Brianna Massie, LCSW
Associate Director of Counseling
Brianna leads our team of talented clinicians. Her treatment philosophy:
“Every person has a story to share, dreams to foster, and strengths to display. Therapy is an incredible opportunity for individuals to find healing, hope, and growth on life’s journey.
After working directly with clients over the past decade, I am grateful for the ability to lead this compassionate team of clinicians. We'll work together to ensure each Provident client feels valued and supported during their therapy experience and has the tools needed to reach their fullest potential.”
Downtown Office
2650 Olive, St. Louis, MO 63103 314-371-6500 Click for map
“It’s incredible to watch clients develop confidence in their own ability to manage toxic stress and behavioral health symptoms. The work we do allows them to feel better and live the lives they want. I believe that therapy is a path that leads to peace and healing and each client's treatment plan should be unique to achieve the desired outcome.”
LaTanya has more than a decade of experience providing treatment to adults, children, adolescents, couples, and families. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Truman State University and Master’s Degree in Counseling from Webster University and focuses on helping her clients reach their specific goals while facilitating mental and emotional wellness.
In addition to her clinical practice, LaTanya serves as the St. Louis City office’s Clinical Supervisor and manages Provident’s Access Center, which provides short-term counseling services to clients with an immediate need.
Specialties:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Chronic/Severe Mental Illness Management
- Crisis Intervention
- Family Therapy
- Play Therapy
- Trauma
- Behavior/Conduct Concerns in Youth
- Child and Adolescent Issues
- Couples/Marriage Counseling
- Relationship Improvement
- Common Life Stressors (work, interpersonal relationships, etc)
- Community Education
"I chose a career in psychiatric nursing to improve the lives of people with acute and chronic mental health disorders. My goal is to create awareness around mental health issues and reduce the stigma that accompanies clients who seek care. I am excited to work with an organization that offers a full menu of mental health services."
Jennifer Becker, MSN, PMHNP-BC, works with adolescent, adult, and geriatric service areas. She is board certified as a Psychiatric Mental Health Practitioner and will work out of our downtown office, providing in person and telemental health appointments.
Provident Behavioral Health offers outpatient psychiatric evaluation and medication management services at our St. Louis City office and through telehealth for Missouri residents.
- Accepting referrals for children and adolescents
- Treating a variety of problems such as depression, mood disorders, anxiety, and trauma
- Fees based on a sliding scale
- Youth under age 20 in St. Louis County may be eligible to receive services with no out-of-pocket costs thanks to funding from St. Louis County Children's Services Fund
- Many insurances accepted
- Services available Monday-Friday
- Contact the Psychiatric Services Department
at 314.802.2670.
"The most fulfilling aspect of my work is helping clients live happier and fuller lives. Provident Behavioral Health, exemplifies an agency with a mission, putting the clients and their loved ones first. I am privileged to be a part of this group of client-centered clinicians."
Provident Behavioral Health offers outpatient psychiatric evaluation and medication management services at our St. Louis City office and through telehealth for Missouri residents.
Alexander's videos:
What is the most valuable service you provide?
How do I know when I need psychiatric services?
What is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)?
Why did I choose this field?
- Accepting referrals for children and adolescents
- Treating a variety of problems such as depression, mood disorders, anxiety, and trauma
- Fees based on a sliding scale
- Youth under age 20 in St. Louis County may be eligible to receive services with no out-of-pocket costs thanks to funding from St. Louis County Children's Services Fund
- Many insurances accepted
- Services available Monday-Friday
- Contact the Psychiatric Services Department
at 314.802.2670.
"I find it so gratifying to help improve the quality of life of my clients. I am pleased to be on staff with Provident Behavioral Health, an agency that offers not only psychiatric services but also counseling and crisis services. I have a lot of experience in working with children and adolescents, but enjoy working with individuals throughout their life span."
Povident Behavioral Health offers outpatient psychiatric evaluation and medication management services at our St. Louis City office and through telehealth for Missouri residents.
Stacy Johnson is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, dedicated to providing psychiatric medication management to children and adolescents.
Stacy's videos:
Do you offer Telehealth, or will my visits be in person?
What can I expect when I work with you?
How long does a typical appointment last?
What is your philosophy on prescribing psychiatric medication?
