My North Carolina Team
Meet Tranisha Hubbert, LCMHCA, LCASA - Coming Soon!
Specialties
Tranisha enjoys working with adults and older adolescents navigating anxiety, stress, life transitions, identity exploration, self-esteem, relationship concerns, substance use, and co occurring mental health challenges. She is passionate about supporting individuals who are learning to navigate difficult seasons while staying connected to what matters most to them.
Tranisha provides inclusive, culturally responsive, and affirming care and welcomes individuals from all cultural backgrounds, belief systems, identities, and lived experiences.
Therapeutic Approach
Tranisha believes healing begins when we are anchored in our values. Her approach is collaborative, compassionate, and tailored to each client's unique experiences and goals. She integrates evidence-based practices including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)-informed skills, and person-centered counseling to help clients develop practical tools, increase self-awareness, and build resilience.
Rather than focusing on who clients "should" be, Tranisha works alongside them to identify their strengths, clarify their values, and create meaningful change that aligns with the life they want to live.
Philosophy
Tranisha's path to becoming a counselor wasn't a straight line, and that perspective shapes the way she connects with clients today. Growing up in a low-income, single-parent household, working in restaurants for many years, and overcoming academic setbacks taught her that people are far more than the hardest chapters of their story. She believes everyone deserves to be seen beyond their circumstances and given the opportunity to grow.
A defining moment in Tranisha's life came when a close friend experienced a severe mental health crisis and fell through the cracks of multiple systems of care. That experience inspired her to pursue counseling and advocate for more connected, compassionate support for individuals and families.
Her work is also deeply influenced by her grandmother's lifelong commitment to serving others. When her grandmother shared that she hoped to leave a legacy of love, endurance, and perseverance, those words became the foundation of Tranisha's personal and professional mission. To her, they represent the values that help people remain grounded through life's challenges while continuing to grow.
Tranisha strives to create a space where clients feel genuinely heard, respected, and empowered. She considers it a privilege to walk alongside people as they discover their strengths, foster healing, and build lives that reflect their own values and purpose.
Interests
Outside the therapy office, Tranisha is a proud Beyoncé fan, loves The Golden Girls, enjoys community service, and believes there is no such thing as too many comfortable shoes— especially if there's a matching bag.
Availability
Tranisha currently provides virtual therapy for clients throughout North Carolina. As she builds her practice, she offers appointments by appointment only with flexible daytime and evening scheduling to help accommodate clients' needs. She welcomes new clients and offers a complimentary consultation to determine whether she is the right fit for your counseling journey.
Meet Erin Huber, LCSWA
Specialties
Erin offers neurodivergent-affirming, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive care. As a neurodivergent therapist associate (LCSWA), she bring both lived experience and evidence-based tools into my work. Erin supports individuals navigating ADHD, BPD, PTSD/CPTSD, anxiety, depression, identity work, and life transitions.
Therapeutic Approach
Erin’s approach is collaborative and tailored to your unique needs. She draws from a range of modalities, including TF-CBT, DBT, ACT, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Schema Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing (MI).
In your work together, Erin aims to create a safe and supportive space where you can build coping skills, process your experiences, and deepen self-understanding. Therapy with Erin is not just about symptom relief—it’s about healing, breaking intergenerational cycles, and reclaiming your inner voice.
Interests
A little about Erin: She grew up in Fayetteville, NC, and now resides in the Triangle area. Outside of therapy, you can usually find her spending time with family and friends, strength training, or attending local community events. Some of her special interests include neurodiversity, psychology, sociology, history, and creative outlets like tarot, astrology, music, comedy, and anything vampires.
Availability
Erin sees clients in person and virtually in the Raleigh office. Erin will be credentialed with most major insurance plans.
Meet Nanette C Ford, MA, LCAS, LCMHC, NCC
Specialties
Nan Ford is a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist and Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in the state of North Carolina. She provides compassionate therapeutic support to individuals navigating anxiety, depression, addiction, grief, and feelings of isolation. Nan is a trauma-informed therapist with a special focus on healing the wounds of childhood trauma and supporting clients through their journey toward emotional resilience.
Nan also works with couples who are seeking to improve their communication and deepen their connection. Her approach is rooted in kindness, empathy, and the belief that relationships thrive when both partners feel heard, seen, and understood.
Therapeutic Approach
Nan brings a calm, nonjudgmental presence to therapy and works with individuals, couples, teens, and older adults. She integrates a variety of therapeutic methods including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and Somatic Therapies. Her practice is also informed by parts work and inner child healing, supporting clients in developing deeper self-awareness and connection.
Availability
Nan sees clients both in person in Durham, NC and through virtual sessions. She can be reached directly at 203-726-6980 or through the contact form on the website.
Meet Sam Stalter, LCSWA (they/them)
Currently not taking new clients.
Specialties
Sam loves working with the queer community, especially with trans kids! They interned at the Duke Adolescent Gender Care Clinic, gaining valuable skills and insight into the challenges trans individuals and families face.
Sam also has experience working with kids, teens, and young adults who struggle to manage their ADHD symptoms. They also help with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and learning how to be an adult.
Therapeutic Approach
Sam uses a variety of techniques to create an approach that is as unique as the client. CBT, Family Systems theory, TF-CBT, and Mindfulness are the main techniques used. Sam strives to build an authentic relationship with each client, learning more about what drives them, makes them laugh, and makes them cry. Sam enjoys using humor to lighten up sometimes painful conversations and to help clients engage with new skills learned during the session.
Many clients and parents appreciate Sam’s laid-back approach, which allows teens to open up at their own pace. Sam is not afraid to push clients when they need it, helping them see where they can grow into better versions of themselves.
Philosophy
Sam is committed to providing a welcoming space where you can make mistakes and learn from them. They will also challenge you to see things differently while also holding space for moments of anxiety that come with change.
Interests
Sam loves going to concerts in their free time. At home, you can find Sam cross-stitching and cuddling with their 16-year-old cat!
Availability
Sam sees clients both virtually and in person at the Raleigh, NC, office.