Practice Owner
Clinical ManagerTychelle S. Jones , Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker (LSCSW) having earned three degrees – 2002 Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Cameron University, Lawton, OK; 2006 Masters of Science and Youth Development, University Nebraska Lincoln, Lincoln Nebraska; 2012 Masters of Social Work, Washburn University, Topeka, KS.
Ms. Jones’ personal choices led her towards a career of advocacy and service on behalf of the abused, neglected and traumatized due to family violence, in 2002. Her vast professional experience includes managing a safe shelter, court advocacy, serving as liaison with law enforcement, and collaborating with other professional agencies to assist families affected by domestic violence. Ms. Jones has provided these services in the private sector with the local domestic violence and sexual assault agency, The Crisis Center, Inc. as well as for the Department of Army where, beginning in 2006, she served as Lead advocate for the Fort Riley Victim Advocate Program, educator, liaison, and became certified as an expert Witness for Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault matters. Ms. Jones, an established expert, has served this vulnerable population for the past 20 plus years.
Ms. Jones has broadened her skill sets (2019) to include working as an Inpatient Behavioral Health Social Worker. She assessed individuals who present with highly complex cases with some needing suicide intervention. Ms. Jones collaborated with a multi-disciplinary team and provides individual and delicate focus on the clients while they are on the inpatient unit. She then continued to service this population working with the Veteran’s Crisis Line through the Veteran’s Administration (2020). Working as a clinician in private practice has allowed Ms. Jones to accomplish her desire in truly meeting the client where they are at. Ms. Jones now provides full-time, 100% virtual therapeutic services working with a diverse set of clients (Serious and Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI), Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED), socioeconomic status, age, ethnicity, and sexual orientation, etc.
In addition to a being a dedicated professional, she is a mother to 3 biological children and 1 bonus child who assisted her in the foundation and fruition of her dream of establishing a mental health group practice.
Offers 100% virtual/telehealth services.
tsjones@365counseling.net
In Her Own Words
“I believe everyone deserves a chance; a chance at happiness, a chance at love, a chance at life, any CHANCE! I find extreme purpose as I assist individuals to find what satisfies them as well as presented barriers, restrictions, and issues faced in their journey. I strive to support them in finding peace and finding their own purpose. My personal choices have lead me towards a career of advocacy and service on behalf of the abused, neglected and traumatized due to family violence and sexual assault.
Whatever issue you may be facing, you do not have to do so alone. Allow me to join you on the journey to find the Greater in YOU!
I am available to provide thorough risk assessments, diagnosis, lethality, severity, and protective factors. In addition to assessments, I am available to provide assistance in developing a fluid safety plan for all parties involved and considered the life-long lasting impact of domestic violence on children. My primary goal as an advocate, educator, and therapist is to ensure safety, assist in breaking the cycle of violence while providing clinically sound treatment that helps those most impacted to live their best life, find purpose, and influence changes where desired.
My background includes working with those experiencing racial issues to include cultural competency, racial identity, racial trauma and racial workplace trauma, grief, depression, family conflict, women issues, self-esteem issues, anxiety, coping skills, codependency, and a variety of other areas. My approaching preference is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, (MI), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). Other modalities are optional case by case.
Currently serving as a mental health advocate for Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC), while considering this population deserving the opportunity to have emotional and mental wellness.
Currently servicing individuals, couples, families, and groups.
Tychelle S. Jones, LSCSW
Barbara J. Garber, LSCSW, MAC
bgarber@365counseling.net
Barbara J. Garber, Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker (LSCSW) began her career in addictions treatment in Baltimore in 1988. She earned an Associates degree in Addictions Counseling. The next was a Human Services Bachelor’s degree and then a certificate in Prevention. In 2000, she earned a Master Social Work degree from The University of Kansas. Two years later, she earned her LSCSW. She is also a Master Addiction Counselor with an LCAC license in the state of Kansas. Throughout her career, Barbara has worked in Intensive Outpatient for Substance abuse, detox units and outpatient with the US Army for addictions counseling. In addition, she was the supervisor for a Partial Hospitalization Program, with Johns Hopkins Hospital for adolescents. In the last 15 years, Barbara has worked with sexual violence trauma with both adults and children, PTSD with active duty soldiers and veterans and also has worked with domestic violence and child abuse. Currently Barbara is working in eradicating sexual violence in the military. Over the vast and varied experiences Barbara has assisted others with, she continues to focus on the strength of the individual and family she is working with. Everyone has their solutions it is just a matter of teasing them out.
Offers 100% virtual/telehealth services.
LaTanya Butler-Palmer, LMSW
lbpalmer@365counseling.net
For more than a decade, I’ve been supporting individuals and families during critical turning points in their lives – first as an advocate and now as a clinical social worker. I am honored to be joining the 365 team as I pursue my clinical social work advancement. I value the wisdom that clients bring to therapeutic conversation. I’m dedicated to providing a safe, nurturing, and nonjudgmental environment where your well-being and personal growth are significant. As you explore and gain an understanding of the issues you are facing, we will work collectively to establish achievable goals. I’m passionate about empowering individuals to heal and live their most authentic lives. I strongly believe that everyone, regardless of background, ability, or beliefs, should have a safe space where they can feel comfortable being their true self.
My work experience includes extensive training and experience working with survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. I am also skilled working with special populations to include: service members, military families, veterans, BIPOC and LGBTQ communities. I’m currently taking new clients and conducting telehealth services via video for evenings & some weekends.
Offers 100% virtual/telehealth services.
Toiane L. Taylor, LSCSW
toitay@365counseling.net
I provide Supportive Telehealth Services for individuals, couples and families. I have provided social services for 30 years. In that time, I’ve met individuals and families during some of the most challenging times in their lives; the goal of our efforts always being to support them while they reached their level of stability and beyond.
