Bryce Davis graduated from Southwestern Oklahoma State University with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, followed by a master’s degree in Community Counseling. Bryce is currently an LPC candidate working with children, adolescents, and adults. Bryce accepts Soonercare insurance.

“Therapy is a space to extend grace through empathy, genuineness, and kindness. I strive to make therapy a tailored experience, meeting individuals where they are”

Life can be complex, and our needs and desires can fluctuate as we navigate the seasons of our life path journey. My therapeutic approach is tailored by meeting you where you are in life’s challenges. I offer supportive active listening and empowerment to help you reach your goals based on your values. I believe every experience in life shapes us into who we are in this very moment, and it is up to each of us to continue creating our future. I offer psychotherapy and psychoeducation as part of my practice by providing tools for your toolbox to assist with building coping skills. Whether you are struggling with emotional regulation (such as anger, anxiety, or depression), life transitions, workplace stress, parenting, divorce, blended family issues, boundaries in relationships, grief, end-of-life caregiver issues, and more, I am here to walk with you along the way.

I am a graduate from Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, Oklahoma and am originally from San Diego, California. I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology in 2020 and a Masters of Science in Community Counseling in 2022. I played softball at SWOSU for 5 years while completing my bachelors and part of my masters. I first became interested in becoming a therapist while being a college athlete. I saw such a need for mental health services within that community that it made me want to pursue becoming a counselor. I have completed over 300 hours of internship work for my masters degree, working mostly with kids and am currently completing my candidacy hours to become fully licensed. I enjoy working with kids 10 years old and up and adults.

“People will forget what you said. People will forget what you did. But people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou

I graduated from SWOSU in 2021 with my bachelor’s in Psychology with a minor in Child Development. Upon graduation, I went straight into SWOSU’s master’s program to pursue a degree in Community Counseling with the goal of becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor. I plan to graduate in May of 2023 and will complete my course work by the end of 2023.

I knew I wanted to be counselor from a young age, specifically when I started my own journey in counseling at age 14. I was able to see the difference that my counselor made in my life, and now I want to help others with their mental health and hopefully be able to have the same impact on some of their lives as my own counselor had on mine. I would like to help people who are struggling with depression and anxiety, as well as individuals wanting to learn to set and manage boundaries in any area of their lives.

Throughout middle and high school, I saw countless of my peers, myself included, struggling to cope in a variety of situations and experiences. Perhaps the most common and prominent concern was in the overall feelings of self-worth in young girls. Because of this, I would like to help young women and girls build themselves and their self-images up and work to maintain it throughout their lifetimes.

It is never too early to begin your counseling journey. I am looking forward to continuing my education and acquiring more knowledge through my practicum and internship hours as well as finding and developing my own approach to counseling. I am so excited that I get to be a part of Oklahoma Counseling Group, not only to better prepare myself in my career, but so I can better aid those in and around my community the same way I was.

When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change!

Raegan Meier graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma with bachelor’s degrees in Forensic Science and Psychology. Raegan continued her studies at the University of Oklahoma and attained her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Raegan is currently an LPC candidate working with children, adolescents, and adults.

Life is full of challenges we must complete in order to grow. The process of growth and overcoming life’s challenges doesn’t have to be done alone. I believe in building a safe space and healthy therapeutic relationship to help individuals in finding their ideal self. When you have support and proper direction any self-growth is possible.
I have been a licensed therapist in Oklahoma since 2018. I received my master’s degree in counseling psychology from the University of Central Oklahoma. I primarily practice Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Client Centered Therapy approaches. I specialize in working with children, teens, and young adults in working through a combination of different problems including: Anger, Anxiety, Depression, Oppositional Defiance, and Impulse control.

I graduated from SWOSU and currently work as a school counselor at an Oklahoma City high school. I work best with children ages 4-18 years old through mindfulness, cognitive and behavioral therapies. I work with those who struggle with mental and behavioral health needs, including but not limited to anger management, anxiety, behavior modification, depression, divorce & blended family issues, adjustment issues and self esteem issues. 

Hello! I know how difficult it can be to start therapy, and I appreciate you taking the steps to be healthier!
I believe in an individualized approach to counseling – what works for one person may not work for another. I enjoy working with people aged 5 through adults. I have experience working with people with trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, and other concerns.
I have a Master of Education in School and Professional Counseling from University of Central Oklahoma and am a school counselor at an elementary school in Oklahoma City. I work part-time at Oklahoma Counseling Group as a licensed professional counselor candidate (LPC-C) and see clients primarily afternoons or Saturdays. I can see clients in person or via teletherapy.

