Our Team

Tina graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2002 with a Master’s in Social Work and became licensed in 2009. She is currently a PhD student at Liberty University studying Psychology with a concentration in Behavioral Health Leadership. [Read More]

Emily joined Fig Tree Therapy in 2015. In that time she has served as a part-time assistant, Intake Specialist, Practice Manager and now, as the Director of Administration. She holds degrees in both Health Science and Forensic Science. [Read More]

Kathryn received her Bachelor’s degree in Human Services Counseling from Old Dominion University and graduated with Honors in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Regent University. [Read More]

Elizabeth strives to create a safe space that allows for self reflection and exploration. She believes that all individuals have the capacity for change and supports clients in developing skills to improve their everyday lives. [Read More]

Nick is passionate about supporting others who need help with connection and communication, relationships and marriage, life transitions, anxiety, depression, and integrating mental health with spirituality. [Read More]

My area of specialization and deepest passion includes ethical integration of religion and spirituality into trauam therapy. Seeing firsthand the brain’s ability to grow from hardship and witnessing the human propensity for healing in a therapeutic relationship spearheaded my passion for working with individuals who experienced trauma. [Read More]

Misty’s path to counseling began after graduating from Wayland Baptist University with her Bachelors in Human Services with a minor in Psychological Studies. She continued with her Masters in Substance Abuse Studies from the University of Central Oklahoma. After working in various settings with different populations, Misty identified her passion for working with trauma and its effects, including PTSD and dissociation. She is licensed as an LADC/MH in the state of Oklahoma and as an LSATP in the state of Virginia. [Read More]

I have dedicated my clinical focus to the treatment of psychological wounding. Like physical trauma leaves visible scars as evidence of something having happened to you, wounding experiences also can leave a trail of evidence in our thoughts, emotions, bodies, beliefs, and perceptions that can impact our senses of self and safety, relationships, and quality of life. While what happens to us matters, how we respond matters more, and I believe we are more capable than the lies trauma can create would have us believe. [Read More]

Rachel completed her internship at Safe Harbor, working with survivors of sexual and domestic violence and abuse. During residency, Rachel has gained experience working in community mental health with a wide range of diagnosis and concerns. Rachel’s clinical area and passion is working with survivors of complex trauma, specifically female survivors of sexual and domestic abuse, including childhood abuse. [Read More]

Diane brings a wealth of experience working directly with individuals, couples, families, and groups from adolescence to senior adults. She treats a range of issues including depression, anxiety, identity formation, life transitions, church-related hurt, trauma, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and relationship issues. [Read More]