What do you enjoy most about your job?
- Accepting referrals for children and adolescents
- Treating a variety of problems such as depression, mood disorders, anxiety, and trauma
- Fees based on a sliding scale
- Youth under age 20 in St. Louis County may be eligible to receive services with no out-of-pocket costs thanks to funding from St. Louis County Children's Services Fund
- Many insurances accepted
- Services available Monday-Friday
Contact the Psychiatric Services Department at 314.802.2670.
“I chose this profession because I want to help individuals through
the most challenging times in life. Every day I continue to learn more from those around me, both my fellow clinicians and the people I serve. Together, we discover new ways to overcome my clients’ challenges and get past their limits.”
Dayton has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Saint Louis University and Master’s in Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis. He has been a part of Provident’s Crisis Services team since 2016 and has experience working with individuals of all ages who struggle with thoughts of suicide, self-injury, depression, and anxiety.
Dayton is passionate about serving those who suffer with mental health issues and using evidence-based treatments to help clients achieve their goals. He has experience in crisis intervention, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT).
Specialties:
- Suicide/Crisis Intervention
- Self-Injury
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Grief/Loss
“The most gratifying 
thing about my work is being able to connect with great people who are going through challenging times and providing them with the assistance and individualized care they need to improve their overall quality of life. There is no better feeling than helping someone transition from a low point in their life to a newfound path of happiness."
Courtney is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, providing psychiatric medication management to adults in Provident’s Downtown office. She is also available via Telehealth.
- Accepting referrals for adults
- Treating a variety of problems such as depression, mood disorders, anxiety, and trauma
- Fees based on a sliding scale
- Many insurances accepted
- Services available Monday-Friday
“My therapy style comes from a place of warmth and genuineness, while focusing on the person as a whole. I love making connections to thoughts, behaviors and emotions. This is mainly why I adhere to the cognitive behavioral approach to therapy (CBT). In session, you can expect us to do some hard work. But there will be a lot of healing and lightheartedness."
Julie has almost two years of crisis intervention experience, one year of private practice experience, and school counseling experience. She received her Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with certification in school counseling from the University of Missouri – STL. She is also a Nationally Certified Counselor through NBCC. When asked why she chose this profession she says, "I chose this profession after seeing how much therapy helped in my life. I found that profound healing and validation can be found when we open up. And that entire philosophy drove me from then on. I also chose this profession so I can help those who might feel stuck, alone, or just in need of an addition to their support system." She believes that Mental health as a whole is one of the most important parts of who we are as human beings. It drives our actions, feelings and sometimes our physical health which is just as important as our mental health. "I always like to say that if you broke your arm, you would get it set so it can heal. The same goes for our minds and emotions."
- Suicide/Crisis Intervention
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Trauma
- Grief
- Relationship Issues
- Children and Adolescent Issues
*Julie Walters will be at the City location on Wednesdays
“I believe that your mental health is top priority to get through your daily routine and to enjoy life. Without understanding how your past affects your present thoughts and behaviors, you can’t operate at your fullest potential. You’re existing instead of truly living. With the history of mistreatment of Black and Brown people by the medical community, it affects so many at a deeper level than any of us recognizes or wants to believe. I want every person (no matter their race or ethnicity) to understand that they deserve to be mentally healthy and happy."
Alexandrea chose counseling because she grew up seeing the disparities within the Black community in regards to mental health. She grew up understanding that it was something taboo, to not be spoken of and ignored. As Alexandrea grew older, she learned that you can’t truly take care of yourself or those you love (children, spouse, family members) if you are ignoring your mental health in any way. She also learned that the history of mistreatment within the medical field contributed to the fear and discomfort that so many Black and Brown people feel and carry with them for generations.
Alexandrea has two years of clinical practice with clients. She holds a MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Webster University and is a Nationally Certified Counselor from NBCC.
Specialties:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Anger Management
- Family Conflict
- Stress Management
- Trauma
South County Office
"Being a mental health clinician is a privilege, as I am able to witness and support a client’sstrengths and growth towards their desired future. I love working towards changes hopes and dreams into a reality."
