I’ve been working with kids and their families for almost 21yrs.

I consider it an honor and privilege to become part of your solution and support for your entire family unit.

I started my career with a long but rewarding tenure at OKDHS for almost 10yrs. Over that time I was able to work with families all over the state in multiple roles, while learning so much about different cultures and families traditions.

I credit those years and my great classes at SNU for preparing me to work with children and their families while steering me towards becoming a Registered Play Therapist. Utilizing a Family Systems Theory, I use play to help connect with your child and meet them at their natural way to communicate.

Helping them to understand their world and the way that it affects them is powerful and rewarding for us all.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor licensed through the State of Oklahoma and a Registered Play Therapist Supervisor from the Association for Play Therapy (APT.)

While being a member of APT, this allows me to be able to work with new therapists coming into the field to help them to succeed in working with their preferred population.

My goal in therapy is to provide you with a safe place to address what is important to you. While working with you and your children we will focus on your entire family unit while addressing each persons’ individual needs.

As a team we will work together to identify your family goals as well as the best course of action to work towards achieving them.

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”

Brenda Kitchen is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered Play Therapist, and Registered Drama Therapist. She attended Southern Nazarene University for her Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology, then did additional training with Oklahoma Association for Play Therapy, and North American Drama Therapy Association. Brenda has worked as a counselor in the OKC metro area in several settings, including an inpatient psychiatric hospital, a counseling agency, and an elementary school. Brenda has a background in education and theatre. She loves working with kids and uses play therapy to create a fun and interactive environment for her clients.

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 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.

“I think the most beautiful thing in the world is watching the light come on in someone’s eyes when they’ve been lost in the dark so long.” -Unknown

Madison grew up in Weatherford, Oklahoma and pursued her Bachelor’s in Family Life Education – Marriage & Family at the University of Central Oklahoma. She went on to receive her Masters of Education in Applied Behavioral Studies at Oklahoma City University in 2022.

Madison works primarily with pre-adolescents, adolescents, and young adults. She has some experience working with families. Areas that spark her passion are trauma, depression, anxiety, and self-esteem.

“I prefer to meet people where they are currently at, I like to take a person centered and integrative approach with each client. I believe in pulling from different theories to create a customized treatment that will best help them reach their goals based off their personality and willingness to evolve and grow. I do lean more towards a Narrative, Cognitive Behavioral, and Dialectical Behavioral approach.

I believe the therapeutic relationships is a sacred one and the primary foundation that determines the potential trajectory of their life. My goal is to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for you to disclose your high and low points you are facing and to work through past and present traumas. It is a great honor and privilege to walk alongside with you on your journey and to see how you evolve over time. I would love the opportunity to be a part of your journey and story.

“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.

Hello! I am proud of the many roles I have held in my life which include educator, victim advocate, mom, wife and now therapist. I put my heart into everything I do. I am excited to partner with people on their transformation journey by offering a caring, safe space to heal. I look forward to hearing from you should you decide to take this brave step!

Stetson is looking to gain exposure to multiple types of demographics and populations for an enriching counseling internship. Some areas of interest include: depression, anxiety, PTSD and C-PTSD, existential conflicts, death and dying, family systems, and learning challenges. Stetson places an emphasis on a person-centered approach to build a strong therapeutic relationship. He desires to promote a safe space for the client to engage with processing raw and genuine experiences without judgment. Areas of treatment he would like to explore are Cognitive Behavior Therapies, Feminist Theories including socioeconomic structures, goal setting, Motivational Interviewing, career mapping, family tree exercises, and journaling. We may not be able to always change our past history and what has happened to us. Some of us may even struggle with coming to terms of our place in an unjust or an oppressive combination of systems. Stetson is here to say that we all have the power to intimately understand these vulnerable areas and grow into the best version of ourselves.

Stetson is originally from California and moved to a small town in Northwest Oklahoma when he was 12. He later completed high school and attended the University of Oklahoma with a double major in Letters – Constitutional Studies and Sociology – Criminology. Upon graduation he joined Teach For America for 1 year in San Antonio, TX focusing on grades 7-12 history and humanities at a Title I public school. After relocating back to Oklahoma City, he accepted a job with managing implementations of HR and payroll systems. In addition to his full-time job, he is concurrently enrolled at Oklahoma City University in the Applied Behavioral Studies – Professional Counseling M.Ed. program. Post graduation he plans to get licensed and offer therapeutic services in a part-time capacity.

While away from school and work, Stetson likes to spend his free time traveling to new areas, learn about cooking cuisines from a variety of cultures, and keeping up with his favorite TV series including lots of law dramas. He is a life-long learner when it comes to taking on new courses and has many curiosities to new ideas or ways of living that are foreign to him. Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out!

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Belinda is currently a behavioral interventionist in public schools with 24+ years of teaching experience in elementary school. She is attending Mid America Christian University to become a licensed LPC. She has extensive experience with early childhood age children but would be open to working with any age client. She believes in building resiliency and esteem to help clients overcome challenges, anxiety and stress. She wants all clients to feel safe, empowered and loved to become the best version of themself.

I am a student at the University of Oklahoma working towards a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I will graduate in May 2025. I previously worked in technology and am coming into the field of counseling as a second career. I decided to pursue an education in counseling after having a wonderful experience in counseling myself. I am primarily interested in existential counseling, and I use skills from a variety of counseling theories depending on the person’s needs.

My goal is to help clients by providing a nonjudgmental space for them 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 work hard to support them in their goals. It is an honor to get to know each of my clients and work together to learn what they want out of life.

I work with adults of any age and of all genders.