Clinical Director

Dr. Charleen WIlder is a Licensed Psychologist with the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (TX License #38640; expires 05/31/2025).  For information on how to verify a license, please go to www.tsbep.texas.gov.  For information on how to file a complaint, please go to the following page: https://www.tsbep.texas.gov/how-to-file-a-complaint-enforcement.

Charleen Wilder, Psy.D., is a licensed psychologist who enjoys and has experience working with a diverse range of concerns including autism, LGBTQ issues, trauma, depression, OCD, anxiety, and relational challenges in adolescents and adults. Dr. Wilder values a holistic, collaborative approach that takes into consideration every aspect of the client’s life (e.g., medical history, religion/spirituality, psycho-social stressors, family dynamics). Dr. Wilder utilizes evidenced-based treatments that include parent behavioral management (when working with children), family systems, cognitive-behavioral, and interpersonal strategies to help each individual better manage their symptoms and engage more fully in their lives.

Dr. Wilder is also experienced in conducting psychological assessment of autism, personality disorders, bipolar disorder trauma, depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, attention difficulties, learning concerns and more for children and adults. She understands the nuance of evaluating autism in girls and evaluating autism in adults, two populations who often go misdiagnosed due to adept masking behaviors.

Dr. Wilder received her PsyD in Clinical Psychology from Fuller Theological Seminary following the completion of her pre-doctoral APA-accredited internship at Hennepin Healthcare in Minneapolis, MN. She subsequently completed her post-doctoral training at Great Life Counseling Center in Dallas, TX. During her graduate school career, she completed her therapy training at a community mental health clinic and private practice and her assessment training at the University of California, Los Angeles where she was first trained to perform autism evaluations. In these settings, Dr. Wilder performed individual, couples, group and family therapy, and psychological and neurodevelopmental assessments.

Rachel Oppenheimer, PsyD

Mary Neill, MS, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with the Texas Department of Health and Human Services (#202932, expires 03/31/2027). For information on how to verify a license, please go to https://www.dshs.texas.gov/counselor/lpc_search.shtm. For information on how to file a complaint, please go to the following page: https://www.dshs.texas.gov/counselor/lpc_complaint.shtm

Mary Neill is a licensed therapist with experience working with adolescents, teens, adults, and individuals on the autism spectrum across the lifespan. Mary has a special interest in working with individuals who struggle with anxiety, depression, and life transitions. She understands that these issues can be overwhelming and can impact one’s ability to function in daily life.

Mary has dedicated her career to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and supporting them as they work towards a happier and more fulfilling life. Her approach is highly empathetic, non-judgmental, and compassionate, creating a safe and supportive environment for her clients. She believes in working collaboratively with her clients to help them identify and achieve their goals.

Mary also has a passion for helping individuals who struggle with issues related to gender identity. In her work with clients who have gender identity issues, Mary takes an affirming approach, recognizing that gender identity is a deeply personal and important aspect of one’s identity. She helps her clients navigate the complex and often challenging process of exploring and expressing their gender identity, whether through transitioning, exploring non-binary identities, or simply finding ways to be more comfortable with their true selves.

In addition, Mary has experience in working with individuals who have slow processing speeds. She recognizes that these individuals often struggle in academic, interpersonal, and professional settings and may experience feelings of frustration and low self-esteem. Mary provides an empathetic and non-judgmental space for her clients to develop effective coping strategies and build self-confidence. Mary utilizes a variety of modalities including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy. She also recognizes that
working collaboratively with her clients can include their larger networks and is able to provide family support sessions.

Brittany Quinn, PsyD

Supervised by Charleen Wilder, PsyD, LP # 38640

Brittany Quinn PsyD, is a Provisionally Licensed Psychologist with the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (TX License # 39881; expires 06/02/2025).  For information on how to verify a license, please go to www.tsbep.texas.gov.  For information on how to file a complaint, please go to the following page: https://www.tsbep.texas.gov/how-to-file-a-complaint-enforcement.

Brittany Quinn, PsyD, is a postdoctoral fellow in clinical psychology and a disabled military veteran. They have significant experience identifying and treating mental health illnesses of different severity, having treated people ranging in age from four to 80. Dr. Quinn enjoys getting experience working with individuals from varied backgrounds and is aware of the impact that different diversity factors have on mental health. They have proficiency in providing therapy and conducting psychological, neuropsychological, and psychoeducational assessments. Dr. Quinn has a clinical background working with individuals and families in the LGBTQ+ community, diverse minority groups, people from various socioeconomic backgrounds, and various kinds of relationships (i.e., monogamy, consensual non-monogamy, open relationships, polyamory, etc.). Dr. Quinn has performed psychological evaluations to help with the diagnosis of intellectual difficulties, mood, behavioral, adjustment, personality, attention-related disorders, learning disorders, developmental disabilities, trauma, gender disorders, and other mental health challenges. In therapy, Dr. Quinn employs an integrative approach, utilizing psychodynamic, client-centered, and cognitive-behavioral therapies as appropriate. When needed, they also incorporate techniques from various theoretical perspectives.

 

Dr. Quinn earned a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology at National Louis University-Chicago. Prior to that, they received a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Argosy University Tampa’s Florida School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Quinn also completed a clinical study project on the relationship between languages and dreams among multilinguists. They have also published several research studies, the most recent of which focused on the psychological effects of COVID-19.

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Supervised by Carrie Manning, LPC-S, RPT-S

Jennifer Eubank is a Provisionally Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (TX License # 93593; expires 11-30-28). For information on how to verify a license, please visit the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council website at [https://bhec.texas.gov/verify-a-license/]. For information on how to file a complaint, please visit the following page: [https://www.bhec.texas.gov/how-to-file-a-complaint/].

Jennifer is passionate about supporting individuals in their journey toward healing and self-discovery. As a neurodivergent therapist, they provide an affirming space where clients feel truly understood. Jennifer specializes in LGBTQ+, autism, ADHD, behavioral concerns, trauma, anxiety, and emotional regulation, using play therapy for children (ages 3-9) and talk therapy for teens and adults. Their person-centered approach fosters self-trust, emotional awareness, and resilience, always meeting clients where they are.

Jennifer believes you are the expert on yourself and strives to empower you to trust your intuition. They approach therapy with unconditional acceptance, empathy, and deep respect for each person’s journey. Sessions often include emotional exploration, validation, and inner child work (for adults), helping clients build confidence and self-compassion. Jennifer understands that starting therapy can feel overwhelming and that building trust takes time, especially with deep vulnerability, so they will follow the pace you set.

Jennifer also provides concurrent parent consultations to help caregivers better support their child’s growth. They offer guidance on child development, play therapy techniques, and communication strategies to strengthen family connections. Jennifer has extensive experience working with the LGBTQ+ community and ensures therapy is a safe and affirming space for all individuals. They earned their Master’s in Counseling from the University of North Texas and are committed to fostering healing, growth, and self-acceptance.

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