Team Members (Photos link to psychology today profiles)
Dr. Everette Coffman, Ph.D. (Co-Owner LMHC/LMFT)
Dr. Everette Coffman, PhD, LMFT, LMHC, is a highly respected licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) and licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) specializing in attachment science, family systems, and addiction recovery. He is an Assistant Professor of Instruction in the Marriage and Family Therapy Program at the University of South Florida (USF), where he teaches graduate courses, advises students, and researches relational and attachment-based therapy. Dr. Coffman earned his Ph.D. in Counseling and Counselor Education from the University of Florida and has since dedicated his career to advancing the field of marriage and family therapy through education, clinical practice, and scholarly research.
In addition to his academic role, Dr. Coffman is the Executive Clinical Director and Owner of Priority One Coaching, Counseling, and Consulting, a private practice specializing in relationally bound treatment for couples and families. With over five years of experience leading this practice, he provides expert therapy in areas such as Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Gottman Couples Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and addiction recovery. As a certified Emotionally Focused Couples Therapist (EFT), he is highly skilled in helping couples and individuals navigate relationship distress, trauma, and attachment-related challenges. His training in EMDR and Gottman Couples Therapy further enhances his ability to offer evidence-based, trauma-informed care.
Dr. Coffman is also an active researcher and published author in family systems, addiction, and attachment science. His work explores the intersection of addiction and relational dynamics, with a focus on fostering secure attachments in individuals affected by substance use disorders. He has presented his research at national and international conferences, including the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR), the International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors (IAMFC), and the American Counseling Association (ACA). His dedication to scholarly excellence has earned him several prestigious awards, such as the Emerging Leader Award from IAMFC and the Relational Ethics Fellowship Award from The Doherty Foundation.
Beyond academia and clinical practice, Dr. Coffman is deeply committed to mental health advocacy and community service. As the CEO of Priority One Community Center, a nonprofit organization, he has successfully secured funding and grants to provide mental health resources to underserved populations, including reintegration programs for individuals transitioning from incarceration.
Dr. Coffman is an active member of multiple professional organizations, including the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT), the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR), the International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors (IAMFC), and the American Counseling Association (ACA). His commitment to advancing the fields of counseling and family therapy continues to shape his work as an educator, clinician, and researcher.
Dr. Tommy Moore, Ph.D., MBA, CPC, NCIP (Co-Owner, Consultant/Coach)
Dr. Thomas Moore is a distinguished educator, finance expert, and business consultant with extensive experience in entrepreneurship, business management, and financial analysis. With a Ph.D. in Business Administration (Finance Management) from Northcentral University, an MBA in Finance from Florida Institute of Technology, and a Bachelor’s in Business Administration (Finance) from the University of Central Florida, Dr. Moore has built a strong foundation in financial management, strategic planning, and economic development.
As a Professor of Entrepreneurship at RISE Inc., Adjunct Business Professor at Southeast Community College (SCC), and Crown College, Dr. Moore is committed to equipping students with the skills and knowledge necessary to launch and sustain successful businesses. He specializes in entrepreneurship, economics, leadership development, critical thinking, business analytics, and project management. Through his teaching, he emphasizes resilience, adaptability, and strategic decision-making to prepare students for real-world business challenges.
Beyond academia, Dr. Moore is the Founder and Business Consultant at Priority One Coaching, Counseling, & Consulting, where he provides expert guidance on business strategy, financial planning, entrepreneurship, and leadership development. He has successfully helped businesses innovate, streamline operations, and implement sustainable growth strategies. His expertise in qualitative and quantitative analysis, accounting, budgeting, and revenue optimization makes him a sought-after consultant in the financial sector.
Dr. Moore has a deep passion for community service and leadership. He previously served as the Director of Training at First United Methodist Church of Clermont, where he trained over 500 leaders and instructors in ministry curriculums and oversaw organizational development. He has also been a Financial Consultant and Administrator for DYLAMA, LLC, where he built tailored financial systems, conducted equity portfolio management, and standardized ethical business policies.