We all need help and support through life. There have been many societal changes in the last 10-20 years. Issues like social media, isolation, depression and cut-off relationships may have become the norm – but YOUR life can be so much more fulfilling!
Sometimes, we suddenly find, as we work so hard to care for the others in our life – that we have lost ourselves in the process and may feel invisible to those in our lives, overwhelmed or maybe unable to carry the load before us. Something needs to change – right? What should you do? What can you do?
These are the types of solutions I can help you find and create for yourself and your life. And I will do so in an authentic, honest, trustworthy way. I will sit with you in the hard places while you work yourself towards your solutions and will affirm for you – your visibility and ability to be in charge of yourself in your life.
Client Focus:
Ethnicity: African-American and other Racial or Ethnic Background
Faith: Christian, Spirituality
Other: Veterans, Strength-Based, Trauma Focused, Attachment-Based
Offers 100% virtual/telehealth services.
Jessica Kampfe, LSCSW
jkampfe@365counseling.net
My belief is that everyone deserves to be thriving throughout life, not just surviving. When our mental health starts impacting our daily activities and routines, it can be hard to see a way to improve the situation. I strive to provide a safe, non-judgmental, caring environment for my clients to share their current struggles. Together we can address your current concerns and develop a plan that will fit your goals. My professional experience includes working with individuals with developmental disorders, survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, military personnel and their families, and caregivers.
I specialize in working with individuals who are facing difficult life transitions. Currently, I can meet with clients in the evenings and some weekends.
Specialties:
- Life Transitions
- Women’s Issues
- Trauma and PTSD
Offers 100% virtual/telehealth services.
"Ant Connie"
Administrative Coordinator
admincb@365counseling.net
So, I told my granddaughter that I needed to write a bio and that I didn’t know what to say. She said “grandma that’s stuff about you right? Just say your name, how old you are, about me, you like to cook and that you love to drink coffee 24 hours a day”.
So here it is: My given name is Constance, but I normally go by Connie or “Ant Connie”, yes I know that’s the wrong aunt and there’s a story behind that that only a few know of. I was born and raised right here in Manhattan, KS…I call it home! I have been blessed with 3 grandchildren ages 11, 12, and 13 years old, and yes, they are more that a handful. For 20 years I worked as a preschool teacher which I loved. It’s amazing to see some of the parents or children all grown up and they still remember me. At a certain point I realized it was time to retire from the classroom because I had issues getting up from sitting on the floor. So, I then moved to the administrative side of working at a childcare center. Over the years I wore many hats: office assistant, assistant director, director, sub, kitchen aide and janitor. I believed that no matter what your position is there is a time when you sometimes have to pitch in and do what needs to be done. Now at the ripe “young” age of 61 I’m learning some new things here at 365. It’s true that you can teach an old dog new tricks. My stress reliever is sometimes doing nothing and just watching TV or taking a nap (so if you call me and I don’t answer I just might be sleep because when I’m out…I’m out). I’ve also been known to make some fried rice and egg rolls or any number of things I may have a taste for. Usually, I do the baking for holiday meals and then there’s the Christmas cookies. For years I have been trying to share this recipe, but I’m told they don’t taste the same, and it’s true they don’t. I also sew, crochet, make different crafts and love house plants which I can grow and kill at the same time. Oh, and while I do drink coffee every day it’s usually 2 to 3 cups and not 24 hours a day.
Kristina Springer, LSCSW
kspringer@365counseling.net
Are you exhausted trying to hold everything together, feeling as if you’re failing, not good enough, or all alone? Life often presents challenges that leave us overwhelmed, stuck, anxious, mad, sad, and even afraid. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 20 years’ experience, I am passionate about helping others better their situation. My goal is to create a safe space, where you feel heard, without judgement and supported. I will walk alongside you, providing skills and tools, as you navigate through your unique journey. Life can be messy and unpredictable, but you don’t have to face it alone. It takes courage and strength to reach out and I’m here when you’re ready!
Offers 100% virtual/telehealth services.
Brad Kelly, LMSW
bkelly@365counseling.net
A graduate of Washburn University where I attained a Bachelor’s and clinical Master’s degree in Social Work. I am a Veteran, having served in the Military for 10 years, 8 of which my passion was to counsel and assist in the development for the personal and professional growth and wellbeing of Soldiers. Since discharging, I have focused on individuals and groups in a community crisis residence as well as Veterans experiencing behavioral health concerns.
I believe that we as people can overcome challenges and achieve in life the goals that we have, had have, and will have. The barriers that we are faced with, when perceived as challenges to overcome can be overcome through our journey of understanding and development in ourselves. I have 3 years experience working with individuals and groups in crisis
and acute psychological settings in order to establish and maintain stabilization for social, familial, and psychological needs.
Working together, we can collaborate by processing your concerns and to overcome challenges for you to work towards your therapeutic goals. It is with positive supports that the hardships in life are challenged and overcome. Your perspective, insight, and understanding of your life, culture and situations are paramount in the clinical relationship needed to achieve your goals. These factors will be the foundation within the therapeutic relationship and be our focus for the treatment approach that will guide our work together to meet your individual needs.
The specific experience I have working with behavioral health includes:
Acute Depression
Acute Anxiety
Suicide assessment and intervention
SPMI (Severe Persistant Mental Illness)
Bipolar
Medical Issues and Illness
Multicultural Issues
Psychotic Disorders
Career and Educational Stress
Coping Skills
Military lifestyle, Personal and Professional concerns
The human potential is great. What we can achieve as individuals is immense. What we can achieve together is immeasurable.