NORTH SPRINGS

NORTH SPRINGS

LOCATION

North Springs Counseling
6000 Brownsboro Park Blvd. Suite E
Louisville KY 40207
Tel: 502-384-2844 Fax: 502-799-4155

Meet our North Springs Team

If you are content to spend all your days playing in the shallow end of the pool, I may not be the best choice for you.  If you are looking for something more, as a former teacher and coach, now a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and national Board Certified (Life) Coach with over 33 years of experience in the mental wellness field, I might be able to help.

I work with adolescents and adults, and see individuals, couples, and families.  Some areas of specialty include addressing issues related to depression, anxiety, anger, compulsive behaviors, victims of abuse and trauma, relational struggles, spiritual struggles, and just overall problems experienced in living.  I am trained in the treatment modalities of EMDR, BSFF, and use many other approaches to therapy and counseling in a skilled and informed eclectic manner.     

I was a biology major in college, and am now a Certified Brain Health Coach through the Amen Clinics.  Dr. Daniel Amen, founder of the Amen Clinics, states, “You are your best self when your brain is working at its best . . . if your brain is struggling, you are struggling”.  I use the same bio-psycho-socio-spiritual “whole person” approach endorsed in Luke 2:52 and at the Amen Clinics.  

I have adult children and grandchildren, and enjoy spending time with family and close friends.  I am also honored to be a member of the 1976 SEC Champion and Peach Bowl Champion Kentucky Wildcats Football Team.

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist I desire to walk alongside you, your marriage, or family as we look for the way forward. I am passionate about stories and systems, so our time together consists of me listening to your current season, hearing your story, and guiding you as you navigate where you are, what got you here, and how to move forward.  

For couples this is usually practiced from an Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) perspective. To understand more about Emotionally Focused Therapy, go to the EFT website. You can also purchase Hold Me Tight or Created for Connection to gain more insight.

When connecting with individuals/families we explore the false narratives that can create a false sense of self and help move toward a true sense of self. This is done through aspects of Narrative therapy, Bowenian therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral therapy.

I received a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Campbellsville University.  Additionally, I am a trained Trust Based Relationship Intervention Practitioner (TBRI®), an Enneagram Facilitator (Crosspoint Ministries), and a Prepare and Enrich Facilitator.

Outside of the office you’ll probably find me running, playing board games, reading, or coaching my kids sports teams.

What I love most about being a therapist, is getting a front row seat to the transformative work in people’s lives. Prior to becoming a licensed counselor, I worked with adolescents in residential and psychiatric settings in various capacities, and also worked as an adoption caseworker. As a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, I provide counseling to individuals – both males and females – ages 14 and up. My experience is not limited to the following, but specific areas of specialty and focus include: high functioning autism (HFA)/Asperger’s, depression, anxiety, abuse recovery, adoption related issues, addiction as it relates to alcoholism and eating disorders, spiritual concerns and general life issues. I use evidenced-based treatment modalities, such as CBT, Transdiagnostic Treatment (Unified Protocol), mindfulness practices and IFS. Additional treatment approaches are used as indicated. My approach to treatment is influenced by a wellness and holistic model, which includes helping people become aware of the physical, mental and spiritual aspects of the healing process.

My graduate program was completed at Lindsey Wilson College where I obtained a Master’s in Counseling and Human Development. I attended Michigan Christian College for my undergraduate work, completing a Bachelor of Religious Education (BRE) and a BS in Counseling and Human Services.

I am an avid lover of nature and animals and am easily amused and enthralled by the seemingly simple. I hail from the great state of Michigan, but have lived in southern Indiana close to 30 years. My husband and I enjoy spending time with our families and our three adorable cats (fur kids). In my free time I enjoy walking, hiking, writing, photography, and reading. And, I am pro-chocolate!

I have always wanted to help others through difficult times, so after my children graduated from high school I went back to college and got my master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Campbellsville University.

My approach to therapy is to educate you on what you are struggling with, give you coping skills, and find ways to strengthen you through the challenges of life. I work with families, couples, and individuals. I enjoy helping premarital couples go through a curriculum in order to give them tools to strengthen their relationship and build a good foundation. In my work with teens; I build coping skills, help them to understand who they are, and help them open up about the struggles they are having. I work with families to help all individuals in the family unit see different ways they can work together and have better communication to resolve conflict. I deal with issues such as, but not limited to, anxiety, depression, grief, life cycle adjustments, parenting, marriage and family relationships, and trauma.

I am certified in multiple programs which include Prepare/Enrich, Symbis Marriage Enrichment and Gottman Therapy levels 1and 2. I use these in combination to help couples change unhealthy patterns and strengthen their relationships. These trainings are also used for couples who are interested in premarital counseling which is usually 5 sessions.

I am EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) certified which is useful for those who have had trauma. I also use Solution Focused therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help give you tools and coping skills.

In my spare time I like to spend as much time as I can with my 4 grown children, their spouses, and 12 grandchildren. I like to read, do puzzles, and spend time volunteering at my church. I am active in a small group which helps challenge me spiritually and connects me with friends.

