
Our staff is comprised of therapists from many backgrounds with
many areas of treatment interest. Please click to read and see if one of our clinicians is right for you.


Laci Campbell, NCC, LPC, LADC








Our staff is comprised of therapists from many backgrounds with
many areas of treatment interest. Please click to read and see if one of our clinicians is right for you.
Laci Campbell, NCC, LPC, LADC
A native of Arkansas City, KS, Whitney moved to Stillwater in 1998 and attended undergraduate studies at Oklahoma State University, receiving a B.A. in Psychology with honors and summa cum laude distinction in May of 2000. She received an M.S. from Oklahoma State University in Marriage and Family Therapy with an emphasis on family-centered addiction treatment in 2005.
She completed an internship at the Tulsa Women and Children's Center in Tulsa, OK and began working at Four Winds Ranch Recovery Center in Guthrie, OK soon after. Whitney worked as a primary therapist and Family Program Coordinator before going into private practice full time in Stillwater in 2008.
Whitney is a licensed Marital and Family Therapist and is EMDRIA-certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy. She uses this modality to treat phobias, anxiety, depression, dissociative disorders and complex trauma. She prefers working with teens and adults.
Whitney is also available for consulting with therapists wanting to create a private practice. This includes strategies on marketing, successful business practices and billing insurance. Individual and group rates are available.
She is also currently a licensed supervisor and is an AAMFT-Approved Supervisor for LMFT candidates. She currently supervises the graduate and undergraduate interns who work at her practice.
Laci moved to Stillwater in 1998 to pursue a Masters degree in community counseling. She completed an internship at Oklahoma Lions Boys Ranch where she conducted groups and individual sessions for adolescent males in a group-home setting. While in graduate school, she also worked at Payne County Family Practice, Inc. as a child advocate, workshop presenter, and therapeutic mediator for families in the divorcing process. While there, she completed alternative dispute resolution training under the Oklahoma Bar Association, advanced mediation training, and assisted in forensic interviewing for court-referred family and divorce cases.
After graduating in 2000, she continued her work at PCYS and concurrently completed a certification in school counseling. Post graduate work also included work in therapeutic foster care, work at Payne County Youth Services, and internships at OSU drug and alcohol clinic and Payne County Counseling. She left OSU to return to PCYS as a clinical director.
Motherhood has presented an opportunity for her to work on a contract basis with PCYS as a therapist focusing on school settings and focusing on cases with Oklahoma Juvenile Authority until August 2014. In joining this private practice, her interest areas are depression and anxiety treatment, family and divorce adjustment, drug and alcohol treatment for individuals and families, infertility counseling and trauma.
Born and raised in Moore/South OKC, Oklahoma, John recently relocated to Stillwater with his wife and children. John started his professional life in the medical field as an EMT and then went on to become an RN/BSN. He attended Oklahoma State University OKC for all of his medical training and worked in the Emergency Room of several hospitals for a number of years. After experiencing the personal gift of recovery for himself, John eventually felt he was called to leave his nursing career and begin a new career assisting others who struggle with addiction. In 2018 John went back to college at Mid-America Christian University where he graduated magna cum lade with his M.S. in counseling with an emphasis in drug and alcohol counseling. He states, “I was lost and felt there was no hope for a person like me and I know that feeling of hopelessness is felt by the entire family. I want to categorically tell you, there is HOPE! God uses broken people like you and me to reach broken people like you and me.” John has seen the devastation addiction can bring to a family firsthand. His mother died at the age of 50 due to her substance use and he also lost his younger sister as a direct result of her substance use.
John completed his internship at Rob’s Ranch in Purcell, Oklahoma and is now an LADC-MH currently under supervision for licensure. John enjoys providing group therapy, individual therapy, psychoeducation lectures, and is trained in crisis management. Because of his own story, John works with his clients from a place of understanding and empathy.
John’s experiences of loss and recovery has birthed a burning passion to work clients that struggle with substance use as well as their families. He wants to be able to provide quality and empathetic care that restores hope and births grace. He also has an interest in working with medical professionals that struggle with substance use tied to trauma, stress, anxiety, and depression. John counsels his clients from a psychodynamic approach that looks at the life of the client from birth to present and seeks to answer the question “why do I do what I do?” John believes one of the toughest challenges for an individual that has struggled with substance abuse is to learn to love themselves again, to get past the deep-rooted shame and guilt. He prefers to use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help with those thoughts and feelings and learn new behaviors and coping mechanisms. He wants his client to learn they have a choice, to find the strength they long for, and to find meaningful, long term, recovery.
John currently utilizes a sliding scale for payment and can supply paperwork to submit to your insurance for reimbursement.
Brooke grew up in Garber, OK and moved to Stillwater in 1997 to attend Oklahoma State University. She graduated from OSU in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and in 2009 with a Master of Science degree in Counseling. She became a Licensed Professional Counselor in 2011 and an LPC Supervisor in 2013.
Brooke started working in mental health in 2005 as a mental health case manager in Stillwater and the surrounding areas. Throughout her career she has had the privilege of working in many different settings addressing a wide range of topics. Brooke has had experience teaching parenting skills, working with domestic violence and sexual assault, teaching drug and alcohol classes and working with people diagnosed with severe mental illnesses. She has provided services to individuals, families, couples, and groups. Brooke has been the supervisor of children’s outpatient services, a PACT Team Leader, and has facilitated psychiatric medication clinics for both children and adults.
