Meet Our DBT Team
Jane Smith, LPC
Rachael Livasy, LPC, DBT-LBC
Karleigh Struttmann, LCSW
Jane specializes in supporting adults struggling with frustration, stress, anxiety, depression and trauma related to parenting challenges. Jane is paneled with Aetna, Anthem, Cigna , UHC and offers Self Pay options.
Karleigh Struttmann, LCSW
Rachael Livasy, LPC, DBT-LBC
Karleigh Struttmann, LCSW
My ideal client is someone who wants to be met where they are in their life currently. I want to create an environment where we can collaborate together and utilize your strengths to create meaningful and lasting change. I hope you’ll allow me to walk alongside you as you build a life worth living. Karleigh can offer a variety of self pay options.
Rachael Livasy, LPC, DBT-LBC
Rachael Livasy, LPC, DBT-LBC
Rachael Livasy, LPC, DBT-LBC
Rachael has been providing DBT for over ten years to adolescents and adults. She is nationally certified by the Linehan Board of Certification in DBT and is the owner of Still Move Counseling. She enjoys collaborating with each person to find a way through the dysregulation to a more meaningful life. Rachael accepts UHC, Aetna, SSM Wellfirst, Cigna and Self Pay options.
Carey McNeilly, LPC
Carey McNeilly, LPC
Rachael Livasy, LPC, DBT-LBC
I tend to be a more interactive therapist, engaging with my clients in a warm and non-detached manner. While I will not tell you what to do, I will neither withhold my experiences or emotions from you. Furthermore, due to my yoga instruction and trauma-informed yoga background, I incorporate breath-work and mind-body connection into my pr
I tend to be a more interactive therapist, engaging with my clients in a warm and non-detached manner. While I will not tell you what to do, I will neither withhold my experiences or emotions from you. Furthermore, due to my yoga instruction and trauma-informed yoga background, I incorporate breath-work and mind-body connection into my practice, laying hold of the belief that experiences and emotions can be both stored in and released from the body.
Carey accepts: Cigna, Aetna, and Self Pay options.
Amy Burke, LPC
Carey McNeilly, LPC
Meg Jennings, LCSW
I was originally drawn to the field of counseling as a career, because I have witnessed many times the devastating effect that mental health struggles can have on individuals and their loved ones. From a young age, I knew that somehow I wanted to help others to improve their mental and emotional wellbeing. I have worked with children, ad
I was originally drawn to the field of counseling as a career, because I have witnessed many times the devastating effect that mental health struggles can have on individuals and their loved ones. From a young age, I knew that somehow I wanted to help others to improve their mental and emotional wellbeing. I have worked with children, adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, self-esteem problems, suicidal thoughts, grief, self-harm, relationship issues, and life transitions. My goal in therapy is to create a safe space where my clients can work through the difficulties in life without judgement. I also believe in teaching tangible skills and exercises that allow clients to continue their growth outside of our sessions.
Amy accepts: Cigna, Aetna, and Self Pay option.
Meg Jennings, LCSW
Carey McNeilly, LPC
Meg Jennings, LCSW
Meg works with adolescents and adults in therapy and has provided DBT for over ten years. She values creating a safe and collaborative environment where clients can work towards their goals and build a life worth living. Meg accepts: UHC, Anthem, Cigna, Ambetter and self-pay options.
Amy Studer, LPC
Rachael Rice, PLPC
Rachael Rice, PLPC
Amy (she/zir) began working in DBT residential facilities in 2015 and emphasizes the importance of applying skills throughout our day. My goal is to equip our clients with the tools, resources, and awareness to create their own paths, and to build the courage to take the first steps to live authentically. Amy has worked with individuals
Amy (she/zir) began working in DBT residential facilities in 2015 and emphasizes the importance of applying skills throughout our day. My goal is to equip our clients with the tools, resources, and awareness to create their own paths, and to build the courage to take the first steps to live authentically. Amy has worked with individuals across the life span (4-90+ years old) with specialized training in working with human sexuality and gender, disabilities, trauma, chronic pain, neurodivergence, and severe mental health diagnoses.