His research and publications reflect his dedication to entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and social impact. His works have been featured in Forbes, Sage Journals, and ProQuest, and he has delivered motivational and financial literacy workshops for organizations such as Prison to Professionals (P2P) and First United Methodist Church of Clermont. His "From Prison to Ph.D." journey, highlighted in multiple publications and podcasts, serves as an inspiring testament to his resilience, sacrifice, and achievement in overcoming barriers to success.
Dr. Moore is also an active member of various professional organizations, including the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS), Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Delta Epsilon Iota Honor Society, and the American Association of Individual Investors. His dedication to financial education and business development extends to his role as a Project Management Volunteer for the Greater Clermont Cancer Foundation and a Board Director at 3 Cross Ministries.
With a career spanning higher education, business consulting, nonprofit leadership, and financial expertise, Dr. Moore continues to inspire, educate, and empower individuals to achieve financial independence and business success.
For inquiries, collaborations, or consultations, Dr. Moore can be reached at Everettemoore08@gmail.com or via LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/everettemoore08.
Clermont / Orlando Location
Kelley Replogle, Clermont Clinical Director, M.S. (Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist)
Kelley is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Kelley received her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Southeastern University and her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Counseling. Kelley has experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and families. Kelley specializes in trauma, grief, life transitions, and anxiety. She uses a client-centered approach to best connect with the client and meet them where they are at. Kelley also uses cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and other trauma-informed approaches. Kelley’s goal is to walk alongside the client and help support whatever season of life the client is in.
Natali Uribe Naranjo M.A. (Licensed Mental Health Counselor)
Natali Uribe became licensed mental health counselor since October 2019, with experience providing substance abuse and mental health treatment. Natali graduated with a Bachelor in Arts in Psychology from her country of origin, Colombia. Then, after moving to Florida she received her Master’s in Art in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Webster University in 2017. Natali helps individuals to develop coping skills based on CBT approaches to learn behavioral activation, how to challenge negative thinking, regulate emotions, practice mindfulness, increase self-acceptance and compassion, and to learn assertive communication. Her purpose as a therapist is facilitating individual process of transformation listening clients’ narrative without judgment using a compassionate approach where clients can feel safe to express feelings and thoughts, and to help them to reframe the meaning of their own history to begin the process of healing. Depending of each client necessity in treatment, Natali also helps adult clients to process childhood trauma and to recognize unhealthy behavioral, emotional and interpersonal patterns caused for codependency or insecure attachment, and encourages clients to increase their commitment to use tools learned in therapy to make “one day at the time” changes.
Beverly Cooper, M.S. (Licensed Mental Health Counselor)
We are all going through our individual trying times, and it helps to have someone to talk to and guide you see things from another perspective. I am here to listen and help you discover what is best for you. Are you struggling with depression, job loss, anxiety, communication difficulties, relationship problems, divorce, children’s behavioral problems. If so give me a call, I will work with you and your loved ones to help you learn the tools to successfully manage your symptoms, as well as attain a more balanced and enriched level of enjoyment in your life.
My practice includes children and adults. CBT, Brief Solution Focused, Play therapy, and DBT are several therapies that I use throughout the therapeutic process. Women's issues, Couples counseling, and Behavioral management are my specialties.
My goal with therapy with my clients is for them to be able to open up and process the root causes of their presenting issues and through this new found awareness and education, be able to manage their lives more effectively.
Katelyn Green, (RMHCI)
Katelyn Green is a Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern and dedicated LGBTQIA+ ally who earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Southern New Hampshire University and completed her master’s in clinical mental health counseling at Walden University in 2023. She is dedicated to supporting underserved teens and young adults in navigating self-acceptance, confidence, and expression in a world that unfortunately remains close-minded and sometimes cruel.
