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Corine Miller | LISW-S
Corine completed her graduate studies at Youngstown State University and is currently a licensed clinical social worker with over 8 years of experience working with people of all ages. Corine's experiences and training are specific to treating clients who are struggling with anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, those with a trauma history, ADHD, parenting skills and techniques, dual diagnosis, gambling addiction, as well as many other problem areas. Corine has worked in a variety of settings including school-based therapy, office-based therapy, community-based work, and group therapy. |
Liz Casali | LPCC-S
Liz completed her graduate studies at Walsh University as a Professional Clinical Counselor. Liz works with children, adolescents and adults. Liz works with individuals experiencing grief, trauma, depression, anxiety, ADHD, parenting issues and family counseling. Liz has extensive experience working with people in the office, in schools and in the home. |
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Amanda Gillespie, LISW-S
Amanda completed her graduate studies at the University of Akron and is a licensed clinical social worker. She specializes in treating children, adolescents, and families and will also work with adults individually. Amanda is experienced in working with individuals who have depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, and those who struggle with suicidal ideations. She can also provide parenting skills and techniques. Amanda has worked in intensive programs utilizing crisis interventions, and is also experienced in providing TF-CBT and EMDR.
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Hamilton Robinson, LPC, CDCA
Hamilton received his Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Bachelors degree in Psychology from The University of Akron. At The University of Akron he worked as a research assistant for The University of Akron in the Emotions and Aging Lab. He has experience in working in residential and community mental health settings. Hamilton has been active as a volunteer working to raise money for Cancer research and with the American Cancer Society. He uses a person-centered approach when working with clients and utilizes an mixture of techniques including cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, existential therapy, solution-focused brief therapy, and mindfulness. Hamilton has experience working with a variety of concerns including anxiety, anger, depression, self-esteem, stress, grief, chemical dependency, trauma, career counseling, and reintegration into the community after incarceration.
