Lexington, Kentucky – Mental Health Therapy

Christal Mosley graduated with her Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Kentucky. With a focus on clinical practice, Christal has gained valuable experience through her internship at UK Healthcare Psychiatry, where she worked closely with patients and established clinicians to provide compassionate and evidence-based care.

During her time at UK Healthcare Psychiatry, Christal became developed in implementing evidence-based treatment models to address the complex needs of individuals facing mental health challenges. She is committed and dedicated to promoting the well-being and recovery of her patients.

Her goals are to positively impact the lives of her patients with an empathetic approach and utilize her strong clinical skills and academic background to provide patients with the tools and skills they need to overcome obstacles.

Danielle received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Master of Social Work from the University of Kentucky, and has a passion for helping others on their mental health journeys.

Danielle has experience working with couples, teenagers, individuals in addiction recovery, and survivors of intimate partner violence. She has helped clients with depression, bi-polar disorders, dissociative identity disorder, and anxiety disorders, and enjoys helping couples navigate relationship challenges and changing family dynamics.

Danielle is a kink friendly practitioner and an ally of the LGBTQIA+ population. She believes that everyone is the expert of their own experience, and works from a Strengths-Based Client-Centered perspective. When not at work, Danielle can be found at home with her husband and two cats, TigerLillian and Ru, and reading a good book.

Jada graduated from Western Kentucky University with a bachelor’s in interdisciplinary studies with a Health emphasis and a minor in psychology, and is currently continuing her education at the master’s level, studying clinical mental health counseling.

Jada enjoys working with the community and helping people connect with community resources, and in her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, traveling, and exploring all things music.

Kayla was raised in the beautiful mountains of West Virginia where she received her undergraduate degrees in Criminology and Anthropology and her MSW at West Virginia University.

She has experience working with junior high to high school age clients and assisting them with navigating their unique experiences. Alongside her special interest in working with survivors of trauma and PTSD, Kayla has a passion in exploring the mind-body connection and how individual’s past traumas, experiences, thoughts and feelings appear in the language that their physical bodies speak.

Kayla uses therapy modalities such as Cognitive Processing Therapy, Art Therapy, and Psychoanalytic Therapy which all involve grounding techniques, compassionate inquiry, family origin healing, and radical acceptance. She is a strong activist for social justice and enjoys being involved in important causes including, women’s rights, gender affirming care, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and racial equity.

When not working, Kayla enjoys listening to punk rock music, snuggling with her cats, make artwork sewing her own clothes with up-cycled fabric.