Meet The Team
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Tami Grossens,
LCSW/ACSW
Tami Grossens has a Master's degree in Social Work from Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids, MI. Tami graduated and began practicing in mental health in 2001 and since that time has had the pleasure to work with a variety of populations in varied settings. Tami feels that education is a process that never stops and takes every advantage to learn from each situation encountered.
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Tami specializes in anxiety disorders, PTSD, and depression. She has specialized training in PTSD and dissociation. Trained in EMDR and is a certified clinician and approved consultant.
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Tami Grossens, LCSW/ACSW
Allison Lane,
LCSW
Allison is passionate about supporting women and children with complex needs including PTSD, birth trauma, grief and loss, relationship challenges, domestic violence, eating disorders, anxiety and depression. She is inspired by therapeutic work with adults and adolescents on the cusp of adulthood, coping with life transitions. Allison has worked with children and families since 2001, supporting families participating in early intervention support services, therapeutic foster care, and social services.
Melinda Palmer,
LCMHCA
​Melinda has a passion for coming alongside those with complex needs including trauma, domestic violence, PTSD, identity work, anxiety, and depression. She believes that therapy is a journey and that her role is to come alongside and empower you to find your way through to a place of wholeness and flourishing. She utilizes a whole-person approach and incorporates somatic, emotion-focused, attachment, narrative, and parts work to address struggles and stories from the inside out. She has worked with women and children in various capacities for over fifteen years and has experience with individuals, families, foster care, and special needs.
Danielle is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor with a degree from Lenoir-Rhyne University. She works with individual adults, couples, and families. Danielle loves to bring curiosity, creativeness, and authenticity to the therapy process. Her approach is influenced by different styles such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). In this team environment she teaches skills you can actively practice to handle difficult thoughts and emotions. She has a solution-focused approach to help you get back to doing the things that matter to you.
Danielle Cisney,
LCMHC
Hello. I am Dillon, an outpatient mental health clinician and a change agent. As a psychotherapist, I am a component that helps facilitate positive change within your journey to emotional, psychological, and social well-being. To accomplish change, I will initially assess, diagnose, and develop a treatment plan with your help. Using an evidenced-based and person-centered treatment style, we will strive toward meeting personal, social, educational, and vocational goals. Thank you for letting me go on this personal journey with you. My methods Used include but are not limited to: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT); Motivational Interviewing (MI); Systemic Therapy (importance of relationships). My practice and research interests include but are not limited to: PTSD; Depression; Anxiety; Substance Use; Military Veterans and Families; Father Absence; Faith, and Spirituality.
How am I qualified to serve you: Master of Social Work, Clinical Mental Health and Wellness, University of Southern California; Licensed Clinical Social Worker- Associate; Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist- Associate
Facts: I am an avid outdoorsman, a fan of college athletics, a Military Retiree, a Father to a beautiful girl and two freeloading dogs, and a Husband to an amazing woman.
Dillon Smith
LCSWA, LCASA
Ami earned a Masters of Arts in Education from Western Carolina University. She has worked with children and families since 2010, and began therapy work in 2018. Ami is experienced with child / adolescent emotional and behavioral needs, family and relationship dynamics, trauma, anxiety and depression. As a former school counselor, Ami integrates creativity, play and structured interventions to support the whole person. She is EMDR Basic Trained and utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused interventions, trauma-informed and strengths-based approaches. Ami can help you or your child reduce difficult behaviors and symptoms, choose healthy coping skills, and increase resiliency.