LPG training therapists work under the supervision of our licensed psychologists. They provide high quality care at at a more affordable cost. Please use the contact form for more information.
Hunter Gatewood, M.S.
(he/him)
Brief Biography
I am a final year practicum student at Spalding University in their Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program; I have received master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology from Spalding University and Morehead State University. I have had a broad training curriculum leading me to specialize my care for individuals who are or have experienced: significant interpersonal conflict, emotional abuse/neglect, depression, anxiety, and other areas of dissatisfaction with life. I am especially passionate about working with fellow members for the LGBT+ community. I approach therapy from primarily interpersonal, psychodynamic, and dialectical-behavioral lenses. This means that therapy with me often focuses on how one’s pattern of interacting with others, coupled with one’s ability to effectively manage life’s stressors, positively or negatively impacts one’s overall satisfaction with life, oneself, and one’s relationships
I am a final year practicum student at Spalding University in their Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program; I have received master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology from Spalding University and Morehead State University. I have had a broad training curriculum leading me to specialize my care for individuals who are or have experienced: significant interpersonal conflict, emotional abuse/neglect, depression, anxiety, and other areas of dissatisfaction with life. I am especially passionate about working with fellow members for the LGBT+ community. I approach therapy from primarily interpersonal, psychodynamic, and dialectical-behavioral lenses. This means that therapy with me often focuses on how one’s pattern of interacting with others, coupled with one’s ability to effectively manage life’s stressors, positively or negatively impacts one’s overall satisfaction with life, oneself, and one’s relationships
Alyssa Stanger
(she/her)
Brief Biography
Alyssa comes from a social justice-oriented background, which leads her to focus much of her work on providing a safe space for her clients. Many of her clients seek out therapy to address issues related to depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, trauma, or identity-based stress or discrimination (e.g.,
sexism, racism, etc.). Alyssa has specialization in working with individuals from the LGBTQ community, including those who want to explore their identity or want extra help coping with non-affirming environments/people. In addition to individual therapy, Alyssa also has experience in couples and family therapy. Alyssa is currently working on her doctorate in clinical psychology at Spalding University’s School of Professional Psychology. In her free time, Alyssa enjoys spending time with her girlfriend, playing videogames, and being physically active (hiking, walking, and learning tightwire walking).
Alyssa comes from a social justice-oriented background, which leads her to focus much of her work on providing a safe space for her clients. Many of her clients seek out therapy to address issues related to depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, trauma, or identity-based stress or discrimination (e.g.,
sexism, racism, etc.). Alyssa has specialization in working with individuals from the LGBTQ community, including those who want to explore their identity or want extra help coping with non-affirming environments/people. In addition to individual therapy, Alyssa also has experience in couples and family therapy. Alyssa is currently working on her doctorate in clinical psychology at Spalding University’s School of Professional Psychology. In her free time, Alyssa enjoys spending time with her girlfriend, playing videogames, and being physically active (hiking, walking, and learning tightwire walking).
Colton Groh
(he/him)
Brief Biography
Colton Groh received his Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Missouri State University and his Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Spalding University. He is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Spalding University. Colton’s main area of emphasis is working with marginalized groups, especially LGBTQ+ children, adolescents, families, and adults. Additionally, Colton is trained in providing gender-affirming surgical and hormone evaluations for folks in the TGNB community. Colton approaches therapy from a psychodynamic, interpersonal and multicultural lens in which he empowers his clients to make positive changes behaviorally and cognitively while taking into account each clients’ lived experiences and intersecting identities. As a member of the queer community, Colton is dedicated to making mental health services accessible to all folks within the LGBTQ+ community. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking, spending time outside and playing with his two dogs Oliver and Lucy.
Colton Groh received his Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Missouri State University and his Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Spalding University. He is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Spalding University. Colton’s main area of emphasis is working with marginalized groups, especially LGBTQ+ children, adolescents, families, and adults. Additionally, Colton is trained in providing gender-affirming surgical and hormone evaluations for folks in the TGNB community. Colton approaches therapy from a psychodynamic, interpersonal and multicultural lens in which he empowers his clients to make positive changes behaviorally and cognitively while taking into account each clients’ lived experiences and intersecting identities. As a member of the queer community, Colton is dedicated to making mental health services accessible to all folks within the LGBTQ+ community. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking, spending time outside and playing with his two dogs Oliver and Lucy.