Brooke utilizes concepts from Solution-Focused therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral therapy, Reality therapy, and Person-Centered therapy in her practice. She finds it valuable to look for small changes that can make a big impact with her clients in therapy. She helps her client’s problem-solve issues that are barriers in their lives and helps them gain coping skills to help them manage their stressors.
Brooke currently works full-time in a school-based setting and will be available for appointments on Saturdays. She is also available for LPC supervision.
Having grown up as the daughter of a sheriff officer and married to a military soldier, Tiffany gets paramilitary cultures from personal and professional experience. For the past 10 years she has focused mostly on working with military trauma and for the last 2 years has expanded to include paramilitary trauma for first responders and their families.
She is trained in EMDR and has attended National Police Week with C.O.P.S. (Concerns of Police Survivors) as a counselor/speaker in 2023. Her goal is to walk with clients towards healing. Having graduated with a Bachelor’s in Biblical Studies she is able to work through trauma from a Christian perspective. Feel free to contact her if you have any questions. For those who prefer, she also offers video counseling through a secure platform to provide anonymity and easy access to counseling.
Lindsay was born into an Air Force family and has lived all over the country but considers Oklahoma her home. In 2018 Lindsay left Oklahoma and moved to Fort Worth, TX where she went to undergrad at Texas Christian University. Lindsay graduated in 2022 with a B.S. in Psychology and Child Development. After graduating from TCU, she decided it was time to come home to Oklahoma and continue her education. In the fall of 2022, she began her Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling. She is currently a graduate student at Oklahoma State University and is on her way to becoming a licensed mental health counselor.
In Lindsay's opinion, everyone should have the chance to live their best life. Issues with mental health can get in the way and hinder someone's emotional, psychological, and social well-being. She views it as a privilege to accompany people on their path to recovery and to instill in them optimism, resiliency, a positive self-image, and joy.
She utilizes an income-based sliding scale fee as a Clinical Intern to best serve her clients while at the Warren Alexander Group.
Lauren (she/her/hers) is from Norman, Oklahoma. She graduated from Oklahoma State University in 2022 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a minor in Mental Health Counseling. Lauren decided to stay at OSU and pursue a Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling. She is currently a graduate student and is on her way to becoming a licensed professional counselor.
Lauren uses an integrative approach to therapy, drawing from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Person-Centered Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She believes that this allows for meeting an individual's unique treatment needs and goals. She also emphasizes the importance of creating a safe and non-judgmental space for clients. Lauren believes in the power of the therapeutic relationship and the value of genuine empathy, acceptance, and active listening. By fostering a collaborative and validating environment, she strives to help others gain insight into their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, ultimately promoting personal development and positive change.
Lauren acknowledges that seeking therapy is a courageous step towards self-discovery and growth. She looks forward to working with clients and helping them achieve greater emotional well-being and live a more happy, fulfilling life.
Rachel grew up in Texas before moving to Stillwater to attend OSU. She received her Bachelors in Human Development and Family Science and graduated with Honors. She is currently pursuing her Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy.
Rachel is passionate about helping others. She has served in the community with Big Brothers Big Sisters and Wings of Hope. Rachel is interested in working with families, couples, and individuals. She is especially passionate about working with adolescents and survivors of sexual assault/trauma.
Rachel utilizes a variety of different models during therapy, but primarily views therapy through a systemic lens. She loves to use humor when appropriate and acknowledges that everyone’s therapeutic journey is different. Her goal when working with clients is to create a safe space where they can begin to heal and create change in their own lives. She utilizes an income-based sliding scale while at the Warren Alexander Group.
Rylie grew up in Northern Utah and has moved to Oklahoma to pursue a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy through OSU. She received a bachelor’s degree from Southern Utah University with a major in Family Life and Human Development and a minor in Psychology.
Rylie found her passion for Marriage and Family Therapy when she discovered Family Systems Theory which focuses on the way every individual impact and is influenced by their social systems. With an interest in the human experience, Rylie has a desire to support those around her in their growth. During her time in college, Rylie found excitement in the prospect of being a professor to undergraduate students and hopes one day to pursue a career as a part time professor and therapist. At the Warren Alexander Group, Rylie utilizes a sliding fee scale to provide affordable and quality therapy to clients.
Reilly graduated from Oklahoma State University in May 2022 with a B.S. in Psychology and minored in pre-counseling. After falling in love with the field of systemic therapy Reilly decided to continue her education at OSU in the Marriage and Family Therapy Program.
Reilly believes that every client is unique. Because of this belief she strives to use a variety of models and approaches to best serve the individual or individuals across from her. Reilly wants to help her clients use their amazing strengths help them overcome whatever might be blocking their path. Reilly loves to work with parents, couples, individuals, and anyone who walks through her door.
Reilly emphasizes the importance of connection and personalization in the therapy process. Therapy with her is a safe place for her clients to learn about themselves and grow at their pace. This individualized approach is designed to help clients see their own strengths and use them for positive change while working in a safe, collaborative environment. She utilizes an income-based sliding scale while at the Warren Alexander Group.