Find the therapist who best suits your needs.
Troy Tiberi, LMHC
I’m a licensed mental health counselor who provides therapy for adults experiencing symptoms from trauma, abuse, anxiety, grief, depression, and various relational concerns. I also work with clients to address trauma and abuse related to race, gender, religion, and sexuality.
My primary goal in therapy is to help you experience greater satisfaction and meaning in your life and to help you explore different parts of yourself with curiosity rather than judgment. I believe therapy leads to increased self-understanding, greater emotional awareness, increased emotional regulation, acceptance of yourself, and more satisfaction and connection in your relationships. Therapy is often difficult and painful, but therapeutic work is ultimately satisfying and hopeful.
My main therapeutic approach is relational and psychodynamic, but I also incorporate existential theories, attachment theory, object-relations theory, and somatic experience. When needed, I utilize EMDR when treating symptoms of trauma.
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Bachelor of Arts, Taylor University — 1999
Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology, The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology — 2010
EMDR trained, EMDR Consulting — 2019
Relational Psychodynamic Therapy Certificate, Contemporary Psychodynamic Institute — 2023
Indiana LMHC License #39002415A
Hilary Moore, LMHC
I am a licensed mental health counselor who works with adults, teens, and children. I specialize in working with people who have experienced trauma, including sexual, verbal, and physical abuse, anxiety, grief and loss, and eating disorders.
My therapeutic approach is emotion-focused and relational, with significant influence from family systems and attachment theories.
I also have training in EMDR, play therapy, and art therapy strategies, as well as faith-based counseling if this is desired by the client. Outside of work, I enjoy creating pottery, hiking, and spending time with friends.
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Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Indiana Wesleyan University — 2012
Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling, Huntington University — 2015
EMDR trained, EMDR Consulting — 2020
Trained in Perinatal Mood Disorders
Indiana LMHC License #39003426A
Carolina Forman, LMHC
I am a licensed mental health counselor who has been practicing since 2019. Before becoming a counselor, I worked for Healthy Families of Grant County, providing supportive care to parents of babies prenatally-3 years old, and I also worked in Higher Education.
I have experience working with adults, college students, teens, children, and families. I have experience working with eating disorders at the outpatient, partial hospitalization, and residential levels of care. While working as a mental health counselor I have frequently worked with clients to address trauma, including sexual, physical, and verbal abuse and neglect, religious trauma, LGBTQ+ issues, racial and ethnic identity development, anxiety, eating disorders, self-injury, grief and loss, depression, and OCD.
My therapeutic approach is based in Internal Family Systems, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Psychodynamic theory with significant influence from Somatic therapies and attachment theories. I also have training in eating disorders, trauma-informed care and art therapy strategies.
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B.S. in Pre-Art Therapy, Indiana Wesleyan University
M.A in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Indiana Wesleyan University — 2020
Membership with Indiana Association of Eating Disorder Professional — 2024
Indiana LMHC License #39003272A
Kate Austin, LSW
I am a licensed social worker (LSW) currently pursuing clinical social work licensure in Indiana. I recently graduated from Ball State University’s Master of Social Work program with an emphasis in rural communities. In my work with clients, I strive to build a trusting, empathetic relationship through curious question-asking and a “person-centered” approach. My clinical experience includes working with adults navigating anxiety, depression, grief or loss, transitions, and various relational issues. I have a passion for working with individuals with ADHD, and I am a former certified academic coach with executive functioning training.
Before becoming a therapist, I worked in higher education for over a decade in areas such as residence life, student leadership, and academic support. In my practice, I apply a variety of theoretical models, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), narrative therapy, motivational interviewing (MI), and a person-in-environment approach. Through a collaborative alliance, my hope is that clients will experience meaningful shifts in their self-understanding, relationships, and everyday practices.
I am supervised by Peggy Rudnick (LCSW, clinical supervisor) and Troy Tiberi (LMHC, on-site supervisor).
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Bachelor of Arts, Taylor University — 2011
Master of Arts in Higher Education and Student Development, Taylor University — 2013
Certified Academic Coach — 2022
Master of Social Work, Ball State University — 2026
Certified Prevention Specialist-Associate — 2026
Ashley Tiberi
I work part-time as the office and billing manager at Upland Counseling Group. I’m the first person you’ll connect with when you contact our office. I’ll help you find the therapist to fit your needs at UCG, and I can answer any questions you have about billing or insurance. I hope I can make the logistical part of therapy as easy as possible for you.
When I’m not working I enjoy reading, walking, volunteering as a board member of the Upland Public Library, watching my kids play sports or perform in theater, and spending time with friends.
