Meet The Team

Jacquelyn Bell

LPCC-S, Practice Founder

Areas Of Expertise

  • Adults - Individuals 18-80
  • Depression, Anxiety
  • Trauma
  • Childhood Physical / Sexual Abuse
  • Work / Life transitions
  • Work Place Stress / Communication
  • Relationship Counseling
  • Stress / Coping

Treatment Modalities / Niche

  • CBT
  • EMDR
  • Solution - Focused
  • Strength - Based
  • Positive Psychology
  • Trauma - Focused
  • Emotionally - Focused
Bachelor’s in Psych from BGSU, followed by a MA in Organization Development. Finally, MA Ed. with a focus in Community Counseling from Kent State.
I’ve always loved listening to/supporting friends and understanding human behavior. I went to college knowing I wanted to help people through psychology, but turned to business and marketing for my first MA not understanding the full potential as a therapist. I earned a MA in Organization Development and went into Human Resources for about 10 years. During this time, I realized I had missed my true passion and went back to school at Kent State. Upon graduating, I worked in a handful of mental health organizations and fell into private practice and have loved it ever since. I started my own practice in 2020.
What I enjoy most about counseling is the ability to work with so many different personalities/backgrounds, and offer people a place to be themselves knowing they can trust me in holding their story and sharing the weight so they don’t have to do it alone.
I trust people know what’s best for themselves with the right tools and resources. I’m not here to tell clients what to do, but to reassure them that they can trust themselves by sharing the tools that will best serve them. I also believe the mind and body are connected and practice a holistic approach with clients who are open to this.
I’m also available for Supervision for LPC’s looking to earn their independent license. I enjoy watching others grow in this profession and will provide guidance and a sounding board to help your success any way I can.
My kids keep me busy. I help coach most of their sports, alongside my husband, despite my limited knowledge or experience in most of them! In my limited free time, I connect with friends, surf netflix, hit the gym, and daydream about our next family vacation.

Hannah Zoller

MSW, LISW-S

Areas Of Expertise

  • Anxiety, Depression, and Stress Management
  • Complex Trauma
  • Grief / Loss
  • Life Transitions
  • Interpersonal Relationships

Treatment Modalities

  • CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)
  • DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy)
  • Solution - Focused
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Strength - Based
  • Person - Centered
  • Trauma - Informed

Niche Groups

  • LGBTQIA+
  • Adolescents and Young Adults
  • Those Working In Helping Professions
  • Parents
  • Sad Cleveland Sports Fans
I received my bachelors of social work degree and masters of social work degree both from THE Ohio State University (I don’t really refer to OSU as THE Ohio State University but it seems like the thing to do).
I grew up with some close family members in my life that had and still have significant mental health struggles. Seeing it close up, paired with my mom being a social worker herself, I think just led me down a natural path of helping others.

I am consistently blown away by clients’ strength and resilience and I love being able to help them see this even when they don’t feel it. Most peoples’ issues are very typical and a part of the “human condition” and when people start to realize that and the shame breaks away, it’s a beautiful thing to see people accept themselves for their authentic selves.

Fun fact: My top 3 idols in order: LeBron James, Martha Stewart, Brene Brown

Amy Kalk

MSSA (MSW equivalent), LISW-S

Areas Of Expertise Of Clinical Focus

  • Bereavement, Grief, Loss
  • Life Transitions, Personal Growth / Development
  • Caregiving Stress / Burnout
  • Anxiety, Depression, Adjustment Disorders
  • Relationship and Family Dynamics

Treatment Modalities

  • Strengths - Based
  • Solution - Centered / Focused
  • Trauma Informed Care
  • Person - Centered Care

Niche Groups

  • Adults In Transition
  • Emerging Young Adults / College Graduates
  • Caregivers / Sandwich Generation
  • Those Who Are Bereaved, Grieving
  • Those Experiencing Infertility, Fertility Challenges
I’ve wanted to be a social worker since I was 8 years old-it’s the only career I ever wanted after I met a social worker when a close friend had a baby sister born with special needs and the social worker came over to help her family. I was fascinated by the way she spoke to and supported the family, listened so intently to their concerns, and comforted them, even when she didn’t have all the answers.
All these years later, I put these qualities and characteristics at the forefront of my own practice and work with others. I am a proud Bearcat alumni of the University of Cincinnati where I studied Sociology and then was happy to return to Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland for my Master’s Degree in Social Work.
Through my education and training, I developed a deep interest in working with the geriatric population, focusing on end-of-life and bereavement and worked in this capacity for the first 15+ years of my career before finding and loving the flexibility and client diversity that private practice welcomes.

I love that I now work with people of all backgrounds and ages. I love that I’ve moved more into helping others with their transitions through life instead of just transitions into end of life. I do still draw upon my background of grief but now that can also apply to grieving over a marriage, phase of life, career, or relationship. I still love helping people the same way I remember wanting to all those years ago at my friend’s kitchen table.

What I enjoy most about counseling is giving people the space, attention, and support to be or become their best selves. Whether that means helping to be an extra source of accountability, someone to offer a different perspective, explore goal setting, or be their sounding board-I am my best when I’m helping and serving others. I prioritize meeting someone where they are while listening and learning about how I can best support them.
While I joke that my car is basically a mobile locker room, I love being my son’s greatest supporter (in spite of his eye rolling) for all of his sports and activities. As a family, we love all things Cleveland (especially our sports teams), Disney trips, going all out for Halloween, and loving on our senior dog (17 years old and counting!).

