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Felicia M. Owens, Psy.D Director of Clinical Services

Felicia M. Owens, Psy.D Director of Clinical Services

Dr. Felicia M. Owens received her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the Illinois School of Professional Psychology. She is a Licensed Mental Health Professional and Supervisor with over 20 years of experience with providing psychotherapy to adults, parents, families and children in various settings. Dr. Owens has also worked diligently in the provision of culturally competent clinical services to diverse populations. more specifically African Americans for the intentional purpose of strengthening service delivery to their communities.

While Dr. Owens is experienced with providing traditional evidence-based practices and treatments to clients, as a person of faith and ordained minster, she understands how important it is for individuals to receive counseling in a setting that is directed by their preference and faith journey. Through the integration of faith and counseling, Dr. Owens serves individuals who are seeking a safe space to heal, while still representing their spirituality, beliefs, and values.

As an EMDR and IFS trained therapist, Dr. Owens specializes in trauma, depression, grief, and loss and is passionate about serving individuals along with couples who are struggling with ways to move through life’s most painful and challenging experiences in a more healthy and constructive way. ” Grief, Loss and Trauma can turn your world upside down and afterward you may question if things will ever be the same.

The answer is nothing will ever be the same again. Days, months, even years after, you may still feel a wide range of emotions, such as anxiety, anger, fear, and depression without really knowing how to deal with any of it. The truth is that there is no right or wrong way to react to trauma, grief and or loss, but there are ways that I can assist you with healing from your experiences, while uncovering your own capacity for resilience, growth, and recovery.

Lafay Erving, LCPC, PsyD

Lafay Erving, LCPC, PsyD

Dr. Lafay Erving obtained her Masters degree in Clinical & Counseling Psychology from Concordia University and is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. She received her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Capella University.  Lafay utilizes cognitive and behavioral-based therapies to leverage a client’s strengths and resilience to empower them to grow and achieve mental wellness. “One of the biggest misconceptions about therapy is that someone must be in crisis to need it. I hope to aid in altering that perception by influencing people to seek therapy as a means of sustaining healthy mental wellness. Entering therapy is a big decision, where clients share a vulnerable and personal part of themselves, which is a sign of their personal strength. Picking the right professional to assist with guiding them toward self-actualization is another”.
Lashay Ludington - Masters Level Intern

Lashay Ludington - Masters Level Intern

Lashay Ludington is pursuing her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology, focusing on Counseling Practice at Roosevelt University. She is passionate about working with children, adolescents, parents, couples, and other individuals who aim to become healthier and more self-actualized versions of themselves. Lashay’s intersecting multicultural identities and experiences have shaped the basis of her unwavering empathy for diverse clients. These experiences have also fueled her tenacity to work with and advocate for them. Her approach to therapy includes a client-tailored eclectic approach that utilizes elements from Cognitive-Behavioral, Psychodynamic, and Solution-Focused therapies. Dedicated to helping her clients achieve their goals and live fulfilling lives, Lashay is committed to continuing her growth and learning in clinical psychology.