Joy Potential Coaching & Counseling

With tremendous kindness, wisdom, depth, and warmth, Andrea has dedicated herself to accompanying clients on a journey of personal discovery, deep healing, and self-inquiry, in order to reconnect to their inherent wholeness and peace.

Andrea earned her Master’s degree from Ohio University and is a graduate of the three-year Somatic Experiencing training, a modality developed by Dr. Peter Levine.

Somatic Experiencing with Andrea can be beneficial for anyone experiencing the effects of trauma or chronic stress. It is particularly helpful for those who feel that traditional talk therapies have not fully addressed their needs. If you’re looking for a holistic approach that integrates both body and mind, Somatic Experiencing might be a good fit for you.

Andrea’s various professional experiences as an art historian, published writer and researcher, school co-founder, and teacher have paved the way for a coaching career that is rich in curiosity, compassionate interest in others, and an insatiable love of learning.

When not supporting clients, which is work that she finds both inspiring and deeply rewarding, Andrea can be found behind the lens of her camera or enjoying time with her husband of 35 years, their two adult daughters and new son-in-law, and their pets, Poppy and Arlo.

Bethany brings her steady, calming attention, gentle curiosity, and nurturing energies to her work in sessions. She believes that healing our external lives and our relationships begins with turning in love and compassion toward ourselves, and to this end she will work collaboratively with you to help you attend deeply to what is going on internally, honor the integrity and wisdom of what is heard, reparent the wounded inner child, and begin meeting previously unmet needs. Clients often report that the self-focused work they have done with Bethany is transforming how they feel in their relationships and other life contexts.

Bethany has worked with many presenting concerns, including but not limited to anxiety and related disorders, depression and other mood disorders, relationships, student concerns (having worked extensively with college and graduate students, both American and from many countries of origin), parenting concerns, grief, spiritual confusion, obsessions and compulsions, addictions, PTSD, and relational trauma/attachment wounds. Bethany is multiculturally oriented and seeks to understand and treat presenting concerns in the context of the whole person and clients’ overlapping identities.

Bethany graduated with a master’s degree in counseling from Indiana University’s Counseling Education Program and holds associate licensure in the state of Indiana.

In addition to working alongside clients in therapy, Bethany enjoys many other life activities like gardening, puzzling, writing poems, playing tennis, and doing all kinds of things familiar and new with her beloved husband and son. She also enjoys getting immersed in a book and looking for bright pebbles in the creek bed.

Brandt is known for his honesty and his peaceful spirit in storms and challenges. His first career was teaching public school for 10 years, and he began training as a counselor in 2015. He is trained in EMDR and Positive Psychology.

He is the proud husband of an amazing wife (who is also a therapist!) and the proud parent of one teen, three elementary schoolers, two dogs and one cat.

He loves floating in a kayak, winter hikes, and playing piano.

With individuals, couples, and especially parents, Brandt’s passion is helping you heal from pain and find the bravest parts of yourself.

Emma is a warm, grounded, and integrative therapist with specialties in somatic therapy, yoga therapeutics, energy healing, and relationship coaching. She supports clients through a holistic approach that honors the mind-body connection, helping them heal trauma, regulate the nervous system, and reconnect with their inner wisdom.

Emma is especially passionate about working with clients navigating complex trauma, attachment wounds, anxiety, stress, depression, neurodiversity and autism, disordered eating, body image concerns, and low self-esteem or confidence. She is deeply committed to supporting LGBTQIA+ individuals, military personnel and first responders, multicultural populations, and those experiencing major life transitions, such as starting college, moving, or going through divorce. She also works with those on a spiritual healing journey, integrating practices that align with clients’ beliefs and inner values.

With over a decade of experience in health and wellness, Emma holds a B.A. in Psychology and an M.S. Ed in Mental Health Counseling and Counselor Education from Indiana University. She is a certified Somatic Practitioner, a certifed Thriving Relationship Coach, a certified Yoga Teacher, and a Reiki Master, with advanced training in yoga therapeutics and energy-based healing modalities.

