Teri Ancellotti, Ph.D.
Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Certified School Psychologist
 
Education: Ph.D. in Counseling Education from the College of William and Mary
 
Experience: Over 20 years experience in treating children, adolescents and adults in various outpatient settings (community mental health centers, employee assistance, private practice).
 
Expertise: Sexual abuse and trauma relationship and intimacy issues, Attention Deficit Disorders, Psycho Educational Evaluations, Substance Abuse, Mood Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Stress/Pain Management, Attachment Disorders,
Play Therapy, Individual, Marital and Family Psychotherapy
 
 
 
Donna K. Griset, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor 

Education: Master of Education (Community Counseling) from The College of William and Mary.

Experience: Extensive experience working with adolescents, adults, and families in community mental health centers, intensive substance abuse treatment programs, college settings, emergency rooms and private practices.

Expertise: Trauma, crisis intervention, substance abuse, grief, military issues, employee assistance, transitional issues (men and women), marital issues, gay and lesbian issues, adult ADD, divorce/separation adjustment, blended/step family issues, parenting, depression, anxiety and other mood disorders. 
 

Jo-Ann Wagner, MSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Board Certified Diplomate
Academy of Certified Social Workers
 
Education: Master of Social Work from University of Georgia, one year Advanced Certificate in Family Therapy from Eastern Virginia Medical School's Family Therapy Institute
 
Experience: 25 years of experience with children and families in outpatient and inpatient treatment in public and private settings
 
Expertise: Extensive training and experience in the areas of Attention Deficit Disorders, Child Sexual Abuse, Childhood Grief, social skills groups for children and young adolescents, use of registered dog therapy dog "Boomer" to facilitate therapy with children and adults (such as those fearful of dogs, abusive to animals, resistant to traditional psychotherapy or who are difficult to reach)