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Just as important as it is for the therapist to learn about the patient, the patient should know who their therapist is!
Janean Tinsley, MS, LCADC, CCTP II, CCS
Owner/Therapist
Janean has been a therapist for many years. She began in the field of addiction but quickly expanded to other areas including trauma, marriage, anxiety, depression, spirituality, and church-harm. Janean is a trauma specialist, having spent many hours in training and clinical experience in trauma. She is a licensed clinical trauma professional level 2 and is trained in IFS, EMDR, Sand Tray, and somatic therapy. Janean works with survivors of human trafficking, sexual violence, domestic violence, natural violence, and other traumatic experiences. She is also a certified addiction counselor supervisor, working with young therapists as they gain experience to prepare for board certification.
Janean believes that mental health is one-third of the overall wholeness of an individual; the other two being spiritual and physical. With a holistic approach, Janean will work with the patient to develop a healthy healing plan. Janean opened First Step Counseling in 2011 to offer patients a different kind of therapeutic experience. Janean is also an ordained minister and believes in biblical principles. As a Christian counselor, she will use these principles to foster hope and healing.
Janean is a church consultant, public speaker and blogger. She offers training to churches and other organizations on conflict resolutions, as well as individuals navigating church harm, spiritual gifts, and identity in Christ. To learn more information, go to www.theephesians612group.com
Janean is a graduate of Western Kentucky University (BA), Capella University (MS), and Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary. She is a member of EMDRIA. and the American Association of Christian Counselors.
Morgan Sporea, BSW, TCADC
Therapist
Morgan is a dedicated mental health professional with an extensive amount of experience working with individuals facing severe mental illness, emotional disturbances, and substance use disorders. Her background spans the school system, community mental health settings, and private practice, allowing her to support clients across a wide range of needs and life stages.
At the heart of Morgan’s work is a deep passion for helping others navigate tough challenges while pointing them back to Jesus. She believes true healing involves caring for the whole person: mind, body, and spirit. Grounded in empathy, intentionality, and unwavering faith, Morgan creates a safe and supportive space where clients can experience restoration, discover renewed strength, and find their ultimate purpose.
Morgan graduated with her Bachelor’s in Social Work at Murray State University, holds her TCADC certification, and is working towards obtaining her Master’s in clinical Social Work through Campbellsville University. She is also a certified life coach. Morgan specializes in women, children, and families, and is currently accepting new clients.
Scott Long, LPCC-S
Therapist
Scott Long is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor–Supervisor (LPCC-S) with over a decade of experience helping individuals and couples navigate anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and addiction-related concerns, including sexual and pornography addiction.
Scott takes a practical, down-to-earth approach to therapy. He creates a space where clients can be honest without feeling judged, while also being challenged to grow. His focus is on helping people gain clarity, improve communication, and develop tools they can actually use in everyday life—not just in session.
He has completed Level 1 and Level 2 training in the Gottman Method Couples Therapy, an evidence-based approach to helping couples improve communication, manage conflict, and rebuild connection.
While his work is grounded in proven clinical practices, Scott also respects the role that personal values and faith can play in the healing process, integrating those elements in a way that feels natural and meaningful.
Whether working with individuals or couples, Scott is known for being supportive and focused on real progress. His goal is to help clients move forward with greater confidence, stronger relationships, and a clearer sense of direction.
In addition to his clinical work, Scott provides supervision and mentorship to developing counselors, helping them build both skill and confidence in their work.