Credentials
PhD, NCC, LCPC, BC-TMH, ACS
Years in practice
Over 10
Specializations
Couples, trauma, depression, anxiety/stress, mood disorders, and esteem challenges.
Methods
CBT · DBT · Motivational Interviewing ·Trauma-Focused Therapy · Christian Integration Mindfullness
States Licensed
Illinois · Indiana · Kentucky · Florida · Georgia · Ohio · Wisconsin
Beryl J. Armstrong
PhD, NCC, LCPC, BC-TMH, ACS
Founder & President-CEO
How I help clients transform
: I walk alongside my clients on their journey of transformation, offering a space where they feel seen, heard, and supported. Together, we work to ensure each session leaves you feeling encouraged, empowered, and one step closer to the life you desire. My goal is to help you think differently, feel differently, and ultimately live differently—transformed.
Using evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, along with faith-centered support when desired, I tailor each session to meet your unique needs.
What is unique about my approach
I endeavor to see what is not being seen, hear what is not being said, and purpose in my heart to effect change in my clients one session at a time.
Some fun facts about my first name
Beryl means precious stone. Beryl is mentioned 8 times in the King James Bible.
What I Love
God, my family, and helping others
What I do for Fun
Spending time with family and traveling
My favorite colors
Blue, purple, and red
My favorite self-care practices
Curling up to read a good book or article, massages, and boxing
Beryl’s most inviting phrase
"How can I help? Please tell me what that looks like to you."
Credentials
MS, LPC
Yours in Practice
Over 10 years
Specializations
Grief counseling, couples counseling, and mood disorders.
States Licensed
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, Ohio and Wisconsin
Charmain D. Gibson
MS, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
How I help clients transform
Transformation begins when you understand the power your thoughts have over how you feel and live. I help you identify and shift negative thinking patterns while staying grounded in your emotions, your values, and your authentic self—so you feel understood, accepted, and empowered throughout the process.
Using an integrative approach that includes mindfulness, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, positive psychology, and reality therapy, I tailor each session to support meaningful, lasting change.
What is unique about my approach
I prayerfully meet clients where they are. I bring energy and charisma to every session.
Some fun facts about my first name
Charmain is derived from the Greek “Kharma” and means joy and delight, free man, and charm.
What I love
God, music, reading, and spending time with loved ones.
What I do for fun
Dancing and going to concerts, museums, and art galleries.
My favorite colors
Black, blue, and purple
My favorite self-care practices
Going to spas, going to the beach, sitting in the sunlight, eating healthy, and reading poetry.
Charmain’s most inviting phrase
"'Be good to you,' and a question I often ask is 'How is that working for you?'"
– Charmain D. Gibson
Credentials
Years in practice
7+
Specializations
Anxiety and Depression Management, Healthy Boundaries, Self-Esteem, and Clinical Supervision
States Licensed
Illinois · Maryland
Dawanda Davis
MS, LCPC, ACS
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor
How I help clients transform
I facilitate client transformation by identifying maladaptive cognitive and behavioral patterns that impede growth and well-being. By integrating positive psychology, cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-informed interventions, and dialectical behavior therapy, I equip clients with evidence-based strategies to achieve meaningful and sustainable change. With me as your therapist, you can expect a safe and welcoming space where you are truly heard and supported. My approach is compassionate yet practical, blending proven methods like CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care, and positive psychology. Together, we’ll work toward healing, growth, and helping you step into your best, most authentic self.
What is unique about my approach
I provide a safe, supportive space where those who are hurting can find healing through my calm, compassionate nature.
Some fun facts about my first name
Although there are over eight billion people in the world, only about 0.001% share my name. That makes Dawanda exceptionally rare. In fact, I have yet to meet another person who carries it. This uniqueness has become a meaningful part of my identity—it reminds me that just as my name stands out, I am called to live and lead in a way that is distinct, authentic, and memorable.
What I Love
I love God, His character, His ways, and His Word. I love my family, friends, personal growth, fitness/health, and divine connections
What I do for fun
I enjoy reading, exercise, laughter, and the arts.
My favorite colors
Purple
My favorite self-care practices
Relaxation techniques, Exercise, Daily structure and Rest
Dawanda’s most inviting phrase
"You are already who you were created to be."
