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John W. Long, Ph.D. received a doctoral degree
in clinical psychology from George Peabody College.
His areas of special interest are individual
psychotherapy for adults, and marital/relationship
therapy.

Eleanor Waldinger, M.A., LPA, LPC received a
masters degree in clinical psychology from Edinboro
University of Pennsylvania. Her areas of special
interest include marital therapy and psychotherapy
with adolescents and adults.

William H. Varley, Ph.D. received his doctoral
degree in school psychology from the University of
Wisconsin. His areas of interest include
psychotherapy and psychological evaluations for
children, adolescents, and adults; child custody
evaluations, and psychoeducational evaluations.

Ned A. Buckner, D. Min. has been an active
minister and pastoral counselor for thirty nine years.
He is licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist,
trained in solution-focused brief therapy. His areas of
special interest are premarital counseling, marriage
enrichment, group process, parenting issues, and
grief resolution.

Bryan E. Sullivan, M.S., LPC received a
master's degree in clinical psychology from Loyola
College of Baltimore, Maryland. He is a Licensed
Professional Counselor in the state of North
Carolina. His areas of special interest include
counseling with adults dealing with depression and
anxiety, and couples therapy.

C. Renee Davis, PhD received a doctoral degree
in school psychology from the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2005, and a Masters
degree in clinical psychology from North Carolina
Central University in 1996. She completed a
fellowship training in the evaluation and treatment of
autism spectrum disorders. Her areas of special
interest are counseling and psychological
evaluations with children and adolescents; and
psychoeducational testing, evaluation, and treatment
of autism spectrum disorders and attention
deficit/hyperactivity disorder.