Neuropsychological testing to address ADHD, Autism, Learning Disabilities, Memory Concerns, and Brain Injuries. Now Scheduling for May 2026. Neuropsychological Testing Consultation Not sure of your testing needs? Schedule to meet in person to learn more. Children's Testing We offer comprehensive testing for children ages 7+. Brain Health Screening Screening for adults to determine if additional evaluation is needed. Testing Interest Form ABOUT NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING Neuropsychologists are specially trained clinical psychologists with expertise in the relationship between brain functioning and behavior. Essentially, they understand how your brain works and how it interacts with several other factors (emotional, behavioral, social) to influence your day-to-day experiences. Neuropsychological testing is a tool you can use to better understand your strengths and weaknesses across multiple domains. For example, neuropsychological assessments evaluate your ability to remember, concentrate and pay attention when needed, communicate effectively, read, write, solve problems, plan, organize, and make decisions. Assessments of mood, behavior, and practical daily living skills also provide important information and offer greater detail to inform the broader picture and help us place your strengths and weaknesses in your unique context. Results can inform treatment and provide valuable insights to help you, your family, and your treatment providers decide what’s needed to support you in your environment. For example, results often inform decisions about medications, types of therapies that might be needed, and other strategies that will best support you in your routine daily activities. Assessment results can also help to determine whether there is a pattern that points to a specific diagnosis or might be consistent with a diagnosis you already have. They may also help to establish a cognitive baseline and monitor for changes over time that might affect your daily functioning. Additionally, testing is a key step for developing plans to improve or maintain brain health and daily functioning. Attention and Executive Functioning Concerns Testing may be helpful for individuals struggling with focus, organization, impulsivity, time management, or follow-through. Diagnostic Clarification Neuropsychological evaluation can be useful when there is uncertainty about the cause of your symptoms and a clearer picture is needed to guide treatment, school support, or other services. Learning and Academic Difficulties Assessment can help clarify whether challenges with reading, writing, math, retention, or academic performance may reflect a learning disorder or related cognitive concern. Autism or Developmental Questions For some individuals, testing can help clarify developmental, social, communication, or behavioral patterns that warrant further understanding. Memory and Cognitive Changes Testing can help evaluate concerns related to memory, concentration, word finding, processing speed, or changes in daily functioning. Emotional or Behavioral Impact Mood, anxiety, trauma, and stress can affect functioning. Testing can help distinguish emotional factors from underlying cognitive issues. Who Might Benefit From Testing? Pricing and Fees Consultation $200 Unsure of your testing needs? Schedule a consultation appointment to meet one on one with the neuropsychologist to assess your next best step. *This fee is deducted from your testing package. Memory Screening $800 - 1000 Do you have concerns about dementia or other age-related changes in your thinking? This is the starting place to get answers. Typically 4-5 hours of clinical time including face to face testing, test scoring and interpretation, feedback session, and clinical report. Children's Comprehensive Testing $2500 - 3000 Rate includes records review, consultation with other providers as needed, face to face testing time, test scoring and interpretation, feedback session, and clinical report. Approximately 15 hours of service. Adult Comprehensive Testing $1800 - 2200 Rate includes records review, consultation with other providers as needed, face to face testing, test scoring and interpretation, feedback session, and clinical report. Typically 9 to 11 hours of clinical time. We believe in upfront pricing. No surprises. We do not accept insurance for testing services. We accept payment via cash, check, or credit card; we accept all major credit cards including Visa, MasterCard, AmEx, and Discover. We also accept health savings account (HSA) and flex savings account (FSA) cards with a Visa, Discover, MasterCard, or AmEx logo on the card. What to Expect During a Neuropsychological Assessment Prior to your first appointment, it would be very helpful to have any records relevant to the current situation (e.g., medical records, scans, laboratory results, academic records). Clinical Intake Session (typically around 1-1.5 hrs). During this appointment, the provider will talk with you to gather information about your history, current concerns, and goals for evaluation. You and/or your family may also be asked to complete questionnaires pertaining to mood, thinking abilities, and the performance of routine daily activities during this session. Testing Sessions (typically 2 sessions, ranging from 2-4 hours). During this session(s), you will complete a variety of assessments and measures designed to examine your thinking abilities, academic skills, emotional functioning, and functioning in your day-to-day environment. Results and Feedback Session (typically 1-1.5 hrs). During the feedback session, we will review your test results and the provider will help you better understand what they mean. You will learn more about how your strengths and weaknesses show up in your day-to-day life. Findings will be explained in depth and you will receive personalized recommendations to address potential weaknesses. Depending on the nature of the evaluation, you can expect to receive a detailed report approximately 4 weeks after completion of the evaluation. This will be provided during the feedback session. Frequently Asked Questions What does a neuropsychological assessment measure? Attention and concentration Information processing speed Memory and learning Language skills Visuospatial skills Executive functioning Reasoning and problem solving General intellectual ability Motor speed and coordination Mood and personality Who might benefit from a neuropsychological evaluation? Children and adults who are experiencing problems with learning, attention, behavior, emotions, and functioning at school, work, or in performing other routine daily activities Who might not be appropriate for outpatient neuropsychological testing? Anyone who has medical, psychiatric, or behavioral conditions that are currently in an acute or severe phase. When you are experiencing acute or severe effects of an illness, you aren’t able to perform your best and you might be very far away from your baseline. This may confound the test results and limit the interpretation and conclusions that can be made with confidence. These conditions should be addressed and stabilized by appropriate providers prior to testing. If substance use is current, it is difficult to confidently establish your baseline cognitive abilities, and this will confound the results as well. It is very important that you are substance-free for at least 48-72 hours. Anyone with a severe intellectual or neurocognitive disorder that limits the ability to communicate or engage in testing. Court-ordered evaluations and legal involvement. Participation in any legal proceeding and evaluations for any legal purpose will not be conducted. What happens during the testing session? During the testing session, you will work one-on-one with the provider. You will be asked to answer questions and complete a number of tasks related to a variety of cognitive processes. Neuropsychological assessments use a variety of formats including question-and- answer, paper-and-pencil, and computer-based methods. All tasks are designed to assess important areas of functioning in cognition, emotion, and adaptive behavior/routine daily functioning. If you have a family member or friend accompany you to the appointment, they will be asked to wait in the waiting room during the testing sessions. This helps reduce the likelihood that your test results are affected by distraction. For minors, a parent or legal guardian must remain on the premises during the appointment. Should I do anything to get ready for the appointments? Dress comfortably Take the medications you normally take, and bring any you may need during testing (such as midday doses). Get a good night’s sleep Bring glasses or hearing aids if you typically use them The testing sessions can be lengthy, so please feel free to bring snacks and drinks If the patient may have trouble providing information about their history, it is helpful for a family member, friend, or caregiver who knows the patient well to accompany them Is there anything I should study before the testing? No. The tests are designed to better understand various aspects of cognitive functions. There is nothing to learn or practice beforehand. Ready to Reach Out? If you would like to get scheduled or learn more, please fill out our interest form and we will contact you to get started! Testing Interest Form Dr. Melissa Mathews Neuropsychologist EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE I am a licensed clinical neuropsychologist specializing in comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations for individuals across the lifespan. With over 15 years of experience, I have worked with children and adults to assess a broad spectrum of conditions including dementia, mild cognitive impairment, ADHD, traumatic brain injury, and complex medical or neurological disorders. I am committed to providing thorough, evidence-based evaluations that translate complex brain-behavior findings into clear, practical recommendations for patients, families, and referring providers. My approach is collaborative, compassionate, and always patient-centered. I earned a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst and completed specialized training in neuropsychology, including an internship at the University of Alabama-Birmingham and a two-year postdoctoral residency at the University of Kentucky in the Department of Neurology/Sanders-Brown Center on Aging.

