Though we share a therapeutic environment, each therapist at Wellspring Counseling Centers has their own independent practice, their own specialties and their own favored therapeutic methods and modalities. Preferred clientele for each therapist may vary to include working with adults, adolescents, children, couples, families or groups.
Gina Lanier
“Running away from a problem only increases the distance from the solution.” Are you ready for a change?
Elizabeth Snell
I truly believe that everyone can benefit from counseling. Life is complicated, stressful, messy and always changing.
Brandy Ray
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Play Therapist, who specializes in working with kids from 3-18.
Renee Wisdom
Everyone has moments where life challenges can be overwhelming or even too much to handle. I have a passion for helping people reach their full potential.
Fonda Temple
Life can be hard! It’s easier with the right support. I’d love to help you start your journey toward wholeness. I work with adolescents and adults.
Heather Midgley
With over 15 years of experience working with children and families, it brings me joy to support them as they learn about themselves, their strengths, and bloom into their best selves.
Courtney Mills
I have been a licensed professional counselor, in the State of Missouri since 2011, as well as a school counselor since 2010. I have dedicated my career to supporting children in their journey toward social emotional growth and wellbeing.
Linda M Murphy
I use a goal oriented, client-centered approach which is based on the skill of perspective talking and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Julia Bietsch
My job as a therapist is to help you explore these road blocks and discover what tools you need to overcome them. Through an eclectic and person-centered therapeutic approach, I tailor sessions to fit your needs.
Jamie Riggins
Hi, I’m Jamie—and I’m passionate about helping women navigate life’s challenges, reconnect with their strengths and passions, and create meaningful, lasting change.
Stephanie Lessmeier
I work with adults that feel like crap when they see their double chin in the mirror, would rather cancel than sit in a flimsy chair at a new restaurant, and dread being seen naked.