopause

• Your child or family has been impacted by divorce, parental separation, domestic violence, or family disruption

• You want to understand the patterns underneath what you’re experiencing while developing practical ways to move forward

• You’re looking for a therapist who is authentic, practical, and comfortable talking about the hard stuff‍ ‍

Maggie French, LISW-S, LICSW, LICDC, CCTP, MSW, MSCB

Trauma, Anxiety, Grief & Major Life Transitions

Maggie also offers virtual clinical supervision for eligible social workers in Ohio, Indiana, and Vermont, with a supportive, practical approach to clinical growth, ethics, documentation, case conceptualization, and professional development.

Clinical Supervision

Couples, Relationships, Family Conflict & Life Transitions

If you, your child, family, or relationship feels overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck in patterns that aren’t improving—you’re not alone.

I work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families navigating relationship concerns, anxiety, family conflict, communication difficulties, and major life transitions. I especially enjoy helping people who find themselves at a point where something in their relationship, family, or life is changing and they're trying to figure out how to move forward.

In my work with couples and families, I help identify patterns that may be contributing to conflict, improve communication, and develop healthier ways of connecting and working through difficult situations. I also work with adolescents navigating anxiety, relationships, identity, family concerns, and the many changes that come with this stage of life.

I also work with adolescents and families navigating changing family dynamics, communication difficulties, conflict, relationships, identity, anxiety, and significant transitions. Adolescence comes with its own set of changes, and sometimes both teens and the adults who care about them need support understanding what's happening and finding better ways to communicate and connect.

Life transitions can leave you questioning things you once felt certain about. Whether you're navigating changes in relationships, family roles, parenting, work, or your sense of self, therapy can provide a place to sort through what's changing, understand what you need, and figure out what comes next.

My approach is supportive, collaborative, and practical. I want therapy to be a place where you can talk openly, feel heard, and develop tools that carry into your everyday life.

I provide virtual therapy to eligible clients in Ohio, Idaho and Florida.

I may be a good fit if:

• You're navigating a relationship or major life transition

• You and your partner want to improve communication or connection

• Your family is experiencing conflict or changing dynamics

• You're an adolescent navigating anxiety, relationships, identity, or family concerns

• You're struggling with boundaries, anxiety, or relationship patterns

• You want practical support figuring out what comes next ‍ ‍

Lauren Mallon, LSW, MSW

Children, Teens, ADHD, Anxiety & Family Support

If you’re feeling anxious, mentally overloaded, or struggling to keep up with everything on your plate—you’re not alone.

I work with children, teens, adults, and families navigating anxiety, ADHD, emotional regulation, family conflict, trauma, and life transitions. I especially enjoy working with children and teens who may feel overwhelmed by big emotions, struggle to communicate what they're experiencing, or have difficulty managing expectations at home, school, or in relationships.

I understand that when a child or teen is struggling, it can affect the entire family. My work isn't just about focusing on the behavior or symptoms that brought someone to therapy. I want to help you understand what's happening underneath, recognize patterns, strengthen communication, and develop practical strategies that can actually be used outside of our sessions.

My approach is warm, compassionate, and collaborative. I work to create a space where children and teens can feel comfortable being themselves while also helping parents better understand and support their child's needs. I believe meaningful change happens when people feel heard, understood, and supported—not judged.

I also work with adults navigating anxiety, stress, trauma, relationship concerns, and significant life changes. Whether I'm working with a child, teen, adult, or family, I tailor therapy to the person in front of me rather than expecting everyone to respond to the same approach.

I provide virtual therapy to eligible clients in Ohio, Idaho and Florida.

I may be a good fit if:

• Your child or teen is struggling with anxiety, ADHD, big emotions, or emotional regulation

• You're concerned about changes in your child's mood, behavior, or ability to cope

• Your family is struggling with communication or conflict

• You or your family are navigating trauma or a significant life change

• You're an adult experiencing anxiety, stress, relationship concerns, or life transitions

• You want practical strategies you can use outside of therapy

• You're looking for a therapist who is warm, compassionate, collaborative, and approachable ‍

Meet “Happy “ Therapy Pup-in-training

Hi, I’m Happy! I’m Haven’s therapy pup-in-training, and I take my job of making therapy feel a little more comfortable—and sometimes a lot less serious—very seriously.

During virtual sessions, I’ve been known to make surprise appearances, act completely goofy at exactly the right moment, and occasionally lick the camera just to see if I can make someone laugh. Sometimes when you're talking about hard things, a little unexpected silliness can be a pretty good reminder that it's okay to laugh, too.

I’m also learning when someone might need a calmer presence. Whether that means hanging out nearby, offering some four-legged moral support, or simply being there while someone finds the words for something difficult, I'm happy to help.

I’m continuing my training toward becoming a certified therapy dog so I can eventually provide even more support to children, teens, adults, and families in my community. In the meantime, I'm working on important professional skills like listening, respecting personal space, staying calm when needed—and learning that licking the camera is apparently not part of the official therapy-dog curriculum.

My approach: Comfort • Connection • Comic relief • Strategic tail wags • Questionable respect for camera boundaries

When I participate in therapy, it will always be based on what is appropriate for the client and with their permission. Not everyone is a dog person, and that’s okay—I promise not to take it personally.

I may be a good fit if:

• Dogs help you feel more comfortable or relaxed

• You could use a little extra comfort when talking about difficult things

• A four-legged friend makes virtual therapy feel less intimidating

• You believe laughter can have a place in therapy

• You don't mind the occasional unplanned appearance by a very enthusiastic coworker