Caitlin Chana Hill, M.A.

Caitlin will help you get your head on straight. Are you dating the right guy? Are you managing your kids right? Are you being the person you want to be? People find Caitlin to be compassionate, caring, and super helpful in sorting things out in their head and in their life. If you’re looking to see changes in your life, Caitlin will coach you in the right direction and hold your hand along the way.

Caitlin knows abandonment issues – she was abandoned in a hotel in South Korea at the age of 1 and sent to an orphanage. She was adopted by an an American family who raised to her to be honest, compassionate, and independent. She spent many years studying abroad, after which she returned to the states to settle down with a husband and 4 kids. She really likes chocolate cake, but possibly not as much as she likes tea.

Ann Ebhojiaye, LMSW

Ann helps guide couples and families into communicating more effectively and understanding each other’s roles within the family/couple unit. She is passionate about encouraging family and couple units to strengthen communication and build connectedness. This goes for individuals too – if you’re feeling an overall sense of being disconnected from others, Ann will help you reclaim your place in the world.

Ann is a strong and supportive counselor who helps couples solve their problems. She believes that although there are struggles, each couple and family has positive attributes, and therefore approaches counseling from a strengths-based method. Ann enjoys attending conferences centered on counseling and traveling to warm countries.

Lisa D. Fisher, LMSW

Lisa’s purpose and mission are to assist individuals and couples to reach the fullest potential that lies with the inner self. She believes that body, soul, and spirit desire to work in harmony. Married for 18 years, Lisa and her spouse enjoy family, friends, and travel, along with hard work.

Lisa holds master’s degrees in Education-Counseling from Coppin State University, Divinity and Social Work. She has extensive experience in working with individuals with disabilities, marriage, and bereavement counseling along with hospice care. Together with clients she aims to explore their life challenges and unique situations.

Gerard Grigsby, LCPC

Gerard works to help people heal from the trauma of rejection, marginalization, exclusion, and other emotional wounds. If you feel like an outcast, with no tribe to call your own, or you are struggling to make sense of who you are, Gerard can help you work through these challenges. If you’ve been stuck in some unhelpful patterns, Gerard can support you in freeing yourself and moving forward. Gerard is passionate about helping you reconnect with your inner resources of wisdom, resilience, sound judgment, self-love, and compassion for yourself and others. With Gerard’s help, you can achieve inner healing and restore balance and harmony in your life.

Gerard is a laid-back and sensitive counselor who enjoys integrating humor and creativity into his therapeutic work with clients. When he is not at work, Gerard enjoys singing, dancing, reading memoirs, spending time outdoors, and making people laugh.