My favorite place to be is listening to the waves and watching the sunset on Clearwater Beach with my husband.

Fees are $110 per session, but I am willing to work with you at a lower fee if you are struggling financially. I do not currently take insurance, but do take health savings account (HSA) cards, flexible spending account (FSA) cards, cash, credit and debit cards.

I’m a Marriage and Family Therapy Associate passionate about walking alongside individuals during challenging times. My goal is to create opportunities for meaningful change and bring clarity to the struggles you may be facing.

I have experience working with teens, young adults, and individuals navigating substance use disorders. As a trauma-informed therapist, I specialize in supporting female teens and young adults who are grappling with low self-esteem, spiritual uncertainty, anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder.

I earned my Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Campbellsville University and take a systemic approach to therapy. My practice is rooted in Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFiT), Narrative Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), which allows me to tailor my approach to your unique needs.

In our sessions, you can expect to be gently challenged to look inward—exploring emotions, experiences, and barriers that may be preventing you from achieving your goals. Together, we will work to build a trusting, safe environment where growth and healing can flourish.

When I’m not in the office or meeting with clients, you’ll likely find me outdoors—swimming, biking, running, hiking, fishing, or boating. I also enjoy traveling and spending quality time with my friends and family.

I am a marriage and family therapist associate who is passionate about trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming care. My goals are to help clients work through trauma in healthy ways, help neurodivergent clients build sustainable and fulfilling lives, and help couples and families develop stronger relationships with each other.

I take a strengths-based approach to therapy, assisting clients in recognizing and building upon what makes them unique and wonderful. I use several therapeutic models in my practice, including eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), solution-focused therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).

I provide individual, couples, and family therapy. I offer in-person sessions and telehealth sessions to clients located in Kentucky and Indiana. My educational background includes a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Campbellsville University, a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Indiana University Southeast, and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Louisville. 

I work primarily with males in their teenage and young adult years, providing a secure environment for you to process your concerns, explore self-perceptions, and develop practical skills for navigating life’s challenges. 

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, having obtained my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University. I earned my undergraduate degree in psychology from Indiana Wesleyan University, where I also completed a certificate in child advocacy. Throughout my training, I’ve gained valuable experience in inpatient psychiatric hospitals, while also working with the Boys and Girls Club of Kentuckiana. While I address a variety of concerns, areas of focus often include behavioral challenges, emotional regulation, anxiety, depression, life transitions, and identity development. Additionally, I am open to exploring faith-related topics and can integrate prayer or scripture into sessions when requested. 

I view the therapeutic process as collaborative, where we create goals and take steps towards achieving the changes you desire. Our time together is personalized to your needs, moving at the pace most suitable for you. My therapeutic approach involves the incorporation of evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Family Systems Therapy, to name a few. 

Outside of my professional role, I enjoy being active outdoors, watching sports, and spending time with my wife, friends, and family.

I am a master level counseling intern at Northsprings Counseling Service, providing low-cost counseling to individuals, couples, and families. I strive to provide a safe and supportive counseling setting, helping clients work toward emotional healing and a deeper, more holistic understanding of themselves. My particular areas of interest include anxiety, depression, neurodiversity ( ADHD), stress, grief ,burnout, relationship issues, and spirituality.

Having gone through pain and many adversities myself, my goal is to help you build resilience in life. I rely on clinical and evidence-based theories and interventions, such as Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). With my experience in pastoring at a local church, I understand the importance of faith and incorporate faith-based counseling based on the client’s needs.

Megan Engelmann is a master's-level counseling intern dedicated to serving families and individuals. She is deeply committed to helping women and adolescents navigate the unique challenges of their life stages. Megan believes that a trusting and supportive relationship is the cornerstone of effective therapy, and she is passionate about providing a safe space where clients can feel truly seen, understood, and valued.

While using her gifts of listening and encouragement, Megan has a special calling to work with those facing physical disabilities, identity struggles, relational issues, depression, anxiety, and other significant life changes. She is eager to walk alongside her clients as they discover their strengths, process their experiences, and pursue personal growth. She is passionate about applying a holistic approach to care that addresses the emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of a person's well-being.

Megan's philosophy of care is rooted in the example of Jesus Christ. She models his compassionate approach to listening and asking questions that get to the heart of the matter. Megan is committed to meeting her clients with genuine care and understanding. She finds great joy in walking alongside others in their struggles, offering a comforting presence and a listening ear. With a diverse experience working with young children, Megan loves working with the family system and works most often with young women, young children, and adolescents. She believes that working with the family serves as preventative work that helps catch issues early on and nurtures people at a young age to graciously avert major issues as adults. 

Drawn to North Springs' collaborative atmosphere and commitment to serving others following the example of Christ, Megan is excited to be part of a practice that anchors its mission in the hope found in Jesus Christ. She considers it an honor to be an instrument in the Redeemer's hands, sharing the transformative power of Christ with clients and their families. Megan received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Northwestern College. She is now pursuing her master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

In Megan's free time, she enjoys serving at her local church, cooking, running, reading, and spending time with her beloved family!