Meet Our Alumni

I completed my practicum and internship at the TFCC in 2008. Following that time I have worked in substance use programs, private practice and university counseling centers. I served as Clinical Director of the TFCC from 2017-2024 and am currently serving as a counselor and program manager in private and group practice settings. My time at the TFCC was invaluable and served as a foundation for my profession.

I gained my M.A.E. in Counseling in 2017 and gained a job in an inpatient hospital as a group therapy practitioner. Once I got my associate license I became an inpatient therapist there, while also picking up hours as a “mobile clinician” at the same hospital, and worked there until 2019 After that I changed over to bereavement counseling at a non-profit for two years.

Throughout the pandemic I realized counseling may not be my calling and I reached out for career consultation and after some time, switched over to an executive administrative role for a year. During that time, I ran into the world of IT, specifically using my people skills to help my co-workers get their jobs done. I found what’s called a “Scrum Master”, essentially project managers that help the teams continuously grow and communicate to get work done efficiently and iteratively better. I earned certification as a scrum master in 2022 and am now employed by at Humana.

I am in a private practice setting after working in crisis and higher-level care treating eating disorders. I am still very happy with the career path I chose.

I am an outpatient and school-based therapist in Asheville, NC. I work with elementary and high school students as well as adults. I have worked as a child and family therapist as well as an intensive in-home therapist in NC.

I am an LPCC and work at Compass Counseling in Owensboro, KY. I have experience treating anxiety, depression, grief, OCD and adjustment, as well as a variety of other concerns.

I am currently a practicing LPCC in Kentucky. After graduating I worked at a Community Mental Health Center for two years as I worked toward getting my full license. I am now working as a telehealth therapist for UWill which partners with colleges to where students can receive mental health services in order to ease the strain on college counseling centers. I am also in the process of becoming licensed in New Jersey because UWill recently was granted a partnership with many colleges in New Jersey so there is a high need for therapists.

Since graduating in 2019, I have been working for Cummins Behavioral Health Systems, Inc. in the Indianapolis, Indiana area. I work specifically in their school-based program as a licensed mental health therapist for elementary-aged children.

I am at Alliance Counseling Associates. I am an LPCC and work with clients from adolescence to adulthood with varying needs in treatment including stress management, bipolar, depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. I primary utilize CBT, SFT, and PCT. I am also trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). 

When I graduated I began working as a clinician at an IOP for substance use called The Shepherds House. I currently work at Lexington Counseling and Psychiatry as an individual therapist for adults. I specialize in trauma and primarily employ EMDR therapy.

I currently work at Alliance Counseling in Bowling Green. I mainly work with trauma and use aspects of internal family systems in my work. I also enjoy working with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and non-suicidal self-injury. I work children's group in our therapeutic rehabilitation program; I work with children who need a little bit more than once a week therapy but not enough for inpatient. I teach the children yoga and mindfulness. I'm passionate about putting mindfulness in all of my work. As I continue in my career, I would like to get certifications/specialties in trauma, OCD, and self-injury.

I currently work for the Jefferson County Public Schools (KY) school district as a Social Emotional Learning/Trauma Consultant where I am meeting and training schools on trauma informed care in the classroom. I also work with the University of Louisville hospital as a lead therapist. 

I work for Light of change in Bowling Green, KY. I work with a wide range of clients including kids, adults, coupes, and families. Light of Change offers youth arts classes like yoga, visual arts, music, and culinary classes and are incorporated in some of the alternative schools in Bowling Green. In addition, I provide individual sessions and substance use groups with our sober living facility.

I am with Spero Health as a Clinical Services Specialist supporting clinical teammates as well as being a part of the quality team overseeing documentation and training of new therapists.

I work for a community mental health agency as a clinical services coordinator where I provide direct therapy for my clients and also provide documentation and administrative support for my clinical team. We serve the three major counties within the Cincinnati metropolitan area.

I am also in my second year of my program as a doctoral student working on my PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision at the University of Cincinnati.

I work as a counselor at The Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science at WKU, a residential high school located on WKU's campus for gifted juniors and seniors from across Kentucky.

My primary job is to meet with students within our academy for one-on-one counseling support. I also facilitate a weekly group therapy opportunity for students and assist with the planning and implementation of additional student activities including monthly small group curriculum, annual retreat for juniors, and orientation week sessions.

Following my internship at Talley Family Counseling Center. I worked for two years as a school-based counselor for a community mental health center. During my last year and a half as a school-based counselor I began working at the walk-in clinic doing intake assessment, diagnosis formulation, substance abuse assessments and some crisis work. Today I am working full time in the walk-in clinic. I enjoy my position at the community mental health center walk in clinic. I do plan on using my working knowledge gained from experience at Talley to move into a group or private practice setting when it is time. 

Aryn Meyer found work in private practice, with Chestnut Park Professionals in Bowling Green, KY, immediately following graduation. Since then, she’s undergone additional trainings to improve specializing in counseling couples. In Fall 2023 Aryn began teaching an undergraduate course for the WKU counseling program. In addition to teaching and practicing counseling, Aryn achieved full licensure in November 2023.

I have been working in higher education since graduating and I absolutely love it. I worked as an Academic Coordinator for TRIO Upward Bound from October 2022-October 2023. I started in Financial Aid in October 2023, and I work in the processing department. I process On Demand requests, Voc Rehab authorizations, and Consortium request. A lot of what I do is budget related. I make sure that students have enough aid to cover the cost of schooling. 

I am currently at Centerstone working as a School-based therapist for Davidson County in Nashville, TN. I’m currently at a high school and possibly adding an elementary school to my schedule in the Fall semester. 

I am currently an LPCA at Kentucky Trauma Therapist. I see mostly adults and some children, adolescent clients.