Elyse Nicole Etapa MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Elyse graduated from Ashland Theological Seminary in 2010. She has experience working in several different areas including schools, community agencies, psychiatrist offices, and several other private practices. Elyse opened Thrive Counseling in 2014.

Peyton Eaglowski is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Ohio. Peyton received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Akron and her Master of Education degree from Kent State University. Peyton has experience working as a Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment provider in which she worked closely with children and families in home and school settings. She has experience in treating depression, anxiety, trauma, struggles with self-esteem and attention difficulties. Peyton is passionate about working with people of all ages and has a special interest in approaching treatment utilizing creative and expressive (art) methodologies. Peyton strives to create a warm and safe environment that focuses on Client growth.

Jamie is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Ohio. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and her Master of Arts degrees in Counseling and Human Development: Clinical Mental Health (2022) and Student Affairs for Higher Education Specialty (2017) from Walsh University. Jamie has experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples. With a lifelong passion for mental health, Jamie finds immense joy in helping others discover the best version of themselves. Jamie has worked with individuals across various cultural backgrounds and enjoys facilitating an environment of learning and growth for both the client and the counselor. Jamie believes that each person deserves to find peace, passion, and purpose in life, and she is thrilled to be an advocate and supporter for clients every step of the way.

 Amy is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Ohio, with an MEd in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and experience treating depression, generalized & social anxiety, relationship difficulties, grief, trauma, self-esteem issues, phase of life transitions, and other challenges. Her humanistic stance reflects a passionate belief that every person deserves a life of meaningful purpose, fulfilling relationships, and a felt sense of authenticity. As a warm and empathetic collaborator, she works from an insight-oriented perspective to help clients better understand themselves, break out of unhealthy patterns, and live with boldness and joy. Amy is an LGBTQ+ & BIPOC allied and neurodiversity-affirming clinician, committed to providing a safe space for all.

Brooke Steiner is a master's student studying Clinical Mental Health at Walsh University. She received her bachelor's degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Kent State University. Brooke has a passion working with children and young adolescents who struggle with issues that include anxiety, depression, behavioral problems, self-esteem, and more. She was also an intern at Summit County Juvenile Court where she was able to work with individuals of all different backgrounds. Her goal is to create an environment where her clients feel comfortable sharing their experiences and to provide advocacy throughout her counseling journey.