Elizabeth holds an Undergraduate Degree in Psychology from the University of Dayton in Ohio and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Saint Louis University, with a specialization in clinical practice with families. Prior to starting at Provident in the outpatient setting, she has practiced in variety of settings including hospitals, residential, in-home and in-school and is experienced in in CBT, TF-CBT, MI, SFBT, Play Therapy, and DBT. Elizabeth is a Certified Dementia Care Specialist and works with the geriatric population as well. Additionally, Elizabeth is certified to facilitate Youth and Adult Mental Health First Aid both in person and virtual or blended formats.
Elizabeth spoke with Eric Schmid on St Louis Public Radio about the steps everyone should take to take care of their own mental health during the recent COVID-19 pandemic. Click here to listen to the complete interview.
Elizabeth's videos:
How to tell others about your mental health
Making the most of your therapy appointment
What self care looks like
Specialties:
- Depression
- Crisis Intervention
- Anxiety
- Self-Injury
- Adolescent Issues
- Relationship Improvement
- Community Education
"Therapy is a space where individuals can find a dedicated space and time in their life where they can receive caring and non-judgmental support. Growing and developing new skills to navigate through life can be a difficult process, and therapy provides a safe, calming space to make this growth process easier."
Daniel has worked for Provident Behavioral Health since 2016. He began working as a crisis intervention specialist with Provident Crisis Services where he focused on suicide prevention. He completed his counseling practicum at the UMSL Child Advocacy Center, where he assessed and treated children with histories of severe abuse and sexual behavior problems. Daniel has received training in both Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy.
Daniel provides a truly genuine and caring therapeutic environment that is tailored to each client’s needs and personalities providing an eclectic and adaptive approach for each individual client. He's worked with clients of all ages with a wide variety of therapeutic needs.
Daniel's videos:
What's the initial intake session like?
How does CBT help children and families?
What kind of therapy do you provide?
Specialties:
- Suicidal ideation
- Trauma
"I am a patient person and my counseling office is a safe space. I know how hard life can be and it is important to be kind to ourselves. I will meet a person where they are in life and collaborate with them to meet their goals."
Cindy has worked in counseling for over four years and says she chose this profession because she used counseling while going through a hard time in her own life. She realized she wouldn't have made it without someone there to listen and provide support. She knows the importance first-hand and wants to provide the same care she depended on during difficult times.
What is your personal philosophy on therapy? Therapy is an awakening of who we are as a person. It happens in the time frame it is supposed to happen. If a client is ready to work on their goals, then I am happy to help them on their journey to who they want to become.
Specialties:
- Rehabilitation Counseling
- Vocational Counseling
- Counseling people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (including ADHD, Autism, Down Syndrome, traumatic brain injury)
- Depression
- Bi-polar disorder
- Anxiety and Grief
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I have a long history of working with the geriatric population and volunteering with the Alzheimer’s Association
“I truly feel everyone should seek counseling when needed, even counselors, to be sure we are tuning in to our own needs for support and overall care. I love the work I do because I feel therapy can be a positive way to help lift my clients and support them until they can feel empowered and have the confidence to address life’s challenges on their own.”
Sarah believes addressing mental health challenges is key to overall self-care and can often be a first defense for healing and addressing emotional needs.
Sarah Paradise has been a dedicated member of the Provident team since 2014. During her time, she has served in both the Crisis and Counseling Departments. She provides compassionate therapy to her clients and has always been one to help her fellow colleagues feel supported and grow in their clinical skills. She enjoys continuing to use her crisis intervention knowledge to help those who struggle with mental health issues, self-injury, grief/loss, and survivors of suicide. She also has a passion of working with clients of all ages to address child/adolescent issues, family/relationship conflict, and LGBT/sexual minority concerns.
Sarah graduated from the University of Missouri-St. Louis with a Master’s of Education in Counseling.
Specialties:
- Crisis intervention
- Mental health issues
- Personality disorders
- Self-injury
- Grief/loss
- Survivors of suicide
- Family dynamics
- Relationship issues
- Child and adolescent issues
- LGBT/sexual minority concerns
"My work allows for individuals to step outside the darkness that they have found themselves in. I believe, through therapy, individuals are more readily able to handle every day stressors, as well as being fully present and able to see the beauty in daily life."
Karolyn has a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services from Columbia College and Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University. She has four years in practice and says she chose this profession because she enjoys learning about and working with individuals that are resilient. She loves seeing her clients overcoming personal obstacles to become the best versions of themselves.