Katelyn provides a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can untangle spiraling thoughts, build self-compassion, and embrace their authentic selves. Using narrative, person-centered, and psychodynamic approaches, she helps clients connect their past experiences to their present challenges, fostering hope, healing, and growth. You don’t have to face these struggles alone—Katelyn is here to help you build confidence and create a life that you are proud to live.
Morgan Haas M.Ed. (RMHCI)
“Morgan is a Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern. She received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Florida Gulf Coast University and her master’s in Counselor Education from Florida Atlantic University. Morgan has experience working children and teens with anxiety, depression, ADHD, school related stress, self-esteem or self confidence concerns. She also works with teens and adults experiencing life transitions into a new stage of life.
Morgan enjoys working with individuals with ADHD as she knows how important it is to work with a professional who truly understands what you’re going through. She's able to use both her personal and professional experiences to help individuals navigate a life with hurdles and challenges that can greatly impact their education.”
Patrice Green-Ewart M.Ed. (RMHCI, MFT)
Patrice Green-Ewart, originally from Jamaica, is a dedicated mental health counselor and marriage and family therapist with a deep commitment to helping others thrive. She has completed degrees in psychology and marriage and family therapy, along with extensive training in multicultural competency, allowing her to connect meaningfully with clients from diverse backgrounds. Patrice takes a holistic approach to well-being, recognizing the importance of mind, body, and spirit in achieving balance and health.
Specializing in depression, anxiety, career counseling, postpartum care, lactation support, and parenting skills, Patrice is passionate about supporting mothers, families, and children. She believes in fostering healthy bonds from pregnancy onward, seeing these early connections as crucial to lifelong emotional well-being. Her aim is to create a supportive environment where clients feel empowered to reach their full potential.
Patrice continues to grow her expertise, striving toward becoming an expert in the field. She’s committed to advocating for mental health awareness in her community and constantly seeking new ways to expand her skills through continuing education and diverse experiences.
Amber Long, M.S. (RMHCI)
Amber Long is a Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern seeing individual adults experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, ptsd, and overall looking for a change in the way things are. Her approach to counseling is a combination of creating a safe space for clients to be their authentic selves free of judgement, and implementing helpful coping strategies that honor their goals. By using person-centered and psychodynamic strategies, therapy will look like working through the past, honoring the present, and looking towards goals for the future. It will also incorporate emotions, coping strategies, and feeling safe in the client’s experiences.
Marianna Cookshott M.A. (RMFTI)
Marianna Cookshott is a Registered Marriage and Family Therapist Intern. She received her bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Psychology from the College of Charleston. She earned her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Nova Southeastern University. Marianne
is a Solution Focused Therapist whose goal is to incorporate positive psychology practices to help clients focus on solutions, rather than the problems that brought them to seek therapy. Marianne’s specialties are depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, panic disorders,
suicidal ideologies, and grief counseling.
Carrie Powell, RCSWI (Registered Clinical Social Worker Intern)
Carrie Powell is a Clinical Social Worker Intern who received her bachelor’s and master’s in social work from Walden University. She completed her master’s degree with a graduate certificate in Military Social Work. Carrie is passionate about helping veterans and others overcome trauma using evidence-based therapies to help clients build resilience and learn new coping skills to enhance their quality of life. Carrie is an EMDRIA-approved EMDR therapist. Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is based on the science of the brain. EMDR therapy resolves trauma reactions and negative thought processes using dual attention stimulation to access the maladaptive memory network that has improperly stored information in the brain, allowing new, adaptive information to be processed, resulting in reduced hypervigilance, anxiety, and negative thoughts. Carrie has experience working with individuals who struggle with addictions and families who have a loved one with an addiction.
Justin Nelson (RMHCI)
I am a Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern, working towards becoming a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, and I have a passion for seeing people grow and heal in clinically measurable ways.
I focus on helping clients repair attachment disturbances and heal trauma in a relational paradigm. My theoretical orientation is psychodynamic, and I use an eclectic blend of IFS, EFT, and the Ideal Parent Figure Protocol with some somatic processing to guide my clients through the healing process.
