At Individual, Marriage, & Family Counseling, our therapists’ professional development is a priority.

We maintain our professional licenses and utilize the best practices in the field of counseling psychology.

All of our therapists participate in continuing education in various forms, including conference attendance, in-person training, webinars, lectures, readings, and retreats. We encourage each other to seek professional consultation when appropriate. As professionals in the field, we engage in larger conversations about the field of mental health in mid-Missouri, nationally, and internationally. 


Meet Our Therapists

Jeremy Duke

Jeremy Duke

MA, LPC, Practice Owner

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Lauren Eisleben

Lauren Eisleben

MEd, LPC, Clinical Director

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Christy Hutton

Christy Hutton

PhD, Psychologist, Assessment Coordinator

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Bethany Nunnelly

Bethany Nunnelly

MEd, Licensed Professional Counselor

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Andrea Wiele

Andrea Wiele

MS, Licensed Professional Counselor

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Jennifer Anderson

Jennifer Anderson

MS, Licensed Professional Counselor

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Barbara Scott

Barbara Scott

MS, Licensed Professional Counselor

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Gabrielle Buxman

Gabrielle Buxman

MEd, Provisional Licensed Professional Counselor

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Joshua Steele

Joshua Steele

MEd, Provisional Licensed Professional Counselor

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Dejah Staton

Dejah Staton

MEd, Advanced Practicum Student

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Ryan Freese

Ryan Freese

MEd, Provisional Licensed Professional Counselor

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Sophie Froese

Sophie Froese

BA, Practicum Student

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Our Growth

Because of the collaborative nature of our practice, our therapists and staff are dedicated to continued development and growth.

Our therapists make an effort to attend webinars, intensive training weekends, and externships. We listen to podcasts and read academic literature and books from authors we trust in the field. 

Our learning is ongoing and shared among us, and we encourage each other to take advantage of the wealth of knowledge and understanding provided by organizations such as: 

  • American Counseling Association
  • Association for Specialists in Group Work
  • International Center for Excellence in Emotion-Focused Therapy
  • National Association of Social Workers
  • National Eating Disorder Association

We believe deeply in the concept of “self of therapist.”

This means we are committed to looking introspectively at ourselves, our relationships, and our reactions to the world around us. We value autonomy and are committed to each other, not just in our practice but to the field of counseling as a whole. We understand it to be our responsibility and privilege to uphold the ethical standards laid out for us as professionals. As we practice under these ethics as IMF Counseling, we contribute to the betterment of the mid-Missouri community of mental health professionals.

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