Karolyn is a huge advocate for everyone going to therapy. "I think everyone can benefit from having someone in their corner at all times. Someone to vent too, celebrate with and do the difficult work with as well."
Specialties:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- LGBTQIA+
- Postpartum Depression and Gender Affirmation
"I like to use creative ways and a sense of humor when working with clients. Therapy can be fun and enjoyable!"
Bridget believes Social Work is the perfect merger of evidence-based and academic theories with empathy, compassion, and advocacy. She earned a BA Loyola University Chicago (Political Science); Norfolk State University (MSW) and says the overall emphasis on social justice, advocating and empowering people whose voices aren’t always heard and whose needs are seldom met, is extremely important to her.
Bridget knows that everyone, regardless of age, income, location, education level, race or ethnicity, experiences difficulties in life. Sometimes those difficulties make it challenging to recognize our own strengths or to ask for help. "I enjoy working with clients to help them recognize their strengths and discover new ways of reaching their goals for an improved quality of life."
"I am a strong advocate that mental health care should be available to everyone. Talking about the importance of mental health and making it accessible and normalizing it as a regular part of overall health care, will continue to reduce the stigma of asking for help."
As a former military spouse, Bridget has had varied and unexpected life experiences. She's met a lot of people and had the opportunity to live in many different places. "I’ve had great experiences and really tough times and had to work to find my own strengths and tools to overcome difficulties. I come to clients with absolutely zero judgment and an open mind. My goal is to create a safe and calming place for clients to talk about their issues and work to find ways to make things better."
Specialties:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Transitional Issues
- Military Member/Families
- Crisis Intervention
"I like using a client-centered approach with my clients, which includes providing a nurturing and supportive environment, free of judgement. I’m here to cheer on my clients as I assist them on their journey.”
Samantha is a graduate of the University of Missouri – St. Louis, with a Master’s of Education in Counseling. She has been working with clients in clinical and school settings since 2017 and has experience in play therapy, caregiver/child interactions, child/adolescent issues, and anxiety.
Samantha strongly believes in the teamwork provided by the client/therapist relationship. She says, "clients are the experts on themselves and I, as the therapist, will offer the professional knowledge and therapeutic tools to help them achieve their goals. I act as a guide to facilitate the client’s journey of self-exploration and awareness."
Samantha's videos:
Helping your child develop a positive body image
How to get the most our of your therapy appointment
How play therapy helps children and adults
Specialties:
- Play Therapy
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Common Life Issues
- Self-esteem
- Family Therapy
“I want any prospective client to know that every individual has the capacity to overcome challenges. My goal is to help them to discover their inner strengths and to build from there.”
Angela has a Masters of Education in Counseling from University of Missouri-St. Louis. She uses an integrated approach when working with clients to ensure their treatment is individualized to meet their needs. Angela believes that therapy is a path to self-discovery and improved well-being. This path begins with a safe and non-judgmental environment and building rapport between client and counselor. Angela incorporates the practice of self-compassion and mindfulness into her practice.
Specialties:
- Crisis/suicide intervention and prevention
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Self-esteem
- LGBT/ issues
“It is immensely rewarding to witness clients heal from painful experiences, explore their emotional lives, and create healthy relationships with themselves and their loved ones.”
Rachel has a Masters of Social Work from Silberman School of Social Work and a Bachelors of Arts in psychology from Hunter College. She has been in practice for over three years in crisis intervention (suicide prevention, rape crisis intervention), and two years field placement (case management with justice-involved adolescents and adults and outpatient psychodynamic therapy).
Rachel's personal philosophy on therapy is, "It's a unique space in which we have time to slow down, process difficult feelings and experiences, and find our power with the support of a non-judgmental, supportive therapist. I use a strengths-based individualized approach that draws out the client’s unique perspective and experiences to create desired personal and relational change while providing supportive feedback and emotional, cognitive, and behavioral skill development."
Specialties:
- Crisis Intervention/Suicidiality
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Life Transitions
- Gender and Sexuality
"I strive to help individuals reach their goals and fullest potential through a collaborative teamwork approach.
Nicole graduated from Maryville with her Master’s in Rehabilitation Counseling. She is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) and also has her National Certified Addiction Counselor, Level II (NCAC II) credential. She has experience working with adolescents with substance use disorders and continues to enjoy working with the children and adolescent population.