Amy accepts Aetna & Self Pay rates.
Rachael Rice, PLPC
Rachael Rice, PLPC
Rachael Rice, PLPC
I value connection, honesty, open-mindedness, and willingness, and believe these qualities are vital to healing, learning, and growing.
Over the last few years, I have worked primarily in crisis intervention and suicide prevention and postvention. I have provided services for adolescents and adults, both individually and in group settings
I value connection, honesty, open-mindedness, and willingness, and believe these qualities are vital to healing, learning, and growing.
Over the last few years, I have worked primarily in crisis intervention and suicide prevention and postvention. I have provided services for adolescents and adults, both individually and in group settings.
I would love to come alongside you and offer a non-judgmental space to work on your goals.
Rachael accepts Cigna, Aetna & Self Pay rates.
Kris Wilson, LCSW
Rachael Rice, PLPC
Tanner Meyer, LCSW
DBT teaches us that change is the only constant upon which we can rely. I strive to aid my clients in finding a place of solace within themselves as they navigate change and challenges.
I began delivering DBT as a clinical practicum student while completing my Master of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis. During my immersiv
DBT teaches us that change is the only constant upon which we can rely. I strive to aid my clients in finding a place of solace within themselves as they navigate change and challenges.
I began delivering DBT as a clinical practicum student while completing my Master of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis. During my immersive practicum experience, I learned how to administer DBT treatment with adults, adolescents and their families, and began practicing DBT skills myself, as well. I witnessed the transformative faculties of DBT to aid my clients in healing relationships and stepping into their power to be able to not only manage their emotions, but to use them to build lives that feel worth living.
Kris accepts UHC, Medicare, SSM Medica & Cigna, and self pay rate.
Tanner Meyer, LCSW
Tanner Meyer, LCSW
Tanner Meyer, LCSW
I have worked with people ages 6 to 100 in the areas of grief and bereavement, memory care, trauma, suicidality, self-harm, addiction, OCD, BPD, and bipolar disorder. My skills are based in CBT and DBT, but I believe the modality is second to the therapeutic relationship. Each client is unique; therefore, their care should be too. As
I have worked with people ages 6 to 100 in the areas of grief and bereavement, memory care, trauma, suicidality, self-harm, addiction, OCD, BPD, and bipolar disorder. My skills are based in CBT and DBT, but I believe the modality is second to the therapeutic relationship. Each client is unique; therefore, their care should be too. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I welcome clients from all walks of life, identities and belief systems.
Tanner is self pay and is working on credentialing with UHC, Cigna and Medica. a
Amber Holt, CIT
Tanner Meyer, LCSW
Amber Holt, CIT
Life happens, therapy helps.
In spite of our best efforts, sometimes, things just don’t work out in the way we hope they will. When that happens, it can be deeply unsettling. Well-meaning friends and family may encourage us to get over it or to look for the bright side of these events, but that rarely helps. Other times, there isn’t even
Life happens, therapy helps.
In spite of our best efforts, sometimes, things just don’t work out in the way we hope they will. When that happens, it can be deeply unsettling. Well-meaning friends and family may encourage us to get over it or to look for the bright side of these events, but that rarely helps. Other times, there isn’t even a clear reason for it, but you know you’re struggling and not feeling like your usual self. Whether there’s an obvious cause or there isn’t, therapy can make all the difference.
The decision to seek out therapy can feel overwhelming and scary. It’s my goal to create a space for you that feels safe and friendly without the fear of judgment. I invite my clients to be their fully authentic selves and I do the same. I accomplish this by taking a creative and curious approach to counseling with a healthy dose of humor, when appropriate.
I am passionate about helping my clients to explore and navigate the “hard stuff” in their lives.
Amber accepts Aetna & Cigna, and self pay rate.
