Meet Our Therapists

Leah Steverson, Founder, Executive Director and Therapist received her BA in Sociology, Psychology and Social Work from the University of Dayton, and her MA in Social Work from Case Western Reserve University. Leah Steverson is a Licensed Independent Social Worker with supervision designation in the State of Ohio.
Leah loves being a Therapist and views the therapeutic process as a partnership to maximize potential. As a clinician, Leah values a multidisciplinary, integrative approach and believes in the power of collaboration and unity. Leah’s work emphasizes the significance of empowering individuals and families to be the best version of themselves. Leah appreciates the individual and recognizes the importance of meeting them where they are. 
In her spare time, Leah loves to spend time with her husband and daughter, family and friends.

Antonnett Heath is a Licensed Independent Social Worker with Supervision designation in the State of Ohio. Antonnett earned her MSW from Northern Kentucky University in 2015. 
Antonnett's goal is to learn your story, meet you where you are, as well as to provide a safe space to allow healing. She hopes to equip you with effective healthy coping skills while you gain emotional awareness and so much more. Where some ask, "what is wrong with you?" Antonnett wants to know what happened? Antonnett's goal is to help change unhealthy relationship patterns, heal unresolved trauma and build a healthy relationship with the most important person, YOURSELF and others through forgiveness, establishing healthy boundaries, and more.
Antonnett has over 15+ years of experience working with adolescents, young adults, and adults. Antonnett has provided services to individuals dealing with issues with chemical dependency, domestic violence, homelessness, child welfare, trauma and more.
With Antonnett, you will learn how to feel empowered, unpack your feelings, and feel your feelings.

Chantel is a Licensed Social Worker in Ohio. Chantel has experience working as a behavioral/mental health specialist with children and their families as well as adults with mental and substance use disorders. Chantel’s practice is guided by Cognitive Behavioral techniques while utilizing a holistic approach, meeting clients where they are and offering empathy and acceptance. Chantel offers outpatient and telehealth services to adolescents, adults, and couples.

Her work focuses on addressing issues stemming from trauma, anxiety, and depression.