Nicole believes that therapy starts with a strong therapeutic relationship and a client open to change. Nicole believes that therapy should be a relaxed, safe space for individuals to speak freely and work on developing tools for them to be successful outside of therapy.
Nicole's videos:
How to talk to your parents about your mental health
Getting the most out of your therapy appointment
Practicing self care
Signs your child may be struggling
Are my stress levels normal?
Specialties:
- Substance Use
- Crisis Intervention
- Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
- Motivational Interviewing
- Grief/Loss
- Adolescent/Children Issues
Northwest County Office
2388 Schuetz Road, Suite A-10
Maryland Heights, MO 63146 314-898-0100 Click for map
“Often times people struggle to communicate their needs to others 
effectively, resulting in not feeling heard and invalidated. I can be that pathway to empower people to express themselves and have their needs met in a safe and healthy way.”
Megan's video interviews:
- Click here to see the most common challenge she helps adults face
- Click here to learn about how Parent Child Interaction Therapy can help
- Click here to see how Megan works with children
Specialties:
- Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
- Trauma
- Abuse/Neglect
- Attachment
- Foster care
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Family dynamics/relationships
Victoria's approach to therapy includes developing a strong therapeutic relationship with the
client and ensuring the sessions are individualized to the client with creative interventions and evidence-based strategies that are relevant to their concerns. "Therapy is a safe space for feeling seen and heard, learning about oneself, and growing through our experiences."
Victoria says she chose this profession because she is passionate about helping people discover their inner strength, build secure relationships, process difficult experiences, and practice self-compassion to heal and thrive. "Everyone has inherent strengths that make them unique and resilient. We can heal through our relationships to others and through improving the relationship we have with ourselves."
She was a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis with a Master of Social Work with a concentration in Mental Health in 2020. Her undergraduate degree is from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.
Before coming to Provident Behavioral Health, Victoria was a social worker at Every Child's Hope for nearly 2 years, where she provided intensive outpatient individual and family therapy. She has worked in the social services, child welfare, and mental health fields for 7 years.
During her undergraduate years from 2012-2014, Victoria worked in psychology research labs on Mizzou’s campus as a research assistant. She also has experience in early childhood education and worked at a preschool after her undergraduate years. From 205-2017, she worked at a transitional living group home for teenagers and from 2016-2018, she was a community support specialist for children and adolescents with severe and persistent mental illness. Victoria began her clinical practicum at Keystone Mental Health with Our Little Haven, where she provided individual therapy to children and completed her foundation practicum at ALIVE, providing services to survivors of intimate partner violence.
Specializations
- Abuse/Neglect
- Foster Care
- Adoption
- LGBTQ+ Issues
- Families
- Self-Injury
- ADHD
- Anxiety
- Depression
Emory says she chose this profession because she wants to give back to her community and help others. "As people we all have unique strengths, needs, goals, and abilities. Therapy offers a space for individuals to display those strengths, better understand their needs, and work toward their goals. I want to help others on that journey and provide a safe space to do so."
Emory is a recent graduate of the Brown School of Washington University in St Louis where she graduated with her Master's degree in Social Work with a concentration in clinical mental health. Her undergraduate degree is from Mississippi State University with a BA of Sociology.
Before coming to Provident Behavioral Health, Emory worked in an elementary school for a year before completing her Master's degree. During her Master's studies she also worked as a graduate research assistant and completed a practicum at a local non-profit serving individuals living with disabilities through art modalities. Emory also completed a practicum at Provident’s Access Center serving a range of clients with many different life experiences.
Emory also has additional experience in cognitive behavioral therapy, prolonged exposure therapy, and art therapy.
Specializations
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Self-esteem
- LGBTQIA+ concerns
- Trauma
- Artistic Expression Methods
"My goal as a counselor is to foster a
safe and nonjudgmental space in which people have the freedom to explore their inner selves, their source of pain, and the path towards growth. I value this therapeutic process and strive to ensure this level of care with each individual. It’s a great honor to witness someone embrace vulnerability and work towards change."