– Dawanda Davis
Credentials
MS, LPC
Years in Practice
5
Specializations
Trauma, uncovering hidden strengths, and teens
States Licensed
Georgia
Antoinette Gabriel
MS, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
How I help clients transform
I use evidence-based principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and an integrative counseling style, including Gestalt therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), to raise awareness and guide clients toward freedom. Implementing these clinical approaches helps the client understand that by changing how they think, they can ultimately change their life and how they live.
What is unique about my approach
Creating an atmosphere where the client feels safe enough to become vulnerable so that true transformation can begin
Fun Fact about my First Name
My name means “invaluable,” so no matter how hard you try or how much you apply yourself, my worth is far above rubies.
What I Love
I absolutely love music! It is a universal language that brings us together and also helps us to express what we have difficulty saying.
What I do for fun
Enjoy live music, friends, and good food!
My favorite color
Yellow
Favorite self-care
A nice soothing bath with bath salts and scented candles burning.
What is unique about my approach
Creating an atmosphere where the client feels safe enough to become vulnerable so that true healing can begin.
Antoineete’s most inviting phrase
"Don’t let today’s troubles keep you from experiencing tomorrow’s joys. "
– Antoinette Gabriel
Credentials
LPC
Years in Practice
4 years in substance use and 1 in mental health.
Specializations
Adults, individuals. Areas of specialization include substance abuse, trauma, and anxiety.
States Licensed
Illinois · Indiana · Kentucky · Florida · Georgia · Ohio · Wisconsin
Natalie Strobel
LPC
Associate Professional Counselor
How I help clients transform
My intention is to create a warm and open environment that fosters deep personal reflection and emotional contact. I apply person-centered and choice theory techniques to help people understand their past and transform into the version of themself that they want to be. I believe that healing comes through building positive relationships and learning to contact and overcome past trauma.
What is unique about my approach
I believe that true transformation starts with gentle but honest accountability.
What you can expect from me as your counselor
A gentle and open environment for all people from all backgrounds.
Fun Fact about my first name
Natalie means Christmas or “day of birth” in Latin.
What I Love
I love animals, especially cats. I love nature walks and spending time in outdoors with family.
What I do for fun
Hiking, sewing, baking, and going to metal concerts. Whatever I am in the mood for.
Favorite color
Red and pink
My favorite self-care practices
Walking in nature. The longer the walk, the better.
Natalie’s most inviting phrase
"How does that impact you? Talk to me about that."
Credentials
• (MA) Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
• (RMHCI) Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern-Florida
• LPC-pending-Illinois
• Certified PREPARE/ENRICH Couples Facilitator
• Academic certificates in trauma and addictions
Years in Practice
Early-career clinician with a background in leadership and supporting people through challenges and change.
Specializations
Couples counseling, anxiety and depression, trauma, grief and loss, identity and life transitions, neurodivergence, epilepsy and chronic illness, caregiver support, and women’s midlife changes, including perimenopause and menopause.
States Licensed
Illinois · Indiana · Kentucky · Florida · Georgia · Ohio · Wisconsin
Amanda Ethridge
MA, RMHCI
Associate Counselor
How I help clients transform
I meet people where they are and help them discover the direction, confidence, and courage to become the person they were created to be. My approach is person-centered, trauma-informed, and collaborative, incorporating cognitive behavioral strategies, mindfulness, and practical tools for everyday life. Together, we explore patterns, build on strengths, and take manageable steps toward the changes that matter to you.
What is unique about my approach
I think of myself as a “Compass Builder.” I help you clarify your values, recognize your needs, and develop an internal sense of direction you can return to when life feels overwhelming. I enjoy making complex ideas easier to understand through visual tools, relatable examples, and thoughtful questions. My background in counseling, psychology, and theology also allows space for exploring faith, spirituality, or changing beliefs when you choose to bring them into our work. Your values and goals guide the process.
Fun Fact about my first name
My name means “worthy of love”—a meaning I appreciate and a reminder that each of us deserves care and connection. I have an adventurous spirit and a love for discovering new places. I’m also drawn to compasses—a symbol of finding direction while leaving room for discovery.
What I Love
My daughter, my pets, meaningful conversations, and outdoor adventures. Being near the water is one of my favorite ways to feel grounded.
What I do for fun
Travel, explore new cultures, visit art galleries, enjoy ballet, plays, and opera, and spend time kayaking and discovering new outdoor adventures.
Favorite color
Lime green, hot pink, and yellow.
My favorite self-care practices
Time at the beach, walking, quiet moments of reflection, and giving myself permission to pause and reset.
Amanda’s most inviting phrase
"Where would you like to begin? We can start wherever you are.”
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