Emma currently serves as a therapist and Thriving Relationship Coach at the Center for Thriving Relationships. She is known for her compassionate presence, intuitive care, and deep respect for each person’s unique journey. She looks forward to supporting you in reconnecting with your body, your truth, and your capacity to thrive.

With her exceptionally loving, wise, and compassionate heart and depth of insight, Gabrièle will collaborate with you to imagine new and fulfilling ways of relating to yourself and others.

With a first career as an educator, an MA in Art Education (2003), a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction (2008), and certifications as a Thriving Relationship Coach, Joy Potential Coach, and Reiki III Master/Practitioner, Gabrièle is grounded not only in teaching and learning, but also in wonder, awe, and the understanding that all things connect.

Gabrièle is passionate about growing through conflict and obstacles in all stages of life. As a former middle and high school teacher and university professor, with 26 years of experience in education, Gabrièle appreciates the challenges young people face and welcomes working with them just as much as she enjoys working with people in mid-life and beyond.

Constantly listening, studying, and connecting, it is her life’s work to understand the soul and science of relationships. Areas of special interest and expertise include effective communication, repairing after conflict, rebuilding intimacy after challenges, pre-marriage coaching, and parenting.

Good relationships (and thus a good life, the research tells us), require practice, not perfection. Gabrièle practices everyday living with intention and joy with her husband of 16 years, their wonderful teenage son (and greatest teacher), and a large extended family of loved ones.

Gary is a deeply compassionate listener who meets his clients with warmth, kindness, and loving support. Gary has served a wide range of clients, including couples, individuals, groups, and families.

Through active listening, insightful questions, and practical hands-on tools, Gary helps couples discover new opportunities to strengthen their connection and create the joyful relationships of their dreams.

Gary brings incredible life experience to his work — as a parent, grandparent, therapist, and happily married husband. He has the perfect foundation for understanding both the challenges and beauty of relationships and is excited to help you heal and strengthen yours and make it thrive like never before.

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Haley specializes in working with tweens, teens (12+ years of age) and young adults and has a remarkable gift for helping clients open up, feel understood, and begin to heal.

She accepts insurance in Indiana (see details below) and is currently accepting new clients.

With a background in Neuroscience (B.S.) and a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Indiana University (M.S.Ed), Haley deeply understands how the developing brain processes stress, emotion, identity, and connection.

Haley brings an authentically curious, grounded, and deeply nurturing presence into every session and quickly builds safety, trust, and genuine rapport.

Her approach is tailored to each client’s unique personality and needs. She integrates evidence-based tools like:

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

• Motivational Interviewing to help teens and young adults build confidence and feel empowered

Therapy with Haley doesn’t feel clinical or rigid. It feels human, and she believes in a holistic approach to mental health, honoring the connection between brain, body, emotions, and environment.

If you are the parent of a tween or teen, rest assured that Haley understands how the whole family can be impacted. She approaches her work with compassion for both teens and the people who love them most.

No matter what you or your teen is facing (anxiety, depression, identity questions, social stress, academic pressure, family conflict, etc.) Haley is genuinely grateful for the opportunity to provide support, healing, safety, connection, and the opportunity for incredible personal growth.

Schedule a FREE consultation to learn more or get started or call us at 812-223-7186.

With clarity, compassion, and care, Ingrid will guide you towards greater self understanding and inner peace. Her specialties include helping people heal from depression, anxiety, and grief. Over the past 20 years, as a healer and coach, she has led retreats and workshops for organizations, nonprofits, and yoga studios.

Among her countless trainings and certifications, Ingrid has studied Reiki, bodywork, Emotional Freedom Technique, somatic psychology, Nonviolent Communication, and movement meditation. She is also a certified facilitator of the mindfulness-based “Living Inquiries,” where she will take you through a life-changing healing journey.

For fun, Ingrid loves improv dance, organic gardening, personal development, deep connection with loved ones. and rescuing animals.

