Mary Corrigan
MSW-Clinical & Macro - Therapist

Mary Corrigan has a Master’s in Social Work from Michigan State University.  She has thirty-five years of experience as a Therapist providing compassionate care through warmth and humor in her therapy style working through a wide range of concerns experienced by adults, couples, families, and groups, including twenty-five years working with children who are involved in the foster care system.  She is a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in trauma therapy with children and adolescents and their parents, including those children who have been involved in the foster care system and/or have been adopted. She particularly enjoys working with parents with their children and teenagers using play therapy to help them cope with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, transitions and family recovery from traumatic events.

Ashley Jones
LLMSW-Clinical - Child and Adolescent Therapist

Ashley has a Master’s in Social Work from Louisiana State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from Alma College. She has experience working with youth and adolescents of diverse backgrounds in various settings including the classroom, in-home, and in a clinic. Ashley has 5 years of experience working with autistic children, as well as youth with ADHD and anxiety disorders. She is dedicated to providing a neurodiversity affirming and trauma-informed space, as well as a LGBTQIA+ and gender affirming environment. Ashley utilizes a collaborative approach to play based therapy, building meaningful relationships with youth and their caregivers and individualizing goals and treatment. 

Lindsey Payne
LLMSW-Clinical - Child and Adolescent Therapist

Lindsey Payne earned her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Saginaw Valley State University and then completed her Master’s in Social Work from Michigan State University. Before her work at Child and Family Charities, Lindsey interned at Hurley Medical Center where she worked with children, adolescents, and adults assisting in their discharge planning. Lindsey enjoys working with children using numerous play therapy activities, such as arts and crafts. Lindsey uses ones strengths as the building blocks to accomplish their goals. She works with clients by providing support and empathy while creating a plan that is specific to them

Anna Piazza
LLMSW-Clinical - Emotional Health Therapist within Waverly Community Schools

Anna Piazza received her Master’s in Social Work from Fordham University and Bachelors in Social Work from Calvin University. She is experienced in providing mental health services to adults, leading prevention groups for youth, and supporting mentoring initiatives with children and adolescents. Currently, Anna offers solutions-focused, trauma-informed services to students while utilizing a strengths-based approach. She is trained in TF-CBT (Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), and CAMS (Collaborative Assessment & Management of Suicidality). She is also a trainer for Youth Mental Health First Aid. She loves coming alongside youth in a variety of evidence-based practices while empowering them to celebrate their inherent value, strong resilience, and vibrant uniqueness. Out of the office, Anna enjoys thrifting, mothering plants, and spending time with friends.

Lindsay Stanfield
LLMSW-Clinical - Child, Adolescent & Adult Therapist (Telehealth Only)

Lindsay Stanfield has a Masters in Social Work from Spring Arbor University and a Bachelors in social work with a minor in Youth Studies from Central Michigan University. She has experience in working with both children, adolescents, and adults. Lindsay has experience working with youth and children in the foster care system, mental health, and juvenile justice. She also has experience working with adults with substance use disorder and mental health. Lindsay is passionate about helping individuals identify and implement change to meet their goals.