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ANU Counseling believes that the counseling profession should be informed by current neuroscience and research combined with effective modern and historic techniques and approaches. ANU therapists work to seamlessly integrate advanced knowledge, new techniques, and historically effective approaches to provide the most effective help possible.

ANU counseling also encourages supplemental activities to enhance well-being and is willing to suggest such resources as seems appropriate to each client. Wellness often requires supportive endeavors in addition to therapy and ANU counseling encourages yoga, exercise, dance, art, music, neurofeedback, couples and family counseling, medical treatment, spiritual pursuits, and other activities suited to help people thrive.

Meet The Team

Jackson Office and Virtual

My journey into the world of mental health treatment began at just five years old, sparked by a poignant encounter at a doctor’s office. I was captivated by a child diagnosed with a disorder, and when I inquired about his condition, the nurse explained that he had Autism and was “locked inside his mind.” Even then, I was attuned to my thoughts and felt a deep sense of sadness at the idea of any child being trapped within themselves. That powerful moment ignited my lifelong passion for empowering individuals to break free from their mental confines. As I matured, my focus shifted to an in-depth exploration of autism and ADHD, recognizing these as two significant neurodevelopmental disorders that are often treatable. My background in trauma allowed me to cultivate an understanding of PTSD, a condition that can keep individuals tethered to their past. This led me to expand my interests to dissociative disorders, including Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Through training and hands-on experience, I navigated the complexities of these disorders, solidifying my foundation in neuroscience and enhancing my commitment to effectively treating a broader spectrum of mental health challenges while supporting fellow professionals in their journeys. Throughout my career, I have provided substantial support and supervision to interns and pre-licensed therapists, offering both structured training and informal guidance. My goal is to equip my peers and colleagues with the skills they need as they embark on their own impactful paths to help others.

Cinda Gee, MS, NCC, LPC/MHSP

Gina McClure, MS, LCADC, LPC-A

I am deeply committed to helping individuals who have been affected by difficult life circumstances, trauma, substance abuse and addiction. These problems can cause emotional, physical, and cognitive dysfunction making it hard for individuals to carry out everyday tasks. My ultimate goal is to bring hope and restoration to the lives and families impacted by mental heath issues and substance use and process addiction. As a Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LCADC) since 2017 and with a total of 30 years of experience in the substance abuse field, I am equipped with the requisite skills, knowledge, and proficiency to make a significant difference helping individuals who are seeking to gain and sustain sobriety. In an intermediate capacity, I also have significant experience helping clients address other challenges, including trauma, child and adult abuse, grief, mood problems, relationship dynamics, and other issues, using cognitive and behavioral counseling techniques. Furthermore, I have enhanced my skills and capabilities by obtaining a clinical mental health degree, temporary license to practice, supervision, and training, which is equipping me with advanced therapeutic skills, including recent training in EMDR. In this expanded role, I am a pre-licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor under the supervision of Cinda Gee, MS, NCC, LPC/MHSP. We are here for you. You do not have to struggle and feel alone. I want to join you in your journey to freedom. and restoration. You are more than what you think you have become. I use evidence-based proven material to help you become the best version of yourself. A faith-based component can also be chosen as part of the treatment. if desired. If you are ready to take the next step, or thinking about your options. I would love to talk with you. you can reach us by email or phone. If not now then when? Don't let weeks, months, and years go by. The time is now for change. GinaMcClure@anucounseling.com

Dresden and Jackson Offices and Virtual