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Michael Fagan, MS, LCMHC, LCAS

Michael (he/him) is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist. Michael has worked in both residential inpatient and a variety of outpatient settings in the Asheville area as a therapist and supervisor. He has been in private practice for over 10 years and has been an adjunct instructor for the Western Carolina University Master's degree Counseling Program. He is currently working part-time at Warren Wilson providing Clinical Supervision, psycho- educational process groups, and on-call  mental health crisis support. He enjoys travelling, playing guitar, growing plants, and hiking in the mountains with his dog Jack.

Sarah Marger, LCMHCA

Sarah (she/her) graduated with her B.S. in Psychology from Appalachian State University and earned a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Lenoir-Rhyne University in Asheville. She is a trauma-informed practitioner and likes to incorporate mindfulness and CBT skills in therapy. She believes that meaningful work and healing can take place when an individual is fully accepted by another and is honored to provide support as clients process life experiences and learn about themselves. She allows clients to lead during sessions as everyone knows themselves best, and encourages curiosity as a way to eliminate shame.

Sarah is passionate about providing a safe space for all, including those who are historically underserved and she has experience working with LGBTQIA+ individuals and the BIPOC community. In the past, she worked in community mental health and at a residential treatment center. Sarah enjoys taking long walks in nature, reading, seeing live music, and spending time with family and friends.

 

 

Katie Costanzo, MSW, LCSW-A

 

Katie Costanzo (she/her) has worked in mental health, community organizing and nature connection. She is excited about weaving together relationship to the natural world, healing and working to dismantle systems of domination and oppression within the individual and the collective. Katie is passionate about and trained in grief work, including ecogrief, and rites of passage and feels passionately about creating containers that can hold the deep uncertainty and unknown inherent in existence and always a part of times of change, transition and transformation. She enjoys improv and theatre arts, getting lost in the woods, gardening, writing poetry and building resilient community.  

 
 
 
Did you know that our counselors are often up for meeting outside?  If the idea of having a session in an office indoors is not appealing to you, let you counselor know and a 'walk and talk' can be scheduled.  If you like to be indoors, that's cool too!  We are pretty fond of our office space, located on the Pavilion side of the Health Center.  You'll see the wicker furniture on the porch.  We have a waiting room right through that door.
 
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If you do not see a time that works for you with any of our WWC counselors, please consider utilizing Timely Care, our free telehealth service. they have counselors available 24/7! Another feature of Timely Care is the ability to select providers based on specialty and identity.  Students are able to take advantage of Timely Care over breaks as well as during the school year.