Julie Ann Morgello 

Julie comes to Healing Trauma Center with a master's degree in Psychology from William James College, with a subfield in Crisis Response and Behavioral Health. Julie's journey is deeply rooted in her personal, professional, and academic experiences, which have shaped her therapeutic philosophies that nurture empowerment and choice. She brings a vast level of experience, offering over 20+ years of exposure and recognition within the emergency services sector, stemming from her prior military experience,  immersion and research among her fellow veterans and first responders. This extensive experience is a testament to her dedication and expertise in crisis response and behavioral health. She has practiced as a crisis clinician within an urban police department, yielding an elevated cultural sensitivity and competence toward this populace.  She holds certificates and a heightened level of experience with a variety of de-escalation techniques to assist with the stabilization of those individuals presenting with severe and persistent mental illness. Julie has specialized in giving aid back to our first responders and their families by significantly focusing on enhancing and improving overall well-being, cultivating an atmosphere of continued support, and utilizing trauma-informed approaches as the cornerstone of her practice, coupled with an eclectic use of other therapeutic modalities. Julie's primary interventions are directed toward managing anxiety, depression, substance misuse, relational complications, systemic and organizational frustrations, and betrayal. Her passion for her work extends beyond these areas. She is dedicated to meeting the community's needs, using her knowledge of human behavior and development to help individuals overcome a wide range of challenges, obstacles, and stressors. In her free time, she enjoys quality time spent with family and friends around a fire, loving on her big goofy doodle, Nelly, taking long back road rides on her Harley, and engulfing herself in a bit of content reading.

ANDREA TRAVIS

We welcome Andrea to our team! She brings with her 30 years of experience working in all types of medical offices and mental health facilities. She is our lead support person and will utilize her billing and credentialing experience to help our center grow. Her friendly and sociable demeanor will make clients feel welcome and taken care of when there are questions. She enjoys spending time with her husband and adult children and adores her grandchildren!

Megan Ross Lybarger

Meg joins Healing Trauma Center with a master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Bridgewater State University and a wealth of experience in community-based mental health and substance use outpatient facilities. Her extensive background equips her with a deep understanding of trauma, and she is dedicated to ensuring that each individual feels heard, understood, and supported.

As a practicing therapist, Meg is passionate about helping anyone committed to navigating life's challenges. She works with couples, individuals, and teens using a person-centered approach, believing in each person's innate ability to heal, resolve issues, and achieve their life goals.

Meg's style is both direct and supportive, aimed at challenging and inspiring her clients to embrace transformative change. She take a personalized and mindful approach, meeting each client where they are on their healing journey.

Her clinical interests and expertise encompass a range of areas, including depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, substance use disorders, and relational stressors. Meg believes in collaboratively creating treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of each client.

Outside of work, Meg enjoys spending time in nature with friends and family—whether cycling and hiking with her partner and dog or unwinding with yoga, baking, and reading.