Select a Therapist Finding a therapist is a lot like trying on shoes - you have to find a good fit, but you are much more likely to find a good fit if you select a therapist who is skilled in treating the concerns that lead you to seek therapy. CLICK ON PHOTO TO LEARN MORE Megan Harden, LCSW Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Phobias Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors Jim Croxton Clinical Consultation Normanda Lawless, LPCC Trauma Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Life Transitions Donald Evans, LCSW LGBTQIA+ Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Trauma Kayla Ashby, LPCC Narcissistic Partner Abuse Trauma Adjustment Issues Cejay Moore, LPCC Religious Trauma Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Life Transitions Chris Chandler, PsyD Children's Behavioral Issues Adjustment Issues Anxiety Disorders Peyton Collins, LCSW Autism Spectrum Disorder OCD- All ages Anxiety Ninoska Moratin, LPCC Couples Counseling Trauma Depression Austin Weiler, LCSW Obsessive Compulsive Disorder ADHD Trauma Dori Ryherd, LCSW Life Transitions Trauma Insomnia Bella McCall, LPCC Obsessive Compulsive Behaviors Phobias Anxiety Disorders Olivia Ellis, LPCA Eating Disorders Anxiety Disorders Adjustment Issues Jessica Bird, MSCFT Open Relationships Non-Monogamy Sexual Concerns Couples Counseling Jamee Coombes, LCSW Depression Anxiety Stress and Burnout Kate Barnes, LCSW, PHM-C Perinatal Mental Health Chronic Illness Grief Briana Rushing, LPA Bordeline Personality Disorder Autism ADHD Emma Graviss, CSW Children's Behavioral Concerns Trauma Anxiety Dr. Evelyn Peck Couples Counseling Trauma Mood Disorders Brittany Jinkins, LCSW Obsessive Compulsive Disorder ADHD Autism Julia McKinney, LPCC Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Anxiety Life Transitions Karol Owen, LPCC-S Substance Abuse Depression Life Transitions Alexandra do Couto, LPCA Sports Performance Chronic Illness Depression Dr. Melissa Mathews Neuropsychological Testing The Administrative Team Brianne Simpson Office Manager Hanna Forrest Client Care Coordinator Ashley Owen Client Care Coordinator Emma Thomas Client Care Coordinator Theodore Harden Administrative Assistant