With overflowing empathy and encouragement towards everyone she encounters, Karmon has a special glow about her from the amount of kindness and warmth she emanates. She offers individual therapy and coaching with Joy Potential. Karmon is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and received her BA in Biology and MS Ed.S in Counseling and Counselor Education at Indiana University.

She is trained in various treatment multiple modalities, such as CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), mindfulness, Energy Psychology techniques, Solution-Focused Therapy, Art Therapy, somatic awareness techniques, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR, a powerful modality to overcome anxiety and trauma).

Kate believes that people make sense.

Rather than asking, “What’s wrong with you?” she is more interested in understanding the patterns that have developed through a lifetime of relationships, experiences, and adaptation. She believes many of the ways people think, feel, relate, and protect themselves once served an important purpose and represent resilience and skills for survival. Therapy offers an opportunity to approach those patterns with curiosity rather than criticism, fostering greater awareness, greater flexibility, and, ultimately, more choice.

Before becoming a therapist, Kate spent ten years as a bodyworker and has maintained a dedicated yoga practice for nearly twenty years. Those experiences continue to shape the way she understands healing. She views the mind, body, relationships, and environment as interconnected, and enjoys helping clients notice the ways these systems influence one another. What can initially feel like a collection of unrelated struggles often begins to make sense when viewed through a wider lens.

Kate works from a trauma-informed, attachment-oriented, and nervous system-informed perspective, integrating principles from Somatic Experiencing®, mindfulness, and interpersonal neurobiology. She enjoys working with adults navigating anxiety, trauma, grief, life transitions, relationship challenges, chronic pain and illness, and the many ways stress can become woven into daily life.

Therapy is not about fixing what is broken, but about creating enough space for people to reconnect with themselves, which is foundational in Kate’s approach. As old patterns soften and new possibilities emerge, clients often find greater ease, deeper connection, and the freedom to become more fully themselves.

She earned her Master of Social Work degree from Indiana University and is currently completing the Intermediate level of Somatic Experiencing® training and anticipates becoming a certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) in 2027. She strives to offer a warm, collaborative space where meaningful work can happen—and where, when the moment calls for it, laughter is always welcome.

With her extraordinary gift for deep, wise, and compassionate listening, it’s no wonder people find it so easy to open up to Rachel and feel her support immediately. An avid reader and researcher, Rachel has extensively studied energy healing, mindfulness, the neuroscience of happiness, and personal development.

As Co-Owner of a wellness salon for 20+ years, she has a wealth of experience and training in diverse healing modalities, and it is her life’s mission to support others in living their optimal lives. Rachel is a Certified Reiki Master/Teacher, an expert on essential oils (which she integrates with her Reiki, healing, and coaching sessions whenever clients are open to it), and practitioner of various energy healing modalities and mindfulness-based practices, including EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) and more.

In addition to being a Joy Potential Coach and energy healer, Rachel delights in time with her family, hikes in nature, camping, road trips, picking wildflowers, and constantly learning new things.

Susan is intuitive, empathic, and compassionate. Her warmth of heart and calm presence offer a safe, comforting space to explore, untangle, release, and heal the pain and challenges, while lighting the path forward to help you grow toward creating the life and love you are longing for!

Walking the journey of widowhood after 20 years of marriage and becoming a single parent of two teenagers, she knows what it is like to be engulfed in darkness and experience tremendous loss. She is a certified grief mentor and will be a beam of light in your darkness, walking with you as you reflect, grieve, process, integrate, and heal. And when you are ready, she will help guide you toward envisioning a new chapter of the life you want and deserve, while providing the tools and loving support to get you there.

A native to Indiana, Susan studied counseling psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute near Santa Barbara, CA, and she now resides in the mountains of Western North Carolina. She has completed numerous trainings and certifications over the years as a life-long student of growth, transformation, and healing.

In Susan’s free time, she can be found working in her yard and dreaming up new spaces inside and around her home. She loves to dance, hike, bike, listen to live music at outdoor venues, and make connections everywhere she goes. Susan teaches yoga and qigong and also loves art and making pottery. Susan adores her young adult children who inspire her continuously, as they are two of her greatest teachers.