Matt May, PHD, ABD, MSPC, LPC

I have been practicing in behavioral health since 2000. I have experience working with children, adolescents, couples, and/or families in individual, family, and group settings. I have previously worked as a regional supervisor of an intensive therapy program troubled youth and truancy program. My goal is to improve behavioral problems, mental/emotional difficulties, and overall functionality. I specialize in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as well as in Motivational Interviewing (MI). I chose to become a mental health professional, because I felt called to help others improve to become the best person possible.

I specialize in men’s issues, addiction, couples, family, and adolescents. I have a significant amount of experience working with troubled adolescents with anger problems, ODD, substance abuse, truancy, and illegal activity. I also have experience working with individuals with special needs such as IDD and autism as well as with individuals with PTSD, veterans, and general trauma.

Stephanie May, Mentor, Life Coach

Hi, my name is Stephanie. I specialize in life coaching, especially women who are walking through grief from pregnancy/still birth loss. I would love to walk with you and support you through this time. I am a certified Master Grief Counselor through Grief Care Fellowship, and I am currently taking classes through Light University to continue to get certified in other areas.  I have experience with individuals walking through anxiety/panic attacks, divorce, infidelity, religious struggles, and people struggling through day to day life. Let’s connect and get you on the way to healing! 

Precious Davis, MSLMFT

Hi! My name is Precious.  My clinical work is rooted in Narrative and Play Therapy, with an advanced specialization in Sex Therapy, enabling a comprehensive approach to identity, relationships, and well-being.
My work is informed by the understanding that our life stories and sense of self are deeply connected to our relationships and sexuality. I also believe that we are not defined by the problems we face, but by the narratives we create about them.
For children and adolescents, I will utilize play therapy to provide a safe space for non-verbal expression, using toys and storytelling to help them make sense of their experiences and emotional narratives.
With adults and couples, I will integrate narrative and systemic sex therapy to help clients deconstruct unhelpful life stories, improve communication, and address sexual health, intimacy, and satisfaction. This approach creates a compassionate space to explore the complex interplay between personal history and sexual narratives.
I am committed to working with diverse populations, and providing culturally sensitive care that honors each individual's journey.