900 N Poplar, Newton, KS 67114, us
PH (316) 803-1011 FAX (316) 803-1754
Tracy Smith, LCMFT, LAC
Tracy is passionate about walking beside hurting people as they courageously face life’s challenges. Tracy takes a holistic approach to healing, integrating mind, body and spirit. She believes people possess the strengths and abilities necessary to maneuver through painful life experiences to heal and become more resilient. She desires to provide an environment of hope, grace, and safety so that the healing process can occur, offering support, encouragement and praise for the challenging work of personal growth.
Tracy loves working with individuals, couples, and families experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, loss, relationship conflict, marital concerns, addiction, and trauma. She approaches therapy from a system’s perspective that looks at the whole context of a person’s life rather than just at the individual. Tracy endeavors to see the big picture with her clients, attending to mind, body, and spirit. Tracy uses an integrative approach, tailoring treatment to each client. She believes in providing a non-judgmental atmosphere in which the client can feel relaxed and work toward positive change.
Tracy is dually licensed in mental health and substance abuse. Receiving a Master of Science degree in Family Therapy from Friends University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Counseling with concentration in Addiction Studies from Newman University. Tracy is trained in Prepare/Enrich, a premarital and marital enhancement program, as well as Gottman Method couples therapy. She is trained in Sand Tray Therapy, a powerful therapeutic method that facilitates the psyche's natural capacity for healing. Tracy has training in IFS and is also trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), an evidence-based treatment for PTSD and trauma.
Tracy is available for all your therapy needs, be it individual, family or marriage counseling, addiction therapy, trauma treatment, anxiety, depression, or grief and loss.
Shelly ingram, LCmFT
Shelly is passionate about helping others by blending their spiritual walk with their mental health. She believes God has gifted her with the spiritual gifts of mercy, discernment & wisdom. She also believes that we all are a work in progress. God has been the most important part of her, and her family’s healing and she believes that He is the God of second chances, and that He truly is our hope. She grew up with ties to the rural community and to the city. For fun Shelly and her husband like to spend time with family and friends and enjoy the outdoors. Her husband is a musician and song writer and leads worship at their church. They have adult children.
Shelly received her Master’s degree with honors from Friends University in Marriage and Family Therapy. Shelly is a Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist, practicing in this area since 2005. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy. Her areas of interest are adjustment disorders, depression, anxiety, trauma, abuse, separation/divorce, grief/loss, chronic illness, and relationship issues. She loves working with women, young adults 18-30.
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316-803-1011
shelly@shineintegrativetherapy.com
molly schrag, lmft, Rn
Molly has a heart for those who are hurting and long to experience relief. She is passionate about walking along side clients, helping them to release constraints and step into the goodness and freedom of who they truly are. She believes that every person possesses the strengths, ability, and courage to navigate the challenges of life and discover beauty and growth in the journey.
Molly enjoys working with individuals, couples and families experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, marital concerns, relational conflict, and PTSD. She approaches therapy from a systemic lens, looking at the person’s whole life context. Molly believes in a holistic approach to healing, integrating mind, body, and spirit. She aspires to bring a compassionate, safe, and accepting presence to her work with clients.
Molly holds a bachelor’s degree in the science of nursing and has a background working in the medical field with patients in the intensive care unit. She also holds a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Friend’s University. Molly has experience working with individuals, couples, and families in a clinic setting as well as group therapy with clients in an inpatient addiction treatment setting. Molly is always striving to continue learning and hopes to bring a unique blend of her backgrounds and knowledge to aid in the holistic healing of clients.
Contact Molly @ 316-803-1011
josh kliewer, lmft
Josh is passionate about working with couples or individuals struggling in relationships and marriages, people struggling with trauma recovery (whether it is big trauma or little trauma), and helping individuals and couples break the chains of anxiety, depression, and grief. Josh works primarily with individual adults or couples and strives to provide a non-judgemental, safe, hopeful, and relaxing atmosphere in which to walk alongside clients as they walk the path toward healing.
