Psychology

  • Beth Stafford, MS, MA, LLC

    I have been providing psychological services in the Morgantown and surrounding areas since graduating from WVU. My unique background with training in psychology as well as counseling allows me to holistically assess and treat the specific needs of each client. I am trained using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as well as Family Systems Therapy and see clients for a variety of issues, including anxiety, depression, stress management, loss, trauma, divorce, relationship issues, life transitions, and gender/sexual orientation concerns. I provide individual as well as couple's and family therapy. I thoroughly enjoy helping clients make changes they wish to see in their lives. I believe that a trusting, authentic relationship between therapist and client is paramount to healing, therefore collaboration and building rapport with my clients is deeply important. I also utilize an emotional support dog to assist in making the therapeutic experience more relaxing and enjoyable, as well teaching self-care and relationship skills. The office is conveniently located in Westover, with easy access from I79 and/or the downtown area of Morgantown. The location provides ample parking, a private, comfortable setting as well as beautiful views of WVU's downtown campus.

  • Brenda Hinkle

    "I offer counseling services to couples, individuals, and young adults. I have been a psychologist with over 13 years of experience. I help you draw on your strengths, foster emotional resilience, and reshape your relationships to live more fulfilling. I will help you gain insight into your behavior, origins of your feelings, and break unhealthy habits. Working with couples, I help each person recognize unhealthy patterns and communication skills. I'll then guide both partners to make changes within the marriage so that both partners can thrive and grow together as a whole to have a more fulfilling relationship together. With my encouragement, you'll identify barriers that keep you stuck, release emotions that weigh you down, and make empowering choices that free you from the past and create a promising new future."

  • Chantel Weisenmuller, PhD

  • D. Robin Gerhart, PhD

    With over 25 years as a practicing psychologist, I have learned that it is not just the latest techniques that help people change, but being deeply understood in a trusting therapy relationship. My aim is to help you not only to recover from your immediate emotional problems, but to explore the interpersonal blind spots that contributed to their development so that you can find more fulfillment and satisfaction in your life. As a couples therapist, my goal is to help you rebuild friendship and intimacy while learning tools to manage and resolve conflict more effectively. I am committed to understanding the source of your problems so that we can find effective long-term solutions. Within this in-depth approach, I use tools from cognitive-behavioral, interpersonal and mindfulness practices. As a marital therapist, my approach integrates training in object relations therapy & the Gottman's model. I have extensive post doctoral advanced psychotherapy training and have been active in training & education therapists on various faculties. Recognized by the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology 2007. -Past president D.C. Div 39 chapter of the American Psychological Association, Member Wash-Baltimore Consortium for Psychoanalytic Research.

  • Emily Selby-Nelson, PsyD

    Passionate about equality and serving all people.

  • Esther Ervin

  • Gabrielle Merandi, MA

    I take a holistic approach to therapy. Physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of each person are taken into account so that healing and wellness can be felt on every level. I take an eclectic approach to therapy, applying techniques tailored to the client based on their unique needs. I utilize EMDR as an efficient tool to assist clients in reprocessing troublesome fears, grief, and traumatic memories. I also offer mindfulness, reiki, and meditation exercises in order to help clients become more grounded, connected, relaxed and in tune with their experiences and healing. I take an empowerment approach to therapy, whereby each person may come to realize their personal potential to transform their lives for the better. My primary clinical interests include, but are not limited to, grief, stress and trauma, anxiety, depression, identity development, LGBTQ issues, major life transitions, and spirituality.

  • Janet Walters

    Janet Walters is a psychology provider who practices in Charleston, WV. Janet Walters is affiliated with CAMC General Hospital. / Counseling for individuals, couples, adolescents and children, psychiatric evaluations/medical interventions / Counseling that deals with family issues such as: / Parenting different ages and stages / Couples / Divorce/blended families / Infertility counseling / Women's health issues / Pregnancy loss / Grief and loss / Stress management

  • Jennifer Price

  • Jennifer Storer Hughes, PHD

    Dr Jennifer Storer Hughes, PHD is a medicare enrolled "Psychologist - Clinical" provider in Charleston, West Virginia. She graduated from medical school in 2014 and has 3 years of diverse experience with area of expertise as Clinical Psychologist. She is a member of the group practice Charleston Area Medical Center, Inc. and her current practice location is 800 Pennsylvania Ave, Charleston, West Virginia.

