MEET OUR COUNSELORS
Do you have questions you would like to ask before your first appointment? We offer a free 15-minute video consultation with one of our clinicians to see if Lane of Roses therapy and counseling services would be a good fit for you. After you book your initial session, simply contact your clinician to schedule your brief consultation.
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MCKENNA FEY, MFTA
NICOLE GREER, CSW
AUSTIN DAVIS
I am a Marriage and Family Therapy Associate who is passionate about helping women see their true value and fully live out their purpose.
I believe that our mental, emotional, and spiritual selves are highly interconnected. I seek to help families, couples, and individuals gain a deeper understanding of their thoughts, emotions, and experiences. I enjoy helping clients gain new perspectives on their struggles, practice self-compassion, learn effective coping strategies, and work through conflict and relational issues.
My hope is that every client feels heard and valued during our sessions together so we can collaboratively work on reaching your goals.
As a clinical therapist, I enjoy working with children and adults who are navigating grief, anxiety, depression, general loss, relationship challenges, trauma, anticipatory loss, and life transitions. My style of therapy is compassionate and responsive to the person’s unique needs.
My goal is to build a strong therapeutic relationship where you feel secure to openly explore your emotions and experiences. I believe in supporting individuals with a collaborative, strengths-based approach. I help the client identify their own inherent gifts, set goals for themselves, and develop coping strategies that help them live out their purpose.
I am trained and certified in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) which is a fast and effective treatment for trauma, depression, and other stress-related conditions.
As a Pastoral Counselor (pursuing licensure in the state of Kentucky), I am passionate about creating a safe space for people to wrestle with God and any other aspect of their faith. I am also a therapist who is eager to come alongside people and assist them in finding the tools they need in pursuit of a healthier mental, and spiritual, well-being.
I believe that our view of God, or how we believe God views us, has a direct affect on our mental health and on our ability to cope with the various crises that life often throws at us. It is because of this belief that I joyfully operate as a counselor in both the mental health space, as well as the spiritual health space, and seek to let them inform and influence one another.
I also believe that the counseling relationship is at its best when the focus is on asking better questions, as opposed to finding answers. Better questions lead to bigger, bolder questions, and no question is too big to ask in the counseling space, because no question is too big for God.
MADDIE LONG, LCSW
HANNAH PEÑALVA, MFTA
As a clinical therapist, I am passionate about meeting clients where they are to connect their strengths with their goals. I work with children and adults navigating grief, anxiety, depression, loss, trauma, anticipatory loss, ADHD diagnosis, and life transitions.
I believe we, as people, have different dimensions that work together: spiritual, physical, emotional, and mental. I work collaboratively and with a strengths-based approach to help clients meet their goals, navigate relationships, and thrive in who God made them to be.
I am trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy (EMDR) to assist clients in moving through past trauma and difficult experiences effectively.
My goal is for clients to be seen and known in sessions to bloom into who they were made to be.
As a Marriage and Family Therapy Associate, I am passionate about helping women understand their worth in all aspects of their lives.
I enjoy helping women learn healthy conflict management, practical coping skills, and emotional awareness. It is important to me that every client, whether family, couple or individual, leaves our sessions feeling empowered and understood.
I believe it is crucial to create a partnership between every client and myself in collaborating to reach attainable emotional, relational, physical, and spiritual goals.
At this time, Hannah is no longer taking new clients, but if you have already received services from her and only require monthly maintenance check-ins, you can reach out in November.
WHAT CLIENTS ARE SAYING
Therapy has given me a safe place to share my feelings and get active input on how to combat my anxiety, understand my feelings, and not feel guilty for feeling the way I feel.
It has helped me find a safe place to talk about life issues and I felt better when I left
I have gained a sense of my identity in Christ. I have been able to address my emotions as they come and have improved in letting myself feel those emotions. I have improved my concept of self-worth and am still learning how to heal and cope.
OUR
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Because we know that counseling can be a vital part of growth and healing, we are so excited to be able to offer you AFFORDABLE counseling.*
*If these prices are unaffordable for you in your current circumstances, we do offer needs-based counseling scholarships by application. If you have questions or are interested in applying for our scholarship email mckenna@laneofroses.com. Additionally, at this time our counselors only see clients in Kentucky, Telehealth or otherwise.
WHAT IS PASTORAL COUNSELING?
First and foremost, it is counseling:
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Helping equip people with the tools and skills they need to get through life’s challenges.
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Addressing all aspects of our humanity: physical, psychological, and spiritual.
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Trained in various therapeutic techniques with a preference for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centered Therapy.
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Listening and allowing the client to lead.
What does the pastoral part entail:
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Theologically trained.
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Focus on how our spirituality influences our physical/psychological well-being, and vice versa.
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Equipped to help people wrestling with their faith.
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Scripturally based.
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Trained in spiritual formation.
What Pastoral Counseling is not:
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I am not a pastor who counsels.
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A counselor for pastors exclusively.
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A space for evangelism/conversion.
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A space for bible thumping.
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A space where prayer or reading your bible more is the answer to every problem.
What is my goal as a Pastoral Counselor:
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To create a safe space to wrestle with God.
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A focus on seeking to ask better questions instead of a focus on answers.
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A safe space to work on your mental health
Some questions I would explore as a Pastoral Counselor:
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Why are you a Christian?
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How does your faith affect your day-to-day life?
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How do your beliefs play into your current struggle or situation?
I AM IN CRISIS
If you are in crisis or you think you may have an emergency, call your doctor or 911 immediately.
If you’re having suicidal thoughts, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to talk to a skilled and trained counselor at a crisis center in your area at any time.
The Lane of Roses Team wants to engage with you, empower you, and equip you to live out your God-given purpose! We want to provide you with as many resources as we can. Though Lane of Roses counselors are mental health professionals, the rest of our staff is neither licensed nor registered mental or medical healthcare providers. The content, resources, and services that we provide outside of the counseling program on our website, blog, Instagram, Facebook page, Pinterest, and all other mediums are not substitutes for the knowledge, skill, and judgment of qualified psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, or other health care professionals. Always seek the advice of your qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. The remainder of the Lane of Roses Staff Team (apart from Hannah) cannot diagnose, or treat conditions or ailments of any kind. However, we would love to help connect you to any of the above-mentioned mental or medical healthcare providers!
When utilizing any of our resources, you acknowledge that you are doing so voluntarily and that you alone are responsible for choices and results that come from the use of our content, resources, or services. Additionally, you accept full responsibility for anything you choose to use or participate in currently and in the future. Lastly, you agree that any results that come from using information and/or services provided by Lane of Roses cannot be guaranteed, and depend on your efforts, intentions, actions, and God’s work in you and through you.
If you are in crisis or you think you may have an emergency, call your doctor or 911 immediately. If you’re having suicidal thoughts, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to talk to a skilled and trained counselor at a crisis center in your area at any time.
If you are in the Lexington area, you may also call CHI Saint Joseph Health at (859)313-3515 for a free assessment. The Lexington office is open 8am-9pm, Monday-Friday at Saint Joseph Health Office Park, 1401 Harrodsburg Road, Suite A-400, Lexington, KY 40504.