Meet our specialty teams and learn about the difference specialty care makes. Specialties at TCR We are a multi-specialty therapy practice. Clients are matched with therapists based on their specific concerns and each clinician’s area of expertise, allowing for more focused and effective care. OCD & Anxiety Team We provide specialized treatment for OCD and a range of anxiety concerns, including panic, social anxiety, phobias, and body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs) such as hair pulling and skin picking. Our clinicians use evidence-based approaches including ERP, ICBT, ACT, and CBT to reduce avoidance, increase tolerance for uncertainty, and improve daily functioning. Trauma and Recovery Team We provide specialized treatment for trauma and PTSD, including childhood trauma, relational trauma, and acute stress responses. Our clinicians use evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Written Exposure Therapy (WET), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), along with other research-supported interventions to help clients process traumatic experiences, reduce distress, and improve overall functioning. Neurodivergence & Executive Functioning We provide support for neurodivergent individuals across the lifespan, including those with ADHD, autism, and executive functioning challenges. Our clinicians focus on building practical skills, improving organization and follow-through, and reducing distress related to attention, sensory, and social differences. Treatment is individualized and may include evidence-based approaches such as CBT and ACT, with an emphasis on increasing flexibility, self-understanding, and effective functioning in daily life. Relationships, Couples & Identity We provide therapy for couples and individuals navigating relationship concerns, communication difficulties, and identity development. Our clinicians work with both traditional and non-traditional relationships, including LGBTQ+ and ethically non-monogamous (ENM) partnerships. Treatment may include evidence-based approaches such as the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), with a focus on improving connection, strengthening communication, and supporting healthier, more secure relationships. Children's Services We provide therapy for children and adolescents with a range of mental health concerns, including anxiety, trauma, behavioral challenges, and identity or adjustment-related difficulties. Our clinicians are trained in evidence-based interventions tailored to younger populations, such as Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT) and Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions (SPACE). Treatment is developmentally appropriate and often involves caregiver collaboration, with a focus on improving emotional regulation, reducing symptoms, and strengthening family support. Focused Specialty Services Some concerns require more specialized support. These services are offered by clinicians with additional training and focused experience, allowing us to provide more targeted care for specific needs. Perinatal & Postpartum Mental Health Support for individuals navigating pregnancy, postpartum changes, and early parenthood. Eating Disorders & Body Image Treatment for disordered eating patterns and body image concerns. Sports Performance & Performance Psychology Mental performance support for athletes and high-performing individuals. Chronic Illness & Grief Support for individuals coping with medical conditions, loss, and major life changes. Sleep & Insomnia Treatment for sleep-related concerns and insomnia. Substance Abuse Support for substance use concerns.

