Folayan Williams, LPC graduated from Troy University in May 2011 with a Master’s Degree in  Psychology/Community Counseling.

Folayan has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 2015.  She is a certified Instructor of P.I.C.K. a Partner program. (Premarital Interpersonal Choices and Knowledge). 

Folayan has worked with Children, as young as 5 years old, adolescents and adults in a variety of settings for over 7 years, to include the community clinics, and hospital and school. 

She specializes in Mood and Anxiety Disorders; Grief Issues; ADHD/Behavioral/ Parenting Issues; Women’s Issues; Abuse; Relationship/Marital Issues.

Folayan utilizes a Cognitive behavioral style in therapy with an emphasis on Person Centered approaches. She believes in order for a change or improvement to occur the persona has to be willing to work on the true self, have a desire to be involved completely spiritually, emotionally and physically in order to reach the destination of wholeness and overall satisfaction from within.

Katie Durham graduated from Troy University in 2012 with a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health. She has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 2016. 

Katie has worked with older children, adolescents and adults in a variety of settings for over 10 years, to include the community, hospital and residential programs. 

She specializes in Mood and Anxiety Disorders; ADHD/Behavioral/ Parenting Issues; Grief/Loss Issues; Women’s Issues; Victims of Abuse, Psychotic Disorders, Couples Therapy, Depression and PTSD. 

Katie utilizes a Psychodynamic style in therapy with an emphasis on patient centered approaches. She believes in meeting the patient where they are and giving them the tools they need to get where they want to be. 

When not working, Katie enjoys spending time with her two daughters, volunteering in the community and taking walks with her dog, Otis.

With over 20 years of experience, Dr. Walters has realized that life situations happen when you least expect it. In times of death, divorce, financial issues, family relational problems, or any issue that brings about episodes of emotional unrest, she believes that it is always best to reach out to someone that can assist with de-escalating fears, re-establishing hope, and provide encouragement to persevere during the dark times. Dr. Walters’ primary goal is to help others face their challenges, fears, and become the person that they want to be through the development of lifelong coping skills, in an environment that is accepting and open to individualized thoughts and ideas.

Kimby M. Graves, LPC graduated from Troy University in 2010 with a Master of Science in Counseling and Psychology.  Kimby has been a Licensed Professional Counselor since 2014.  Kimby has been working in the field since 2004, and has worked with a variety of patients, as well as different settings.  Kimby has worked in group homes, outpatient clinics, as well as inpatient hospitals.  Kimby specializes in depression/post-partum depression, anxiety, Women’s issues, and working with teenage girls.  Kimby’s primary approach to therapy is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Reality Therapy, but she has received training in other therapeutic approaches.  Kimby  believes in meeting all patients where they are, and tries to adapt her style based on individual needs.

Kimberly Seldon, LPC graduated from Troy University in 2014 with a Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. 

Kimberly became a Licensed Professional Counselor in 2018. She has over 6 years of experience counseling children, adolescents, and adults of varying backgrounds. As a person-centered therapist who incorporates a variety of techniques to meet the needs of each individual client, Kimberly helps others navigate difficult times through the use of self-exploration, communication, mindfulness, and effective coping skills.  

The majority of Kimberly's experience includes working with mood disruptions, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, body image issues, identity issues, interpersonal challenges, adjustment issues, impulse control, stress management, women’s issues, relationship issues, thought disturbances and trauma. Kimberly works collaboratively with individuals to better understand the complexity of their social dynamics, obtain a sense of wellness and meaning that can adapt to a multitude of barriers and personal challenges, and restore a sense of wholeness and strength.

Delilah G. Hardin, LPC graduated from Georgia State University in August 1989 with a master’s degree in Community Counseling. Delilah completed her Specialist Degree in School Counseling from Columbus State University in June 1998. Her undergraduate degree is in Speech-Language Pathology/Communicative Disorders. Delilah has over 30 years of experience as a mental health professional, becoming a licensed professional counselor in 1998. As an adjunct professor at Columbus State University for over twelve years, Delilah instructed and supervised master’s level students in Community and school counseling. She has experience with a wide variety of Children, adolescents/teens, families, and individuals. As a Child Protective Services Worker and middle/elementary school counselor, Delilah has extensive experience in working with abused children, grief/loss, serious and terminal illness, domestic violence, school issues, ADHD, self-esteem, and parenting challenges. Delilah is non-judgmental and will “meet you where you are.” She feels called into the counseling/mental health profession, and she takes very seriously the privilege of working with you in your journey. When not working, Delilah enjoys spending time with her family, dog (Samson) and cat (Snickers). She enjoys traveling, hiking, music, good friends, and cooking for a crowd.

Dr. Sandra Madaris graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2014 with a Master of Science Degree in Social Work. Sandra has been a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2008 and has obtained licensure in Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. Sandra obtained her Doctorate Degree in The Education of Counseling Psychology in 2013. She has worked in a variety of settings that include, counseling the dual diagnosed population for mental health, teenaged boys in State Custody for committing crimes, the admissions unit at the Mental Health Hospital to assist in stabilization, Level III inmates in maximum and medium security prisons, Medical social work for Hospice and Dialysis as well as Family Counseling and Community Outreach Programs. 

Sandra’s counseling experience includes individual, family, conjoint counseling and psychoeducational group services. She has counseled a variety of ages with a variety of counseling styles based on the person’s need for service. Psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioral, Solution Focused and Person-Centered Therapies as well as brief therapy needed for life-crisis situations. 

Sandra specializes in Anxiety, Depression and Mood Disorders, ADHD, Psychosis and trauma including sexual assault, domestic violence, family violence and Post Traumatic Stress. 

When Sandra is not working, she enjoys spending time as a singer/songwriter, swimming, hiking, kayaking and playing with her dog, Arlo. 

Myriam M. Crawford, LPC, graduated from the University of Florida with a Master's Degree in School Counseling and Guidance, and Education Specialist Degree. Myriam has worked in the counseling field in outpatient community mental health centers and inpatient residential centers for youth and teens. Myriam has been licensed in Georgia since 2009.  After moving to Columbus, Myriam worked for 10 years at a state psychiatric facility that assists individuals with mental health challenges and forensic cases.  Myriam's primary approach to therapy is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution-Focused Therapy. In addition, Myriam utilizes Biblical Response Therapy with clients who choose a faith-based approach. Outside of work, Myriam enjoys spending time with family, getting outdoors, traveling and helping with the children's ministries at church.