Josh has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Tabor College, and a master’s degree in marriage and family therapy from Friends University. He is trained in Prepare/Enrich, a premarital and marriage enhancement program, and has completed level one of the Gottman Method training.
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(316) 803-1011
Taylor Krueger, LMFT
Taylor provides therapy services to children, adolescents, and adults. She enjoys working with clients on issues related to parenting, anxiety, depression, life transitions, complicated grief, trauma, and the prenatal/postpartum period. She creates a warm, safe environment and collaborates with clients using a curious, strengths-based approach to work towards their unique goals. Taylor believes that people are not their problems, and her role as a therapist is encouraging clients to find the potential for healing within themselves.
Taylor received her bachelor’s degree in literature and psychology at Kansas State University and her professional background is in supporting adolescents and their families. She obtained her master’s degree in marriage and family therapy from Friends University and has experience working with individuals, couples, and families from diverse settings. She enjoys using experiential and creative interventions in the therapy room through music, art, writing, and play therapy. Taylor has certification in sand tray therapy, completed Gottman Level 1 & 2 training, and is currently working towards play therapy certification. She has experience in group facilitation and enjoys working in community settings to provide presentations related to mental health topics. Outside of work, she enjoys time in nature with her family, attempting new recipes, and listening to live music.
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316-803-1011
Marilyn Rosa, LPC
Marilyn Rosa, LPC, is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, a Master of Science in Human Resources Management, and a Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Specializing in managing career or business stress, anxiety, and family dynamics, Marilyn provides a compassionate space to explore unique experiences and develop strategies to understand emotions and build meaningful relationships. Whether clients are dealing with the loss of a loved one, divorce, anxiety, depression, addiction, or simply seeking to improve their mental health, Marilyn's holistic approach supports their growth and well-being.
Marilyn offers a variety of therapeutic approaches, including CBT, ACT, Gottman Couples Therapy (Level I), Addiction Counseling, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive-Behavioral Group Therapy, Psychoeducational Groups, and Skills Development Group Therapy. Optional group sessions are available at no additional cost to current clients, providing additional support and resources. Individual and group sessions are offered in-person or online, in English and Spanish, to accommodate diverse needs and preferences. Marilyn's passion is helping clients achieve emotional wellness and live fulfilling lives by learning ways to understand complexities about themselves and the world around them, navigate life transitions, and break free from limiting patterns.
Marilyn is experienced in inpatient and outpatient addiction group therapy, diagnosis varying from major depressive, borderline personality disorder, ADHD, dissociative identity disorder, autism spectrum, to mention a few.
Contact her today for an intake and embark on a journey of self-discovery and self-empowerment.
marilyn@shineintegrativetherapy.com
316-803-1011
erica schlender, graduate student therapist
Erica is a master’s level graduate student at Colorado Christian University. She is in her second year of the three-year program that will grant her a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling. Erica has a background in teaching following her graduation from McPherson College with her bachelor’s degree in elementary education before a career shift into agronomy. She currently helps on the family farm, volunteers in her church, continues to teach while giving piano lessons, and serves on a mental health committee through Kansas Farm Bureau.
Erica's Why: Being raised in a farming community and currently working alongside farmers in the agronomy business, Erica is aware of the mental health issues farmers and ranchers are plagued with. She is passionate towards walking alongside those who carry a role in agriculture as well as other individuals and couples who are currently facing life challenges including stress, depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, life transitions, weight and body image distortions, marital concerns, and relational conflict.
Erica has the ability to see the potential in others as they reveal their strengths, courage, and resiliency. She endeavors to walk alongside clients and inspire them as they strive for hope, healing, and restoration. Erica desires for clients who sit across from her to feel seen, heard, and understood in an environment that is safe, honest, and respectful.
Contact Erica today!
hello@shineintegrativetherapy.com
36-803-1011