Healing with Heart, Growing with Purpose.
Finding the right therapist matters.
You don’t have to know exactly who to choose.
We’re here to help you find someone who feels like a good fit, at your pace.
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Amanda Bradley, MS, LPCC
Amanda is one of the owners of Fallen Timbers Holistic Services. She is also a dedicated EMDR Therapist passionate about helping individuals heal and thrive.
As a retired first responder, she has a special heart for supporting veterans and first responders, as well as those navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions.
She specializes in Performance EMDR which helps athletes, performers, and professionals overcome blocks and reach their full potential. Amanda's approach is grounded in both evidence-based practice and genuine care.
Currently, Amanda is pursuing her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision at Walden University.
Focus areas:
Anxiety • Depression • Trauma • Life transitions • Veterans & First Responders • EMDR & Performance EMDR -

Jeff Howell, MA, LPCC-S
Jeff is one of the owners of Fallen Timbers Holistic Services, LLC, bringing over 30 years of experience in the mental health field, he provides compassionate, client-centered care for adults, adolescents, and families facing anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance use challenges. He is a skilled EMDR therapist and also provides court-mandated assessments.
Jeff combines expertise with empathy, helping clients gain perspective, build resilience, and move forward with confidence.
In addition to his clinical work, Jeff offers clinical supervision and leads the internship program, supporting the development of future mental health professionals. He also specializes in Court Assessments across Ohio.
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Cary Richey, MS, LPC
Cary holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and is trained in EMDR Therapy. Cary brings both skill and compassion to her work as a counselor. Her background as a high school Spanish teacher allows her to connect naturally with young people and understand the challenges they face.
She is experienced in supporting children, teens, and adults navigating through anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and more.
Cary is dedicated to helping clients navigate the challenges of growth, change, and identity with authenticity and support. She offers convenient afternoon and evening appointment hours.
Focus areas:
Anxiety • Depression • Trauma • Life transitions • Identity & self-exploration -

Montana Zaborowski, MA, LPC, Ed.S., NCSP
Montana is pursuing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and also holds an MA and Ed.S. in School Psychology, along with a graduate certificate in Early Childhood Teaming.
With experience in both private practices and school settings, she is also a school psychologist who works with foster children, youth, teens, and adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, stress, life transitions, ADHD, behavioral concerns, borderline personality disorder, suicidal ideation, and self-harm.
Montana takes an empathetic, client-centered approach, creating a safe and supportive environment where clients set the pace. She strives to meet each person where they are and walk alongside them in their journey.
Focus areas:
Anxiety • Trauma • Stress • Life transitions • ADHD • Behavioral concerns • Emotional regulation -

Nathanael Ellis
Nate is completing his Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and brings over ten years of pastoral ministry experience and twelve years of service in the Army National Guard. His background has shaped his compassionate, steady, and down-to-earth approach to counseling.
He is passionate about supporting veterans, men, couples, children, teens, and adults going through anxiety, depression, communication challenges, and stress.
Nate strives to create a safe and encouraging space where clients feel understood and empowered to take positive steps forward.Focus areas:
Anxiety • Depression • Stress • Communication challenges • Veterans • Men’s mental health • Couples & families -

Corinne Ranslem
Cori is completing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and brings her valuable hands-on experience working in community and school-based settings. She has worked with children, teens, adults, and families from diverse backgrounds, from supporting foster parents and advising high school students, to helping youth with eating disorders.
She supports children, women, mothers, LGBTQ+, teens, and adults navigating through anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, stress, and life transitions.
Cori brings warmth and expertise to her work and also has a special passion for supporting families and children with disabilities.
Focus areas:
Anxiety • Depression • Trauma • Eating concerns & body image • Women & mothers • Life transitions • Disability & family support -

Trey Brock
Trey is completing his Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and served as a firefighter, paramedic, and currently as a 911 dispatcher, which are experiences that deepened his empathy and understanding of life’s challenges.
He supports first responders, men, children, teens, and adults navigating through anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief and loss, life transitions, addiction, and recovery.
He has a special passion in supporting first responders and men’s mental health.
Trey takes a warm, person-centered approach to create a supportive space for each client.
Focus areas:
Anxiety • Depression • Trauma • Grief & loss • Life transitions • Addiction & recovery • First responders • Men’s mental health -

Robin Aleman, MSW, LSW, CFSS
Robin brings over 30 years of experience working with individuals and families in community, school, and family-based settings. She offers a trauma-informed, compassionate, and strengths-focused approach.
Robin supports children, teens, adults, and families navigating trauma, life transitions, family stress, domestic violence, generational patterns, and more.
Living in a four-generation household, Robin understands the complexities of family dynamics and importance of genuine support.
Focus areas:
Trauma • Family stress • Life transitions • Generational patterns • Domestic or relationship violence • Caregiver support