Meet the therapists at TCR who specilize in treating OCD and Anxiety related disorders. Trauma and Recovery Team We provide specialized treatment for trauma and PTSD using evidence-based approaches tailored to each client’s needs, including Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), Written Exposure Therapy (WET), CBT for Trauma, and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). Our clinicians are trained to apply these models with fidelity, allowing for structured, effective treatment rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. This emphasis on evidence-based practice and targeted intervention allows us to provide more focused care and meaningful progress compared to more general or supportive approaches alone. Normanda Lawless, LPCC Normanda has many years experience with treating PTSD and is trained in IFS, WET, CPT, and TF-CBT giving her several treatment approaches to draw on to customize trauma treatment. Donald Evans, LCSW Donald's work focuses on the impact of various mental health conditions on LGBT+ individuals. He is trained in TF-CBT and CPT and skilled with addressing trauma in adults and teens. Austin Weiler, LCSW Austin is trained in EMDR and CPT and treats trauma and PTSD in teens and adults. He enjoys working with individuals in the LGBT+ community who are impacted by trauma. Dori Ryherd, LCSW Dori worked at the VA for several years treating veterans with trauma and complex issues. She is trained in CPT and WET. She also treats sleep issues related to trauma. Peyton Collins, LCSW Peyton treats OCD and anxiety in all ages. He also specializes in ASD and works well with individuals who are Autistic and also dealing with anxiety or OCD symptoms. Julia McKinney, LPCC Julia has spent her career treating sexual trauma in men and women. She is trained in EMDR through EMDRIA and is skilled in treating PTSD and all forms of trauma. Cejay Moore, LPCC Cejay specializes in treating religious trauma. She is trained in CPT and WET and is comfortable addressing PTSD and trauma of all types in teens and adults. Dr. Evelyn Peck Evelyn is a doctoral psychologist who is trained in EMDR. She is skilled with trauma related to relationships and comfortable with addressing mood disorders as a comorbid concern. Emma Graviss, CSW Emma treats children and teens. She is trained in ART, TF-CBT, and TARGET. She can asses the most appropriate treatment approach for a child based on age and developmental level.

The Cognitive Refinery is a therapy practice located in downtown Bowling Green, KY with in person and online counseling options treating anxiety, trauma, depression, and relationship issues. New Client Inquiry At The Cognitive Refinery we do things a little differently... It is our goal to get you well! We do not believe that anyone should live in therapy and love seeing clients "graduate" from treatment! We prioritize staying on top of the latest information in our field and offer evidenced based treatment. We administer treatment approaches that are statistically proven to yield results. Our therapists have longevity with our company and you will be able to build a relationship with someone who can work with you start to finish. We offer a modern approach to therapy. We have afternoon and evening appointments for your convenience, digital correspondence including appointment reminders, telehealth or face to face sessions, and responsive client care. Learn More >> INSURANCE We accept nearly all major insurance plans. Aetna, Anthem, Baptist, Beacon, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, CHC Medical Plan, CareSource, Cigna, ComPsych, GEHA, Humana, Medicaid, Medicare, Optum, Passport Health Plan, WellCare And More. Contact the office for verification. *We are currently not in network with AmBetter. What Do We Treat? Anxiety Addiction ADHD Behavioral Issues BFRBs Codependency Depression Emotional Disturbances Family Conflicts Grief Guilt and Shame Intrusive Thoughts Marital and Premarital Eating Disorders Life Transitions OCD Perinatal Concerns School Issues Self Esteem Stress Trichotillomania Trauma and PTSD +More Learn More About Our Treatment Approaches Our training and use of evidenced based approaches makes all the difference in outcomes. *New* Neuropsychological Testing We provide honest referrals. If we are not the right fit we will help you find who is! Interest Form Complete our interest form to be contacted about starting therapy! Contact

Eating Disorders Olivia Ellis, NCC, LPCA I specialize in: Disordered Eating Anxiety Disorders Adjustment Issues About Me I am passionate about working with anyone who is struggling with disordered eating, anxiety, or navigating life changes. My approach is client-centered and tailored to each individual's unique needs and values. My goal is to offer a supportive and empathetic environment where active listening and actionable steps guide you toward achieving your goals. In our work together, I will utilize the treatment model that best fits your specific needs, always emphasizing that you are the expert in your own life. I have training in the Unified Treatment Model (UTM), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure Response Prevention (ERP), and Internal Family Systems (IFS). My approach is client-centered, focusing on exploring the impact of your mental health struggles and collaboratively finding ways to improve your well-being. Starting therapy can be a daunting process, but I am here to support you every step of the way. *I accept Medicaid and private pay. Contact If you are looking for help with an eating disorder please reach out and let's see if we are a good fit! olivia@cognitiverefinery.com 270-266-1188

