Director and Supervisor
Dr. Suzan Francis
ED.D., LCPC
Group Supervisor
Dr. Francis conducts group supervision for the clinicians of SMR Counseling Services. Dr. Francis is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and a 22-year veteran of the United States Air Force whose passion is to provide mental and emotional restoration, empower, and assist you to regain your strength and identity, your voice, and your passion for living displaced as a result of fear and anxiety, low-self-esteem, physical, emotional, and sexual abuse/violence, depression, and grief. Learn More About Dr. Francis
Dr. Brandy Carter, Marriage & Family Therapist
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Dr. Raylene Ross, PhD, NCC, LGPC, LPCA, CHWC
Life can be challenging at times, and sometimes you feel there’s no end in sight. Trust me; I get it. If you’re looking for a personal mental trainer to empower, support, and facilitate you along your journey towards a positive change, here I am. I am passionate about working with young adults and professionals to address performance anxiety, imposter syndrome and general issues surrounding confidence and self-esteem. My experience as an athlete, athletic coach, mental performance coach and counselor to student athletes paired with extensive knowledge, education and research within the mental health field empowers clients to overcome mental barriers that stand in the way of their performance,
success and life satisfaction. Learn More About Dr. Ross
Breanna Coleman, M.S., LGPC, NCC
O'Brien Wimbish, Pastoral Counselor, M.A., LGPC
Has your life been completely shattered? Do you want to begin to pick up the pieces but have no idea where to start? You cannot believe that someone you love, someone you trust, some you give your all to would cause you so much pain. You continue to play over and over again different scenarios of where the relationship went wrong or think about how stupid you were for all the things you did to keep the relationship. My work as a therapist is to empower you to use the spirit within you, to overcome the shame, pain, and fear caused by your relationship. Learn More About O'Brien Wimbish
Miguel Hernandez Concepcion, M.A., LCPC, NCC
Miguel is a clinician and educator specializing in crisis counseling, traumatic stress, anxiety and depression. Miguel is currently working on his Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision at Capella University, concentrating on the experiences of bilingual professional counselors working with Latinx adolescents. In his free time, Miguel volunteers as an emergency manager/instructor conducting suicide intervention workshops and managing disasters across the USA with a veteran organization called Team Rubicon. Learn More About Miguel Hernandez Concepcion
Are you looking for ways to cope and deal with your day-to-day stressor? Are you tired of feeling hindered by anxiety, depression symptoms, or self-image? Maybe you have a child that you want to find ways to communicate with. Well, I am here to assist. I will do what is best for every client, creating an empathetic, easy-going atmosphere where I can approach your needs with an open mind. Using therapeutic techniques we will address nervousness, anxiety, self-worth, and isolation. Together, we will explore past experiences that made you who you are today, gain better understanding, and skills to cope with life stressors. Your growth will be
something to be proud of! Learn More About Keyana Graham
Taylor has a heart for helping people transform their lives. Her holistic approach to counseling allows her to support each client as she holds space for all aspects of their diverse experiences. She uses a client-centered approach while integrating concepts from cognitive behavioral therapy that challenge her clients to consider how their thoughts impact their behavior. Taylor is passionate about working with adolescents and young adults navigating life transitions as well as those seeking to overcome depression, anxiety, and any experiences with trauma that are impacting their ability to heal.
Learn More About Taylor CrudupNicole Schwartz, Clinical Counseling Intern
Nicole’s philosophy of counseling involves the client’s journey through self-exploration and self-awareness while being the facilitator of that journey and creating a safe environment for their journey. Her unconditional positive regard for clients ensures they are seen and heard while she implements concepts from an ecological, and relational cultural lens. Nicole is passionate about working with adolescents, young adults, and men and women who have experienced trauma and suffer from anxiety and depression. As a Professional School Counselor, Nicole has experience working with middle school students diagnosed with Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, and OCD. She is also interested in exploring issues faced by the LGTBQIA2S+ community. Learn More About Nicole Schwartz