  • Keith Beard, PSY.D

    Dr. Keith Beard, PSY.D is a clinical psychology provider who practices in Huntington, WV. Intrests include: Psychotherapy with Adult, Adolescent, and Children, Assessment (personality and vocational career), specialty in sexuality issues, religion and psychology, and maladaptive use of technology

  • Laura R. Wilhelm, PhD

    Laura Wilhelm is a clinical psychology provider who practices in Charleston, WV. Laura Wilhelm is affiliated with CAMC Memorial Hospital.

  • Louise Ann Will-Wallace, PHD

    As a doctoral level psychologist with over 25 years of diverse experience I approach problems from different perspectives always looking for what fits the client's needs. One of my strengths is building positive relationships with my clients. They feel comfortable talking with me and the unique and helpful ways I approach their issues. My goal is understanding your needs including your struggles, self esteem and interpersonal issues so that I can help you with your struggles or to work toward your goals. I approach each person without judgment and work toward understanding with compassion for the human struggles. I view and listen to each person with understanding and without judgment. Treatment is tailored to their unique history, strengths, and needs using a variety of information. I assist them in finding relief from depression or anxiety, and help with their personal growth. Assistance is only a phone call away. Clients frequently comment on my memory regarding their life history. This is because of the bond we build, this is not just a job for me. I aim for a deep understanding of how each individual's history relates to their current struggles focusing on promoting their growth toward health.

  • Michael S. Stinnett, PsyD

  • Mimi Fleury Mayfield, EdS, MA, LPC

    Using a strengths-based approach, I provide psychotherapy with respect and compassion, helping adults, adolescents, and couples find resolution to a wide range of personal concerns and psychological issues. I believe in the innate capabilities we each possess for healing ourselves. I also believe that we all need help from time to time, that life can present challenges that feel overwhelming. Together with each client, I work to develop strengths and achieve life goals, to address both current life challenges as well as long-standing issues.

  • Patrick Kerr, PhD

    Dr. Patrick Kerr, PHD is a clinical psychology provider who practices in Charleston, WV. Dr. Kerr is affiliated with CAMC Memorial Hospital.

  • Patrick Kerr, PhD

    Dr. Patrick Kerr, PHD is a clinical psychology provider who practices in Charleston, WV. Dr. Kerr is affiliated with CAMC Memorial Hospital.

  • Rachel Dash, MSW

    Rachel Dash, LCSW is a social work provider who practices in Charleston, WV.

  • Steven Dreyer, PHD

    Dr. Dreyer received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of North Dakota. He has been practicing for over 30 years, and has been the Director of Psychological and Neuropsychological Services at PsyCare since 2000. He has an extensive background in both the assessment and treatment of various mental disorders. Dr. Dreyer also has developed an active forensic practice, conducting neuropsychological and/or psychological evaluations for both civil and criminal cases. He is the Neuropsychological Consultant for the Charleston Area Medical Center Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, and is also a Clinical Associate Professor for the West Virginia University Department of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry. Dr. Dreyer is an adjunct faculty member for the Marshall University Psychology Department Psy.D. Program. He is a Diplomate in Neuropsychology and Clinical Psychology, through the American Board of Psychological Specialties. He is also a Fellow of the American College of Advanced Practice Psychologists. Dr. Dreyer is listed in the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology, and is a member of the American Psychological Association, West Virginia Psychological Association, International Neuropsychological Society, and the National Academy of Neuropsychology. He is a past President of the West Virginia Psychological Association. Dr. Dreyer is a member of the American College of Forensic Examiners.

  • Susan Walker-Matthews, PHD

    Medallion Psychological Associates, LLC is the independent practice of Susan Walker-Matthews, PhD. At Medallion, our goal is to help you fully understand your symptoms and their affect on you, to teach you skills to decrease your distress, and to help you prevent recurrence in the future. We will schedule your first appointment quickly, prioritize your time, and work efficiently. You can expect to work hard, but you will have the support you need to help you reach your full potential. Our office is private, professional, and welcoming. We are discretely located with minimal signage, off-street parking, and our main therapy room has a separate exit to reduce contact between clients in the waiting area. For our highly recognizable clientele, we take measures to further ensure discretion that can be customized for your unique needs. We are currently accepting children, teens and adults. We treat a variety of symptoms including: anxiety, panic, depression, self-injury, suicidal thoughts, medical illness, behavioral difficulty, transgender issues and transitioning, difficulty with adjustment to life changes, and grief/loss. If we cannot provide the services you need, we will help you find the best possible referral in your area.