Professional Support for Personal Growth
Finding the Right Counselor Matters
Therapy is personal.
Training and experience matter, but so does feeling comfortable with the person sitting across from you. Some people are looking for warmth and conversation. Others appreciate practical tools, structure, gentle challenge, or space to slow down and process.
Our counselors bring different personalities, areas of experience, and approaches to therapy, which means there isn’t one “Inner Solace way” to be a therapist.
The goal is to help you find someone who feels like a good fit for you.
Explore our team below. And if you’re not sure who to choose, that’s completely okay.
Amanda Parsons, LPCC-S
Founder & Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor-Supervisor
You might connect with Amanda if…
You’re someone who has spent a long time being capable, responsible, or strong for everyone else, but you’re beginning to realize that carrying everything has a cost.
Amanda works with adults, couples, and families navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship concerns, life transitions, and the complicated patterns that can develop when we’ve spent years adapting to difficult circumstances.
Her approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in curiosity rather than judgment. She draws from CBT, mindfulness, trauma-informed care, and other evidence-based approaches while tailoring therapy to the individual rather than expecting the individual to fit a particular method.
What therapy with Amanda may feel like
Thoughtful • Conversational • Collaborative • Insight-oriented • Practical when needed
Areas of focus:
Anxiety • Trauma • Grief • Relationships • Life Transitions • Family Dynamics
Limited openings
Hannah Harmon, LPCC
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
You might connect with Hannah if…
You’re used to holding everything together on the outside while feeling overwhelmed, emotionally drained, or stuck in patterns you can’t seem to change.
Maybe boundaries are difficult. You find yourself people-pleasing, overthinking relationships, struggling to communicate what you need, or somehow feeling both “too much” and “not enough.”
Hannah works with individuals and couples navigating relationship stress, attachment wounds, anxiety, trauma, codependency, emotional dysregulation, and life transitions.
Her approach is warm, honest, collaborative, and engaging. She helps clients understand the patterns shaping their experiences while developing practical tools for emotional regulation, communication, self-worth, and healthier relationships.
What therapy with Hannah may feel like
Warm • Honest • Engaging • Collaborative • Practical
Areas of focus:
Relationships • Attachment • Anxiety • Trauma • Codependency • Emotional Regulation
Accepting new clients
Michelle Usery, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
You might connect with Michelle if…
Relationships are at the center of what you’re trying to understand or change.
You may be experiencing conflict or disconnection with a partner, navigating complicated family dynamics, working through trauma, or noticing patterns in your relationships that keep repeating despite your best efforts.
Michelle works with individuals, couples, and families and brings a strong understanding of how relationships, family systems, past experiences, and emotional patterns influence the way we connect with others.
Her work draws from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), CBT, mindfulness, family systems theory, and EMDR. She combines insight with practical support to help clients strengthen relationships, process difficult experiences, and build greater emotional resilience.
What therapy with Michelle may feel like
Insightful • Grounded • Relational • Supportive • Experienced
Areas of focus:
Couples • Family Relationships • Trauma • EMDR • Communication • Emotional Resilience
Michelle is not currently accepting new clients
Talana Young, LPCC
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
You might connect with Talana if…
Something from the past still feels very present.
Perhaps you understand intellectually that an experience is over, but your emotions, thoughts, or nervous system don’t always seem to agree.
Talana specializes in EMDR and works with adults navigating trauma, anxiety, distressing experiences, and emotional blocks that continue to affect everyday life.
She offers a calm, supportive environment for processing difficult experiences without expecting you to rush through them. Her work focuses on helping clients develop greater stability, process what remains unresolved, and rebuild a stronger sense of trust in themselves.
What therapy with Talana may feel like
Calm • Focused • Supportive • Trauma-informed • Intentional
Areas of focus:
EMDR • Trauma • Anxiety • Distressing Memories • Emotional Blocks
Accepting new EMDR clients • Limited evening availability
Kesha Brown, LPCA
Licensed Professional Counselor Associate
You might connect with Kesha if…
You’re looking for a counselor who feels warm and approachable while still helping you move toward meaningful change.
Maybe you’ve been carrying anxiety, navigating a difficult transition, struggling with self-esteem or relationships, or simply feeling exhausted from holding everything together.
Kesha works with children, teens, and adults and brings a warm, nonjudgmental, trauma-informed approach to counseling. She combines empathy with practical tools and draws from CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, mindfulness, and strengths-based approaches.
You don’t need to arrive with the perfect words. You can start where you are.
What therapy with Kesha may feel like
Warm • Approachable • Encouraging • Practical • Collaborative
Areas of focus:
Anxiety • Depression • Life Transitions • Self-Esteem • Relationships • Trauma-Informed Care
Accepting new clients • Evening & weekend availability
Matthew Crawford
Graduate Level Clinician under Full Supervision
You might connect with Matthew if…
You appreciate understanding why something is happening and want practical strategies for changing what isn’t working.
Matthew works with adults navigating anxiety, chronic stress, burnout, life transitions, and behavioral patterns that feel difficult to break.
With a background in behavioral research and community outreach, Matthew brings curiosity, scientific insight, and practical problem-solving into the counseling room. He works collaboratively with clients to identify what’s maintaining distress, understand patterns more clearly, and develop realistic strategies for creating sustainable change.
His style is down-to-earth, thoughtful, and practical, with room to build insight at your own pace.
What therapy with Matthew may feel like
Practical • Curious • Down-to-earth • Collaborative • Goal-oriented
Areas of focus:
Anxiety • Chronic Stress • Burnout • Life Transitions • Behavioral Patterns
Accepting new clients • Reduced-fee counseling option
Not Sure Who to Choose?
That’s okay.
You don’t need to read every bio and somehow know which counselor will be the perfect fit. Tell us a little about what you’re looking for, your scheduling needs, whether you plan to use insurance or private pay, and anything else that’s important to you.
We’ll help you explore your options.
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