I believe in real objective healing. The brain is neuroplastic. When we enter a relationally secure place within the Self/Other relationships, we prime the brain for the optimal conditions to transform and integrate into a more whole and complete sense of Self. In this context, the rigid patterns of mental suffering can be gently reshaped into more internally secure and coherent patterns of mind when the mind/body feels safe enough to do so.
As little as a newborn, the mother/infant bond is the relational dyad that begins the process of forming our internal representations of the Self. Attachment is the fundamental paradigm by which humans evolve, heal, and grow the Self (from birth until death). Therefore, to change, we must seek out a safe haven & a relational base from which we can form a secure bond, and from that bond, begin to change and heal.
This is my goal for my clients: to use evidence based techniques to help build an experiential base of safety from within; move within that safe base to create emotionally corrective attachment experiences to Self/Other, and use those healing experiences to reconsolidate traumatic memories and create secure internal models of Self/Other relationships by resolving deep unconscious traumatic patterns from within. As time moves on, you should begin to notice the benefits of greater emotional resilience, a strengthened capacity to self-regulate; more mental coherence, resulting in better capacity to mentalize: differentiate Self/Other mental states, gain improved emotional attunement to Self/Other, and experience an overall increase in the capacity to be nourished by a deeply enriching and intimate relationship to the Self as well as in all other relational connections you have, allowing you to function as the most authentic, genuine, self-congruent, creative, productive, healthy, whole and expansive version of yourself.
Monica Laime M.S. (RMHCI)
Monica completed her Master’s degree in Rehabilitation and Mental Health
Counseling with a focus on Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of South Florida. She received specialized training in a variety of evidence-based treatments such as Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman method, and trauma informed care. Monica enjoys working with adult individuals, adolescents, couples, and families to create more emotional safety and awareness within their lives and relationships by helping them identify certain areas where they feel stuck, and collaborating with them to create meaningful goals and changes that are tailored to their unique needs and aspirations. Her specialties include working with depression, self-esteem, stress and anxiety, grief and loss, spirituality, racial and cultural related struggles, as well as navigating life transitions. She has conducted group therapy that focused on creating healthy relationships, communication, and self-esteem, as well as dealing with anxiety and unhealthy relationships. Monica’s goal is creating a safe environment where you feel safe, heard and understood and to walk alongside you on this brave journey of self-understanding, transformation
and growth.
Anna Munn, M.S. (RMHCI)
Hello! My name is Anna. I am a trauma-informed therapist and an artist at heart. I view the world through a lens of beautifully broken pieces, each on a journey towards wholeness.
My passion is working with individuals of all ages and backgrounds who have experienced trauma and its multifaceted effects, including anxiety, depression, dissociation, and somatic symptoms.
I specialize in treating childhood and religious trauma, deconstruction, and Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD). My approach integrates Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy with creative techniques to provide a gentle and empowering path to self-discovery and healing.
My desire is to create a safe and supportive environment where you can simply be you, without any pressure or judgement. Through mindfulness practices and parts work, we'll explore ways to cultivate trust, emotional regulation, and inner balance.
I would be honored to walk alongside you on this journey. Together, we can discover what truly nourishes your well-being and supports your unique path towards wholeness.
Sally Breedlove, M.S. (RMHCI)
I am a Registered Marriage & Family Therapist Intern. I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Florida and my Masters degree in Marriage & Family Therapy from the University of South Florida. I work with couples who want to reconnect and resolve conflict as well as with individuals who struggle with depression, anxiety, self-esteem, relational distress, trauma, and disability.
I practice Emotionally Focused Therapy, an evidence-based therapy, with a goal to help clients feel more at ease with themselves, more connected with the people who matter, and confident in their ability to manage the stressors of their everyday lives. My job is to be a non-judgmental and compassionate anchor for my clients to feel supported as they embark on their healing journey. I believe that living a life of growth, meaning, and joy is attainable for anyone with the courage to take the first steps.