Therapy doesn’t have to be solely focused on pain and suffering but can also be a place to shine a light on the joyful parts of life. 

I’m a Marriage and Family Therapy Associate under the supervision of Dr. Justin Romney, PhD, LMFT and Allison Howell, LMFT. In addition to obtaining my Master of Science in Couple and Family Therapy from the University of Louisville in 2024, I received a specialization in Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania in 2020 and my BS in Psychology from Michigan State University in 2012. As someone who began therapy as a child for panic attacks and anxiety, I have always felt inspired to provide a space of safety and hope for others on their unique journeys. I hope to help you call upon your inherent strengths to move through whatever cycles are keeping you stuck in feelings of frustration or despair.

Reaching out for support can feel scary, so I commend you for taking these steps to care for yourself and your relationships. Life always ebbs and flows and there is no manual on how to get through challenging, new, or traumatic experiences. I believe that people are always doing the best they can, and I am here to support and gently challenge you to move through life in ways that feel the most in tune and aligned with how you want to grow. Therapy might look a little different for everyone, and we all have distinct ways of understanding our lives. Ultimately, I believe therapy can provide an intentional space to slow down and allow all parts of ourselves to exist freely.

I have clinical experience working with diverse populations in school, behavioral health, and university clinic settings and particularly enjoy working with couples, adults, and teens. I rely heavily on feedback from my clients so we can collaborate in ways that will best suit the goals of you and your relationship(s). I can help with:

Anxiety

Depression

Life Transitions

Relationship Issues and Communication

Discernment Counseling

Navigating separation and divorce

Self-esteem

Grief

My approach to therapy is genuine, authentic, and truly centered around the relationship between therapist and client. I draw from a variety of therapeutic modalities including mindfulness-based CBT, Gottman Method, Solution Focused, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Narrative, and expressive techniques.

Hillary can be reached directly at 502-461-1313 or [email protected].

***Hillary works with teens, adults, and couples at our Lyndon Campus, and also offers telehealth services for folks located in Kentucky. Hillary accepts payment through HSA/FSA/HRA cards, cash, or checks. Hillary can also provide Out-of-Network Reimbursement forms for those with OON Benefits and has a limited number of sliding scale openings per month. Typical 45-minute appointments with Hillary are a $125 investment per session following the Initial Intake, which costs $160 and includes the development and planning of new clients’ treatment plans.***