Overview

Growth & Recovery is known in the community for its skilled and dedicated psychotherapists.

We offer in-person individual, couples, family, group psychotherapies and wellness classes.

We serve children, teens, and adults who are seeking treatment for a wide range of behavioral or emotional concerns, substance abuse, relationship issues, and life transitions.

Our clinicians bring a wide variety of training and experience backgrounds, specialties, additional certifications, different treatment approaches and methods–all allowing clients to choose what feels like the best match for their unique needs and goals.

Aimee Andrews

Aimee Andrews, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor

For almost 30 years, Aimee has helped children, teens, and families navigate through a wide variety of emotional & behavioral challenges. Her specialties include ADHD, divorce adjustment, disordered eating, anxiety, depression, autism, grief, low self-esteem, and self-harm. She uses a variety of approaches to include CBT, DBT, Art and Play Therapy. Offering evening appointments.

Aliana Bishop

Alaina Bishop, MS
Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern

After completing her master’s level training at Growth & Recovery, Alaina joined our practice as a Registered Intern. Offering individual therapy for both teens and adults, Alaina specializes in anxiety, depression, stress management, and life transitions. Her warm, affirming style is especially treasured by clients struggling with low self-esteem, assertiveness, and people-pleasing. LGBTQ+ affirming.

Robert Evanko

Richard Ehrhardt, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Community Outreach Director

Down-to-earth, with a sense of humor, and not at all “stuffy,” Rich works with teens & adults in individual therapy. His specialty areas include: addictions, depression, anxiety, workplace mental health, and general men’s issues. Rich has “been there” with his own recovery process and is able to uniquely support clients from this place of humility and profound compassion.

Robert Evanko

Robert Evanko, PhD, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor

A gifted therapist with more than 30 years in the mental health field, Rob sees teens & adults for individual therapy. His specialties: men’s issues, depression, anxiety, ADHD, anger, grief, divorce recovery, job stress, and more. Rob incorporates a Christian faith based approach whenever requested. Qualified Supervisor.

Tammy Honickman

Tammy Honickman, Ph.D., LMFT
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Gottman Method Level 1 & 2

Described as caring, patient, and very knowledgeable, Tammy offers individual, couples, and family therapy at Growth & Recovery. She brings 30 years of experience in the field, and is trained in the Gottman Method for couples. Tammy also utilizes CBT, DBT, and EMDR for the treatment of anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and general relationship issues. LGBTQ+ affirming therapist.

Jessica Judd

Jessica Judd, LMHC, PMH-C
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Director of Clinical Training

Jessica sees teens & adults with a primary specialty in maternal mental health, to include prenatal and postnatal issues, difficulty conceiving, miscarriage, single-parenting, being a new mom, postpartum depression/anxiety, loss of identity post-baby, etc. Additional specialties include: trauma, mood disorders, and anxiety. Jessica is an LGBTQ+ affirming therapist.

Mia Mikesell

Mia Mikesell, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Mia works individually with women age 15+. Her specialties include: bereavement, depression, anxiety, stress, self esteem, parenting adult children, and life transitions. Mia incorporates a Christian faith based approach whenever requested.

Claire Schweighofer, LMHC

Claire Schweighofer, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor

With 40 years in the field, Claire is skilled in addressing a wide range of client concerns. At Growth & Recovery, she offers individual therapy for all ages specializing in bereavement, anxiety, stress reduction, codependency, and caregiver support. In addition to CBT, DBT, and person-centered therapies, she frequently incorporates relaxation & mindfulness techniques from Tai Chi and Yoga.

Hannah Solien

Hannah Solien, MS
Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern

Serving ages 10 through older adult, Hannah’s specialties include anxiety, panic, depression, grief, caregiver stress, women’s issues, and life transitions. She uses a person-centered approach and focuses on creating a safe, supportive space where clients feel deeply understood and valued. Also, as a certified yoga instructor, she offers mindfulness, meditation, and gentle movement practices as optional coping strategies.

Clinical Student Interns

At Growth & Recovery, our student interns are available for only $30/session. Student interns have typically finished their academic training in a master’s program and are with us for the clinical experience required before graduating. During their internships, students are mentored by one of our licensed therapists and are with us for one to two years.

Additional Services Available

(Please note: The following clinicians are independent practitioners who rent office space at our location. While they are not affiliated with Growth & Recovery, they too are highly skilled and talented professionals. They can be contacted for initial appointments through our main line. Each is private pay only unless otherwise specified.)

Mary-Ann Zigouris

Mary Ann Zigouris, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker

For more than 25 years, Mary Ann has been providing individual and couples psychotherapy for older adolescents and adults. Her specialties include: women’s issues, depression, anxiety, trauma, relationships, and emotional eating. An LGBTQ+ affirming therapist. With Saturday office hours, she accepts Cigna, Medicare, UBH, and private pay arrangements.

Christian Counseling Available

At Growth & Recovery Counseling, therapists who are Christian are available to anyone who believes it is important to incorporate his or her faith into treatment.

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Shame dies when stories are told in safe spaces.

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-Ann Voskamp