About Us

With an extensive 20-year background, Dr. Jon Thomas has expertly served individuals, couples, and families in Maryland. His diverse roles as a college chaplain, youth pastor, university professor, and director, supervisor, and consultant in mental health clinics showcase his versatile expertise.

Currently, he dedicates his time to excelling as a clinical supervisor and consultant in mental health and substance abuse clinics, while simultaneously maintaining a thriving group practice.

Dr. Thomas specializes in empowering fellow professionals to conquer burnout and attain a robust work-life equilibrium—an essential service heightened by the additional stressors introduced by the Covid-19 pandemic, truly embodying his authoritative and confident approach.

Paulette boasts a decade of experience as a school therapist/advisor and holds an M.S. in counseling from Johns Hopkins. Her focus centers on guiding individuals through life’s challenging transitions, viewing these moments as opportunities for personal growth and expansion.

“From leaving the womb and seeing the world for the first time, to packing up and leaving our job and retiring, to our final transfer from life as we have always known it, to the unknown beyond, life is full of transitions.

All of these changes present obstacles as well as possibilities. Many people notice the difficulties in transitions, dreading the prospect of trying something new and unfamiliar, and experience anxiety, panic, and despair as a result.

Transitions has always seemed like opportunities to me; opportunities to extend my wings and expand my universe.

“As a therapist, it is my mission to assist clients in seeing the problems of the unknown as opportunities.”

“Let’s work together to use a shift as an opportunity to put our skills to the test, discover strengths we didn’t even realize we possessed, and move on knowing we can rekindle old passions and build new ones. Let’s make the future amazing together!” Paulette Moore

Darrius Humphrey is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) with a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Recently stepping into the role of Clinical Supervisor, Darrius now mentors and guides student interns as they begin their journeys into the counseling profession. His work as a supervisor builds on his extensive experience as a therapist, where he has helped individuals from diverse backgrounds navigate life transitions, resolve relationship and family conflicts, and manage challenges related to mood disorders, trauma, and addiction recovery.

Before pursuing counseling and psychology, Darrius earned a bachelor’s degree in finance and economics. While he initially aimed to help others improve their financial health, he discovered a deeper fulfillment in supporting people’s emotional well-being through therapy. Darrius is also a proud United States Navy veteran, having served for six years.

As a clinician, Darrius integrates evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Trauma-Informed Care. He excels in fostering therapeutic rapport, helping clients identify and address unhelpful thought patterns, and empowering them to establish boundaries that support greater self-care and resilience. He views the therapeutic process as a collaborative partnership where clients and therapists work together to find solutions that lead to meaningful growth and healing.

In his supervisory role, Darrius is dedicated to shaping the next generation of counselors. He provides student interns with valuable insights, hands-on guidance, and a supportive environment where they can build the skills needed to excel in the mental health field.

Outside of his professional life, Darrius enjoys traveling, bowling, and engaging in outdoor activities. He is also deeply involved in community outreach, lending his time and expertise to initiatives that promote mental health awareness and support underserved populations.

This new chapter in Darrius’s career reflects his commitment to fostering growth—not only in his clients but also in the future leaders of the counseling profession.

Oluwatobi is an ANCC Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner experienced in treating patients with psychiatric disorders across the lifespan. She is passionate about providing individualized, holistic, and culturally competent care while applying evidence-based treatment modalities. Her interpersonal, people centered nature, and compassion facilitates the development of a therapeutic rapport with ease. Her background in the emergency room has enhanced her critical thinking skills and enables her to eliminate other medical conditions that could be affecting one’s life.

Oluwatobi also has strong clinical skills enhanced by the natural ability to effectively communicate with clients/ families, listen effectively, and ask purposeful questions for appropriate diagnoses. Her education and experience permit her to attend to various mental illnesses, including anxiety, ADHD, Depression, PTSD, and other psychiatric disorders.

Her education includes a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Bowie State University and a Master of Science in Nursing, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner specialization from Walden University. She will collaborate with interprofessional and interdisciplinary teams to provide the best evidence-based care to the clients. She is a member of the American Nurses Association and American Psychiatric Nurses Association.