Meet the therapists at TCR who specilize in treating OCD and Anxiety related disorders. OCD and Anxiety Team We provide specialized treatment for OCD and a range of anxiety-related concerns, including social anxiety, panic attacks, and specific phobias. We are Bowling Green's #1 choice for anxiety related care. Our clinicians have advanced training in evidence-based approaches such as Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Inference-Based Cognitive Therapy (ICBT), and Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions (SPACE). ERP is also used in the treatment of phobias and avoidance-based anxiety, while body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs), such as hair pulling and skin picking, are addressed using the Comprehensive Model of Behavior. Treatment is individualized and focused on reducing avoidance, disengaging from intrusive thoughts, and helping clients build trust in their own thinking and decision-making. Megan Harden, LCSW Megan has many years of specialty work with OCD, phobias, and anxiety. She is trained in ERP, ICBT, SPACE, and CoMB. She provides training and consultation in the treatment of OCD. Donald Evans, LCSW Donald has treated OCD for many years using ERP. He enjoys working with individuals who are in the LGBTQ+ community and struggling with anxiety or OCD. Austin Weiler, LCSW Austin has high level training from the IOCDF in ERP and treats OCD, GAD, panic disorder, and Body Dysmorphic Disorder. He is skilled in treating OCD with the overlap of trauma. Olivia Ellis, LPCA Olivia specializes in eating disorders but treats a range of anxiety issues and is trained in ERP. She is skilled in addressing comorbidity of food related concerns, trauma, and OCD. Peyton Collins, LCSW Peyton treats OCD and anxiety in all ages. He also specializes in ASD and works well with individuals who are Autistic and also dealing with anxiety or OCD symptoms. Bella McCall, LPCC Bella's caseload is entirely devoted to the treatment of OCD, phobias, and anxiety related conditions. She is trained in ERP and ICBT and focuses on the treatment of adults. Cejay Moore, LPCC Cejay treats OCD and anxiety conditions. She is trained in ERP and ICBT. She enjoys the overlap of OCD and religious concerns/ scrupulosity. She works with GAD and panic disorders. Brittany Jinkins, LCSW Brittany is working towards specialty in OCD. She enjoys treating individuals who are neurodiverse and also managing OCD or anxiety issues. She is currently pursuing her PsyD. Emma Graviss, CSW Emma treats children and teens with anxiety and OCD. She works collaboratively with parents to work on reducing accommodations that perpetuate anxiety related issues.

ABOUT US We are not typical therapists and typical therapy is not our goal. The Cognitive Refinery is a private practice agency located in downtown Bowling Green, KY. We serve clients locally and across the state utilizing telehealth. The Cognitive Refinery opened in 2016 and is owned by Megan Harden, LCSW. We began with the intention of bringing specialty treatment to a part of Kentucky that has many faith based and generalist counselors, but few specialists. Our team is constantly growing, learning, and adapting to meet the needs of our community. We look for quality continuing education opportunities to develop our skills and take advantage of consultation opportunities with other therapists all across the world who are experts in the field. We are constantly striving to improve our business and offer more for our clients who deserve our best! We would love to hear your feedback on our services and welcome you to get in contact with us! Message the Owner

Briana works with clients with Borderline Personality Disorder. Briana Rushing, LPA I specialize in: Borderline Personality Disorder Autism ADHD About Me I am a doctoral candidate in Applied Psychology who views therapy as a collaborative process built on trust, empathy, and openness. My approach is integrative and client-centered, drawing from evidence-based interventions primarily within Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and incorporating elements of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I work to help clients develop insight, strengthen emotional regulation, and build more authentic connections with themselves and others. I am passionate about working with clients navigating autism, ADHD, anxiety, identity exploration, or emotional intensity. I also enjoy supporting couples, including but not limited to those in polyamorous or kink relationships, as they deepen trust, improve communication, and strengthen connection. My work is trauma-informed, sex-positive, and inclusive of all identities and relationship structures. My goal is to help you move toward balance and self-trust while creating a life and relationships that feel grounded, aligned, and authentic. I currently have new client availability! Contact I look forward to working with you! briana@cognitiverefinery.com 270-266-1188