Azalea Tang

MSW, LISW

Areas Ff Expertise / Range Of Clinical Focus

  • LGBTQIA+ Affirming Care
  • BIPOC / People Of Global Majority / Immigrant Experience
  • Anxiety, Depression, and Mood Concerns
  • Relationships Of All Configurations
  • Grief and Loss
  • Trauma - Informed Care and Attachment Injuries
  • Burnout / Vicarious Trauma Among Activists And Helping Professionals

Treatment Modalities

  • Trauma - Informed
  • Anti-Racist / Anti-Oppression
  • Somatic Experiencing
  • Systemic
  • Narrative
  • Culturally Sensitive
  • Cognitive Behavioral
  • Radical Acceptance
  • Strengths - Based

Niche Groups / Specialized Treatment

  • Somatic Experiencing
  • Queer And Trans
  • First Generation And Second Generation Immigrants
  • AAPI
  • Neurodivergence
  • Adolescents
I earned a Masters of Social Work from The Ohio State University College of Social Work and started in community mental health. I then became a school social worker before becoming a therapist. Social work has always opened me up to new worlds and new people. I enjoy most about counseling is getting to see people grow, heal, and form secure attachments.
My favorite quote is “Knowing others is intelligence; knowing yourself is true wisdom. Mastering others is strength; mastering yourself is true power.” – Laozi
Some of my hobbies include soft serve, birdwatching, and envisioning a liberated world

Christin Hammons

MA, MSW, LPCC, LSW

Areas Of Expertise / Range Of Clinical Focus

  • Anxiety, Depression, and Stress Management
  • Trauma, PTSD, and Grief Support
  • Relationship Challenges, Including Marital and Family Dynamics
  • Behavioral Concerns, Self-esteem, and Coping Skills
  • Life Transitions, Personal Growth, and Parenting Support

Treatment Modalities

  • Evidence-Based Tools: CBT, ACT, and Solution-Focused Therapy.
  • Compassionate & Client-Centered: Humanistic and relational in a supportive space.
  • Trauma-Informed Care: Strength-based methods that incorporate brain science to understand trauma and healing.
  • Motivational Support: Encouraging self-awareness as a pathway to growth.
  • Personalized Therapy: Tailored strategies to build resilience and improve relationships.

Niche Groups / Specialized Treatment

  • Children & Adolescents
  • Trauma Informed
  • Student Athletes
  • Adults in Transition
  • Divorce & Family Transitions
  • Spiritual Integration
I have two master’s degrees in mental health—because apparently, one wasn’t enough! I earned my first in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from John Carroll University, along with a certificate in Spiritual and Wellness Counseling. Then I went for round two at The Ohio State University, where I earned a Master’s in Social Work. I’m licensed as both an LPCC and an LSW. My background includes extensive work in trauma therapy, helping people process life’s hardest moments with compassion and care. I originally started at Ohio State for my bachelor’s in Psychology, and mental health has been my focus ever since.

Fun fact—I’ve never changed my major. At 18, I knew this was it for me. Therapy aligns so naturally with who I am: empathetic, a great listener, completely nonjudgmental, and ridiculously consistent. I’ve worked in schools, private practice, and community mental health, always finding new ways to support people. No matter the setting, one thing stays the same—I genuinely love helping people navigate life.

Everything is figureoutable. I truly believe that when we pause, take a deep breath, and calm our bodies, we create space to figure things out—maybe not in the way we originally planned, but in a way that works. Therapy isn’t about having all the answers upfront; it’s about finding them together.
Travel is my thing. I took my first international trip in seventh grade, and since 2018, I’ve made it to Europe every year. Traveling reminds me how much we all have in common, even when life feels chaotic. I’m also deeply (and happily) obsessed with organization—color-coded calendars, Post-it notes, and neatly structured lists bring me actual joy. If you tell me to clean and organize a space, I will happily do it like it’s a reward.

Kali Morgenstern

M.Ed, RD, LD
Hi! My name is Kali – I am a registered dietitian and personal trainer. I started my career in the fitness industry where I facilitated programming and events for multiple Universities, in addition to teaching group fitness classes and providing one-on-one personal training sessions at various facilities. After a few years working in fitness, I felt compelled to add more dimension to my education, which is when I went back to school for dietetics. I have a bachelor’s degree from The Ohio State University in Sport and Leisure Studies as well as a Master’s degree in Sport Administration from Bowling Green State University. My degree in Nutrition is from Kent State University and I completed my Dietetic Internship through Bowling Green State University. I have worked in clinical nutrition at a large hospital system as well as renal dietetics with patients on dialysis. My specialties and career interests include sports nutrition, neurodivergence (i.e. ADHD), and patients who have eating disorders/disordered eating tendencies.
With my background in fitness accompanying my practice as a dietitian, I help my patients tackle both their nutrition and fitness goals in our sessions. My goal as a healthcare provider is to ensure my patients feel educated and successful. With all of the fad diets, social media “influencers” and fear-mongering in today’s diet culture, people need a resource they can easily access who provides sound, scientifically-backed recommendations (without inducing guilt or feelings of restriction!). After working with me as your RD, you will not feel like you need a piece of paper with a meal plan to direct you in making nutritional decisions. You will be educated and empowered to implement nutrition science into your day-to-day life!

I spend most of my free time with my energetic and sassy German Shepherd, Bella! I also enjoy spending time and relaxing with my husband, friends, and family.

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