Clinicians

  Dr. Orcutt is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in the state of Oklahoma. She is also able to provide teletherapy services across statelines to clients in participating PsyPact states.  

Dr. Orcutt has over twenty years clinical experience and has extensive training working with children, adolescents and the adult populations on a variety of mental health concerns including behavior disorders, mood disorders, ADHD, transitions, divorce, grief, trauma, depression and anxiety. Dr. Orcutt has worked in community mental health, hospital, clinic and private practice settings. She has served in several professional and clinical administrative positions. Dr. Orcutt served as the Clinical Director for Mercy Behavioral Health for 5 years and enjoyed program development and oversight of mental health services at Mercy OKC. 

She has cultivated a specialty in the treatment of anxiety disorders across age groups (Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Separation Anxiety, Panic Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Social Anxiety, Phobias, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). She takes a holistic approach to treatment focusing on biological, psychological and social aspects related to overall health, wellness and functioning.

 Life can be wonderful, but often comes with many surprisingly hard twists and turns. Changes in life transitions, as well as health and chronic medical issues can be among the most difficult as they can be lasting, painful, and with serious consequences. Sometimes you need someone trustworthy, knowledgeable and caring to walk you through some of the hardest times. 

 Jan has experience of working with individuals from a variety of back grounds having worked in hospital, women’s health clinic, behavioral health clinic and private practice. She has spent the last few years working in the field of mental health as a psychotherapist at Mercy Behavioral Health, where she worked closely with Physicians and health care professionals to integrate mental health care for patients. She has exceptional clinical skills in supporting clients with medical issues, pain management, anxiety, life transitions, trauma, depression, self esteem issues, divorce, abuse and many more. 

Stephanie Winfrey is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Oklahoma offering telehealth and in office sessions. She specializes in issues concerning trauma and mood dysregulation with the adult population. Her professional history includes experience at an inpatient psychiatric hospital, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization programs, and outpatient settings. These experiences have given her a uniquely broad knowledgebase of treatment options available.

Stephanie is skilled in working with mood swings, feelings of out of control, history of or current self-harm behaviors, hating yourself, or feeling the desperate need for the approval of others to feel ok. She is experienced in substance use recovery, which is often related to trauma and mood dysregulation disorders. She enjoys helping others honor their truest self without relying on self-harm behaviors.

Stephanie is trained in multiple modalities that offer a variety of strategies to improve coping from just existing to feeling engaged in life. With her extensive modality training and experience, coupled with your personal experiences of what does and doesn’t work, she has a unique ability to see these challenges as a way to find a collaborative plan to help guide you to an increased peace and sense of self. 

 Edna is a licensed professional counselor and has been counseling individual adults, couples, and children for over 15 years.  Edna has worked in a variety of settings including Clinic and Hospital Behavioral Health Programs. She has extensive experience in crisis assessment and counseling. Edna has out patient therapy experience in working with depression, anxiety, marriage and family conflict, communication problems, divorce, grief and loss and life transitions. In addition, Edna specializes in Trauma work and utilizes EMDR and mindfulness modalities. 

 The psychotherapy experience can be a process of seeing yourself and others more clearly, dealing with unwanted or uncomfortable feelings, thoughts and perceptions, and using this information to make healthier, more satisfying choices.