Children's Psychologist Chris Chandler, PsyD I specialize in: Children's Behavioral Issues Adjustment Issues Anxiety Disorders Psychological Assessments About Me I’m Chris, a licensed psychologist with a PsyD and a passion for working with children and their families. My career has been dedicated to helping young people navigate mental health challenges, build resilience, and develop the skills they need to thrive. In addition to my work in private practice, I also serve at a children’s inpatient psychiatric hospital, where I provide care for children facing acute mental health needs. I use evidence-based interventions, particularly Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to address a wide range of issues in children and adolescents. My approach is compassionate, practical, and tailored to meet the unique needs of each child. Whether working with clients individually, collaborating with their families, or conducting psychological testing to better understand their needs, I strive to create a supportive and effective therapeutic experience. Alongside my clinical work, I provide clinical supervision to other psychologists, sharing my knowledge and experience to support their development. I’m committed to fostering a strong foundation of evidence-based practice within our field and ensuring that each client receives the best possible care. Helping children and their families is deeply rewarding, and I’m honored to be a part of their journey toward growth and healing. Testimonials: My son can really connect with his therapist. - Client Survey My mental health improved greatly! - Client Survey Chris is a great therapist. He’s a good listener and he’s knowledgeable and can provide science-based advice when needed and can feel like your friend as well while also feeling like you can trust him to tell him things that can be considered dark. - Client Survey Incredibly kind and talented! -Client Survey Contact Let's make change together! chris@cognitiverefinery.com 270-266-1188

Trauma Therapist Normanda Lawless, NCC, LPCC-S I specialize in: Trauma PTSD Life Transitions About Me I have been working in the counseling field since 2015, gaining experience in diverse settings including community mental health, inpatient care, and outpatient services. My areas of expertise include trauma, PTSD, religious trauma, and navigating life transitions. I am passionate about using evidence-based approaches to help clients reduce the impact of trauma responses and lead more fulfilling lives. I am trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Written Exposure Therapy (WET), and Prolonged Exposure (PE). These therapeutic methods empower clients to identify and manage trauma responses, improve self-worth, build healthy coping skills, and make trauma memories less pervasive. I work with adolescents (ages 16 and older) and adults, offering both individual and family therapy services. My goal is to provide a safe and supportive space where clients can heal, grow, and achieve lasting change. I offer supervision services for individuals pursuing their full licensure. Testimonials: Normanda is a great therapist. My feelings are validated, I feel heard, and I learn new things from her. - Client Survey Normanda Lawless is an amazing clinician. She is kind, empathetic and can help guide you through your story and experience to have the life you want. Highly recommend getting in to see her and how she can help you! - Facebook Review Normanda Lawless is an excellent clinician. She demonstrates excellent patience and understanding with her clients and provides a relaxing environment that allows her clients to feel comfortable and at home. - Facebook Review Normanda has been fantastic! I have tried several therapists off-and-on over the course of the last 12 years as I have moved and various "life things" have happened, but she has been my favorite. Not only is she knowledgeable and clearly competent in her field, but she is easy to talk with and relate to. Would highly recommend her to others! - Client Survey Normanda is wonderful and she has helped me to be more aware of myself - Client Survey Normanda has been great! She remembers all of the small details that don’t seem important, but actually are! She’s been a lovely therapist. - Client Survey I’m getting results and Normanda is warm and understanding. - Client Survey My therapist is amazing. She's been the best therapist I've seen over the years and I'm finally getting some results. She's also flexible and her hours work with mine. - Client Survey Contact Let's get started! normanda@cognitiverefinery.com 270-266-1188

Therapist treating ASD, BFRBs, and life transitions. Peyton Collins, LCSW I specialize in: Autism Spectrum Disorder OCD - All ages Anxiety About Me I specialize in working with individuals on the Autism Spectrum and am passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals and couples as they navigate relationships and life's challenges. In my practice, I focus on fostering understanding, improving communication, and creating strategies tailored to each client’s unique strengths and needs. In addition to my private practice, I work at Western Kentucky University's Kelly Autism Program, where I provide support and resources to individuals on the spectrum. This dual role allows me to stay deeply engaged in the latest research and best practices for working with neurodivergent populations. I also enjoy treating individuals with Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRBs), Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and anxiety-related concerns. Using evidence-based approaches, I help clients develop effective coping strategies and gain greater control over their thoughts and behaviors. My goal is to create a welcoming and supportive space for all clients, empowering them to thrive and achieve meaningful personal growth. Whether you're navigating the complexities of autism, managing anxiety, or working through compulsive behaviors, I’m here to guide and support you every step of the way. Contact I look forward to working with you! peyton@cognitiverefinery.com 270-266-1188