Aliya was born and raised a Georgia peach who spent her summers in North Carolina as a child. She obtained her Bachelor’s of Family and Consumer Sciences at The University of Georgia in 2016

Dr. Morganstein works with clients of all ages by providing individual therapy, family therapy, psychological assessment, and executive-functioning/ADHD coaching.

Craig Pohlman leads Mind Matters, Southeast Psych’s learning success program. Over his career, Craig has helped thousands of struggling learners through assessment, consultation, therapy, and advocacy.

Life has various and unpredictable challenges; therapy is a place for people and families to overcome the challenges.

Darci Carter has worked in a variety of schools within the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, not only as a School Psychologist, but also as a School Counselor for 7+ years.

Counseling is a space for authenticity and vulnerability in the midst of the challenges you face. Elise creates a nonjudgmental space for clients to process their stories, build skills to move them toward their goals and reconnect with what’s most important to them in life.

Emily provides therapy to adolescents (12+), adults, and couples. She also provides psychological assessment services across the lifespan. She has training in various evidence-based treatments, specifically in CBT, DBT, & ERP from both in outpatient and inpatient settings.

Erica specializes in working with young adolescents and adults. Erica enjoys assisting clients who struggle with anxiety, depression and OCD.

Children don’t always have the language to articulate what they are experiencing and what they need. Eva is here to help both you and your child navigate difficult moments together and thrive.

Hannah is committed to working with families in order to help them progress towards their goals and live life to the fullest. She creates a holistic and collaborative approach to her work by working alongside parents, caregivers, teachers, and other adults in the child’s life.

In her practice, Dr. Limbrunner provides therapy and assessments for children, adolescents, and adults with a variety of concerns. Her areas of specialty include eating disorders, body image, Dialectical Behavior (DBT), self-harm, anxiety, depression, and learning issues.

Dr. Bird enjoys working with children, adolescents, and young adults to enhance their overall well-being through using a strengths-based and solution-focused approach.

Jennifer McConnell works with children of all ages and their families by being passionate about promoting their academic, social, and emotional success, and she has a special interest in working with young children.

Dr. Anslow enjoys serving a variety of populations including adults, adolescents, and older children. Whenever possible he likes to incorporate family members into treatment to offer parental guidance or address family dynamics.

Dr. Feather serves older adolescents and adults, individuals and couples, treating depression, anxiety, stress, adjustment to medical conditions/disabilities, marital and relationship problems, sexual dysfunction, spiritual issues, and other adjustment/transitional issues.

Josh is thoughtful in his approach to serving individuals and families through various struggles and transitions. He strives to create a warm, collaborative and non-judgmental environment.

Through individual and group therapy, Kelley offers a relational, strengths-based approach in order to help clients thrive through whatever circumstances life may bring.

Dr. Whittle provides psychological assessment for school-age children and adults related to differential diagnosis, attention, learning, memory, and neurodevelopment.

Leslie is skilled in creating a safe space for her clients to see themselves and be accompanied on their unique healing journey.  She is a holistic psychotherapist with over 20 years of experience working with adults in both clinical hospital settings and private psychotherapy practice.

Dr. Vivian has worked in private practice settings for over 25 years. She has also served as a clinical consultant and coordinator of child and family services for area mental health organizations in North and South Carolina.

Dr. Megan Connell is a board-certified clinical psychologist whose practice encompasses a wide variety of topics and approaches. She works to empower her clients through the use of ACT and Superhero Therapy.

Meghan uses a cognitive-behavioral approach and has experience with child-centered play therapy and trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy.

Patrick’s aim is to provide individuals with the psychological tools necessary to reach their full potential. Patrick consults with athletes of all ages and ability/skill levels, business executives in areas of leadership, communication, and confidence building, and individuals within the performing arts.

Ryan helps school-aged youth and young adult men develop the skills they need to overcome adversity and flourish in life. He specializes in the assessment and intervention of behavioral, emotional, academic and substance-related issues.

Dr. Sally Duffy is a Medical/Health Psychologist who specializes in helping clients develop coping skills to deal with chronic medical problems and chronic pain.

Tarik is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) in the state of North Carolina. He started out as a college intern at Southeast Psych almost a decade ago and is now a member of the Leadership Team.

Tracy works with children from birth through adolescence. She specializes in conducting comprehensive evaluations for autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, learning and behavioral problems, and anxiety/depression.

Trey provides psychotherapy to children, families, and parents. His training, research, and practice have focused on ADHD, parenting, disruptive behavior disorders, anger management, and child and adolescent depression.

Victoria is a licensed psychologist who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and their families. Her goal is to create a friendly, caring atmosphere in therapy, and she believes in empowering families by working with parents to manage difficult child and adolescent behaviors.