Hello! My name is Kevin. I have been married for almost 13 years with a foster son and three biological children. I graduated from Southern Nazarene University with a bachelor’s in Kinesiology. My master’s was obtained from the University of Oklahoma. I have a passion for psychology and will work with all ages. I have had the most experience with adolescents ages 12-18. I enjoy spending time with my family, watching movies, playing multiple forms of games, and learning about my family and friend’s day-to-day lives. My interests include reading, exercising, playing video games, board games, watching my latest shows, music, and learning something new, whether it’s a fun fact or something random that may seem useless to some. Still, I would like to think I haven’t found a proper place for its use yet. I am a people person who also enjoys my own space.

I am an LPC Candidate working under supervision. I enjoy working with adults of all ages and genders. My goal is to provide a nonjudgmental space for clients to heal from emotional wounds and explore what is most meaningful to them. I see counseling as a collaborative effort where clients decide what they want out of the experience, and I help to support them in their goals. It is an honor to get to know each of my clients and work together to help them through life’s challenges. 

Hi! I’m Alexia Alvarado, a student in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at the University of Oklahoma. I’m passionate about supporting women, particularly in the area of maternal mental health. With a background as a doula, I bring a nurturing presence to the counseling field, guided by understanding and a deep commitment to care.

My name is Haven Campbell, and I am currently an intern at Oklahoma Counseling Group. I received my bachelor’s at Oklahoma State University in Human Development and Family Sciences and am currently a student at University of Oklahoma pursing my master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I decided to go into counseling after working with children and families in the Oklahoma foster care system. I am passionate about working with adolescents and women, but open to working with all ages and genders. My goal is to offer a safe and welcoming space that inspires clients to reach their fullest potential.

“Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.”  -Desmond Tutu

I have been a teacher/coach for 16 years where I have worked with countless teenagers and their families in school and sports settings. I love getting to spend time with my family and being involved in my community and school system.  I am a sports enthusiast and love all things related to athletics. I finished a Masters in School Counseling last May at SWOSU, but decided I wanted the opportunity to do counseling outside of the school, so I decided to work toward finishing my coursework to become an LPC, where I am currently in my last semester.  My areas of interest include depression, anxiety/stress, and crisis intervention with small children through young adults. 

The reason I want to be a counselor is because I want people to know that there is hope in their darkest times.  I want to be able to help others see their life still matters and goals can still be accomplished when life is stacked against them. Every part of our story matters, not just the good things. I am overjoyed at the opportunity to work with Oklahoma Counseling Group and have the opportunity to become the best version of myself while gaining the best work experiences.

Hello, my name is Jimmie Peterson. It is nice to meet you all. I was born and raised here in Oklahoma where I spent a lot of time around friends and family. During my time in high school, I attended Metro Tech concurrently where I studied 3-D Game Design. After high school I worked various jobs while attending college full-time at Oklahoma State University where I received my associates degree in Enterprise Development and the University of Central Oklahoma where I received my Bachelors Degree in General Studies with a minor in Psychology. I started my journey in graduate school at the University of Oklahoma focusing on my Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. My professional goals consist of learning of various treatment modalities within counseling and wanting to specialize in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) and Dialectal Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Some of my past experiences consist of working as a mental health technician for Griffin Memorial Hospital and as a case manager for the PACT team in Norman, Oklahoma. I was also held certifications in Behavioral Health Case Management and as a Peer Recovery Support Specialist. Currently, I work for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services- Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) as a case manager for families of individuals with an intellectual disability

When I am not working or in school, I enjoy spending time with my wife, 11yr-old daughter, friends, and family, listening to music (Specifically Smooth Jazz but am open to various genres such as Retro wave/Outrun which is essentially synthwave, other genres including rock, R&B, and piano/ instrumental versions of songs), playing tennis casually and watching professional tennis matches, studying and speaking Japanese (Though I need to pick it back up as it has been a few years), playing video games, and watching most genres of anime.

I am open to learning and sharing new experiences and perspectives, so if you ever have any questions or want to know about me please do not hesitate to ask. Thank you for taking the time to learn more about me and I appreciate you and this opportunity. Thank you for your time.