Gabby holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Minor in Childhood Studies from Stockton University. She graduated from Webster University with a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling and has been working with adults in a therapeutic capacity since 2018. Gabby often utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a therapeutic framework to explore the interconnectedness of one’s thoughts, behaviors, and emotions. Gabby is also trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) which uses bilateral stimulation to reprocess traumatic events into more adaptive memory networks and promote healing.
Specialties:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Self-Esteem
- Identity
- LBGTQ+ Concerns
- Trauma
"I think it’s important to help people determine what they have been conditioned to believe about themselves, and help them discover to what they know, or want, to be true of themselves."
Emily is a recent graduate of Lindenwood University where she received her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Prior to obtaining her Master's degree she got her Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education from Missouri State University. Emily's modalities are combinations of CBT, Experiential, and Narrative therapies.
Emily chose to go into counseling because she firmly believes that nobody should have to navigate life’s challenges alone. Whether that is recognizing a problem, desiring growth and change, or needing support, she thinks everyone deserves to have someone walk with them on that journey. Emily says, "It is an honor and a privilege to witness people step into their full power, and we achieve this together by collaborating in a safe and supportive space."
Specialties:
- LGBTQIA+
- Gender and Sexuality
- Eating Disorders
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Grief/Loss, Trauma
"I believe individuals require determination, open mindedness, patience, tolerance, and one layer of unconditional support to find what they are seeking in counseling. If nothing else, I am perpetually humbled and honored by the opportunity to be a piece of my client's support system"
Andrew chose the field of clinical mental health counseling during the midst of his own therapeutic journey. He switched careers from sports and entertainment marketing to professional healing for one reason – Andrew found purpose and passion while treating his own mental anguish, and he hopes to assist others in doing the same. He received his undergraduate degree from Lehigh University in 2005 and a Masters of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Missouri - St Louis in 2021 and has achieved level two as a Gottman Certified Couples Therapist.
Andrew works from an existential theoretical framework while incorporating tenants of cognitive-behavioral therapy, explorative and interpretative narrative therapy, structural family therapy, and social learning theory.
Andrew's videos:
How to tell if your child is struggling
How to tell others about your mental health challenges
Are my stress levels normal?
What is your philosophy for addressing substance misuse?
Specialties:
- Career Counseling
- Athlete-related Issues
- Substance Misuse
- Harm Reduction
- Couples, Family Systems
- Complex Trauma
- Grief
- Depression
- Anxiety
"It is my goal to provide clients with a safe and nonjudgmental environment which allows them to identify their strengths, develop beneficial skills, and embrace their whole self."
Since 2020, Jai has been providing services to clients, such as individual counseling, crisis intervention, and mental health assessments. He states, "Therapy is for everyone. It’s a space for us to pause for a moment, focus on ourselves, and better understand our thoughts and our needs."
Jai received a Master’s of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Missouri – St. Louis and has received additional trainings in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills. He uses an eclectic counseling approach with interventions based in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Strengths-Based Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.
Specialties:
- Suicide/Crisis Intervention
- LGBTQIA+
- Gender Identity and Sexuality
- Athlete-related Issues
- Trauma
- Depression
- Anxiety
*Jai Wilson will be at the Northwest location only on Tuesdays
Jefferson County
Office provided through a partnership with Jefferson County Health Department
Offices in High Ridge and Hillsboro plus a van traveling throughout Jefferson County. Services also available within the DeSoto School District. 1-800-782-1008
"I believe every person has the strength and capability to overcome challenges and become the happiest and healthiest version of themselves."
Brittany Casnar has a Master's in Professional Counseling from Lindenwood University. She uses an integrated approach to provide individualized therapy to clients of all ages; assisting them in gaining personal insight, learning new ways to cope with everyday life, and processing difficult life experiences in a safe and judgement-free space.
Ms. Casnar works with clients of all ages in an individual or family setting.
Jefferson County residents can schedule an appointment by calling Provident’s Information and First Appointment number at 314-533-8200 or Ms. Casnar at 314-657-7224.
Specialties:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Self-esteem
- Mood disorders
- Trauma
- Grief/Loss
- Relationship Improvement
- Common Life Stressors (work, interpersonal relationships, etc.)
- Child and Adolescent Issues
- Life Transitions (change of employment, divorce, retirement, etc.)
- Suicide/Self-harm
- Pre-menstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)