John M Duffey, Sr.
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Dr. Gerald “Sandy” Graham, PsyDCLINICAL DIRECTOR
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Dr. Erin MardenClinician - Telehealth
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Dr. Teresa L. Quarker Smith
Clinician - Telehealth
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Chardonney Washington
Clinician - Hybrid, Telehealth, In person, Weekends
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VictoriaClinician - Telehealth
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Christopher J. Robinson
Clinician - Telehealth, Evenings & Weekends
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Myla WilliamsinternHi there! I’m Myla Williams, and I’m thrilled to be a counseling intern at the Alabama Institute for Behavioral Health and Research. I am a master's level student graduating in the spring with a clinical mental health counseling degree. I’m passionate about helping individuals find their path to healing and growth. My previous experience includes working with individuals with severe cognitive disabilities and disorders. While I will see all clients, my passion is helping people recover from trauma, post-traumatic stress, and substance abuse. I believe in the power of connection and strive to create a warm, welcoming space where everyone feels heard and valued. I’m excited to partner with you on your journey, exploring new perspectives and building resilience together, so let’s take this journey one step at a time!
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Kendra Stovall Clinician
Kendra Stovall is a military spouse and understands the dynamics of military life and the dynamics of military family life. She has years of experience in working with children, teens, and families experiencing difficulties in everything from behavior to coping and beyond. Kendra Mrs. Stovall has a strong desire to make a positive impact on the lives of every client she meets and works with. She leans heavily on helping preserve the family unit and in helping strengthen the ties that ensure the survival of the family through an ever-fluctuating community, familial, and economic settings and conditions. Ms. Stovall is aware of and experienced personally in the challenges and issues that arise for a couple and for a family when deployments occur, when orders require PCS to new places, and the adjustments that must take place repeatedly over the years for the military personnel, their spouses, and their children. For individual counseling Ms. Stovall uses a Client-Centered approach that facilities self-exploration and solution/resolution development that is centered on and guided by the client. The client is a clear and present participant in his/her own journey through self-exploration, coping, and understanding that leads to an improved quality of life and enhanced ability to adjust and adapt in an ever-changing environment. Kendra has a BA in Psychology from Troy University, and is pursuing a Master’s in Clinical Social Work at Walden University. She plans to continue on to acquiring a Doctorate in Social Work. Currently, Mrs. Stovall works under the guidance and supervision of John M. Duffey, Sr., DDiv, MAcc, NCC, CWT, CCTP, CCT, AAETS, CBT-C, PE-C, LPC |
Joshua RussawInternJoshua is a dedicated counseling Intern at the Alabama Institute for Behavioral Health and Research. As an Army combat veteran with over 14 years of service, Joshua brings a wealth of experience, discipline, and resilience to his counseling practice. His military background has fostered a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by the individual navigating trauma, life transitions, and personal growth. Currently pursuing a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling and a master’s certification in addictions counseling, Joshua combines academic excellence with a passion for serving others. His educational journey is grounded in a belief that every person’s experience is unique, and he tailors his approach to meet the individual needs of each client. Joshua’s mission as a counselor is driven by a profound desire to support and empower individuals as they navigate life’s challenges. His empathetic approach and commitment to fostering meaningful therapeutic relationships underscore his dedication to helping clients discover their strengths and achieve personal growth.
Whether working with veterans, individuals facing addiction, or those seeking to overcome life’s difficulties, Joshua remains steadfast in his goal to provide compassionate and effective care. His unwavering belief in the human capacity for change and healing continues ti inspire his work in the field of mental health counseling. |
Joshua ThierInternJoshua Thier is a U.S. Army Special Operations combat veteran who deployed
overseas four times in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. He served honorably throughout his military career, earning numerous awards, badges, and qualifications in recognition of his dedication and service. Joshua is in the process of completing his Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling as well as a Graduate Certificate in Addictions Counseling at Troy University. He is committed to combining his military and academic experiences to help clients overcome challenges and reach their goals. |
Fantaysha Brown-Cabey
Intern
I am currently pursuing a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, along with a Substance Addiction Certification, at Troy University. I also hold an undergraduate degree in Social Work/Human Services with a minor in Psychology, which I earned from Troy University. Throughout my academic journey, I have gained valuable hands-on experience through field training, focusing on human services needs and case management, which has provided me with a solid foundation for understanding and addressing the complexities of mental health and substance use challenges.
Currently, I am an intern at the Alabama Institute for Behavioral Health and Research, where I am gaining further clinical experience and applying my knowledge in real-world settings. In addition to my educational background, I serve as a Mental Health Coach, offering guidance and support to individuals seeking to improve their mental wellness. I am committed to helping clients develop coping strategies, improve emotional regulation, and navigate life’s challenges while working toward personal and professional growth. |
Amber EtheringtonChief Finance Director
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Kristin DavidsonExecutive Director Assistant & Human Resource Department
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Brianna Batchelor
Administrative Director
Brianna is a U.S. Marine Veteran with years of military and administrative experience under her belt Brianna, known by the name "Bri," has become a keystone to the functionality of the clinic as it regards accounts receivable, insurance communications, logistics, and insurance billing. She is focused intensely on details and timeliness and is well-known for going out of her way to help the clients and staff is a plethora of issues needing resolution.
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Paige Etherington
Office Manager Assistant & Receptionist Trainer
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Dr. Sherrionda CrawfordSenior Clinical Operations Advisor
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