dr. shari warren, phd, hspp
Shari Warren, PhD, HSPP, is a licensed clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents, and adults. She assesses and treats ADHD, anxiety, depression, and a variety of other disorders. Dr. Warren’s approach is eclectic, but often involves a cognitive-behavioral component.
Dr. Warren earned her PhD in clinical psychology from Purdue University in 1995. Before moving her office to West Lafayette in 2021, she had an office in Fowler and was proud to serve the Benton County population. She can be reached by email at drshariwarren@gmail.com or by phone at 765-884-1506.
Rebecca Peters, LMHC, RPT-S
Rebecca Peters is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, with over 20 years of experience, she provides mental health care for families and children. Rebecca has earned her Registered Play Therapy Supervisor credential, which requires extensive and advanced training. Rebecca is currently in private practice in West Lafayette.
Rebecca believes in the power of play and the ability for children and families to grow towards health and healing. She is comfortable working with young children and families. Rebecca has an integrative therapy approach as everyone is unique.
Rebecca is a member of the National Board of Certified Counselors and the National Association of Play Therapy.
Rebecca Peters at Inner Strength Counseling, Inc. accepts cash, credit/debit cards, and personal checks.
Accepted insurance companies include:
Aetna
United Healthcare
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
Payment is expected at the time of service.
You can contact Rebecca at 765-463-3016, or at innerstrength-counseling@outlook.com. Visit her website at innerstrength-counseling.org.
Maggie Myers, LCSW, RPT-S, PMH-C
Maggie is the owner of Myers Mental Health, LLC and is currently accepting new patients. Maggie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been in clinical practice since 2014. She has also earned her Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor credential which requires extensive and advanced training and supervision in the field of pediatric mental health treatment. In addition to offering individual and family therapy services to children and adults of all ages, Maggie also offers clinical supervision and consultation services to those seeking LCSW, RPT, or RPT-S credentials.
Whether it's a child, adolescent, or adult patient, Maggie enjoys working in collaboration with all patients for a positive therapeutic experience. Maggie believes that patients are the experts in their lives and it's her role to walk alongside and guide them as they meet their treatment goals. Maggie uses a prescriptive, eclectic therapeutic approach to meet the diverse needs of the individuals and families in her care.
Maggie is a member of the National Association of Social Workers and the Association for Play Therapy.
Maggie is an out-of-network provider and accepts HSA, FSA, cash/debit cards, personal checks, and credit cards. A superbill can be provided so access to OON network benefits can be maximized. Current fees can be found on Maggie's website, myersmentalhealth.com.
Kara Clayton, LCSW, EMDR and Brainspotting Trained
Kara Clayton is deeply committed to walking alongside adults and teens in the healing process. She specializes in treating trauma and uses a neurodiversity lens to help teens, adults, and families explore where ADHD, ASD, and Dyslexia may be impacting daily stress and relationship struggles. She is LGBTQ+ inclusive, and is 12-Step friendly. Kara is skilled in working with family members of alcoholics as well as survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and abusive relationships. Kara also walks with clients through major life changes such as divorce, early adulthood transitions, loss of a loved one, and empty nest.
Kara is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker trained in EMDR and Brainspotting. She also incorporates Internal Family Systems (IFS), with techniques for healing the inner child and fostering self-compassion. These evidence-based approaches provide a way to process the pain, release what feels “stuck,” and together discover new ways forward.
Kara knows that life’s challenges can sometimes feel isolating or impossible to manage. Anxiety, depression, grief, panic or overwhelm can leave us feeling too alone and unsure how to move forward. Kara offers a safe, compassionate space where people can feel seen and heard, find accompaniment, and reconnect with their authentic selves