Who We Are

Claudine Parker, MA, LPC, NCC-BE is a North Carolina Licensed Professional Counselor and a Board Eligible National Certified Counselor. She received her master's degree in Counseling and her bachelor's degree in Communications from Campbell University . She has additional post-graduate training in the areas of diagnosis, assessment, intervention, disaster training, and person-centered therapy. Claudine is a member of the American Counseling Association, and the North Carolina Counseling Association.

Claudine has worked with individuals struggling with issues of depression/bipolar disorders, anxiety/panic, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, trauma and abuse, and psychotic disorders. She provides both short term and long term therapy. Claudine has had two years experience as a therapist and eight years experience in adolescent and family work. Prior to her current focus as a therapist, she assisted with the administration of a mentoring program. She conducted family assessments, trained and coordinated volunteer mentors, and provided counseling to adolescents and their families. She worked in areas of juvenile behavior, life-skills development, peer relations, anger management, and problem resolution.

Claudine uses a multi-modal approach to counseling primarily using cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic approaches; however, she does use other theoretical approaches as well. She tries to understand her clients in terms of their current symptoms and stressors and aims to understand childhood experiences and how these experiences shaped their current sense of self. Claudine is available to see adolescents, individuals, couples and families.

Patricia Bowery, PH.D - “I see myself as a 'relationship' therapist - helping the people I work with to form loving, satisfying, rewarding relationships with self and others. I believe that the individual - you, is the expert and ultimately knows what is best for you. I also believe that you have all the abilities, skills and resources to fulfill your potential and lead a fulfilling life. I see myself as a kind of coach, helping you to unfold your natural potential and become the person you were intended to be.

Integrity, unconditional acceptance, compassion and respect for your uniqueness are vital. To help you, I like to apply whatever makes sense to both of us so that you can learn, heal and grow - to expand your present response repertoire so that you can get what you need.

I have had extensive training in the various modalities of hypnotherapy and like to employ its principles when appropriate and when they make sense to you. I also like to work with dreams - to help you to get in touch with healing energies.”

Wendolyn Fox, MA, LPC, NCC is a North Carolina Licensed Professional Counselor and a National Certified Counselor. She acquired a Master degree in Community Counseling from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor degree in Psychology from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.

Wendy has worked with children/adolescents since 2000. She has worked in an array of settings within the mental health field including, residential (group homes), case management, outpatient therapy, in-home therapy, student assistance programs in the schools and crisis work. She has worked mostly with children and adolescents experiencing problems with emotional difficulties (anxiety, depression, anger, etc), behavioral problems (hyperactivity, verbal and physical aggression, etc), and school struggles (poor attention span, poor social skills, etc). Her practices use a variety of techniques and theologies during all individual, group and family sessions.

Renee Campbell, MS LPC is a North Carolina Licensed Professional Counselor who's been in professional practice since 1999. She earned her bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her master's degree in Counseling from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Renee has been trained in assessment/diagnosis, cognitive behavioral techniques and person-centered therapy. She also enjoys employing play therapy techniques with children. Renee is a member of the North Carolina Counseling Association.

In her career, Renee has served as a foster care social worker, child mental health case manager, assessment specialist, supervisor for an outpatient program, and an outpatient therapist. She has worked with a variety of individuals ranging from young children to adults. Renee has experience working with depression, anxiety, trauma/abuse, as well as behavioral issues in children (ADHD, opposition, etc). She has provided individual and family counseling, as well as psychoeducational groups.

Renee tailors treatment to meet the needs of the individual, focusing on his/her strengths and will use a variety of techniques to assist each person in working through his/her issues and meeting his/her potential. Renee believes that therapy is a partnership and her role is teach, guide and assist each person in making changes. Renee is available to work with children, adolescents and adults.