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About Us

Who We Are

You probably want to know who you're actually trusting with your story. Fair. We would want to know the same thing too.

So before we ask you to tell us about yourself, here's a little about who we are.

Virginia Family Wellness was built around a simple belief:

People deserve thoughtful, personal mental health care.

Too often, getting help can feel impersonal, overwhelming, or harder to navigate than it needs to be. We wanted to create a practice where people could receive excellent clinical care while still feeling seen as a person—not a case, a diagnosis, or a number.

At the heart of the practice is a commitment to understanding and improving your story, journey, and wellness.

Our Approach

Your Story. Your Journey. Your Wellness.

Care begins with understanding the person—not just the symptoms.

Your Story

There is a reason you’re here.

Your experiences have shaped how you think, feel, relate to other people, and move through the world. We take the time to understand that story rather than reducing you to a diagnosis or a list of symptoms.

Your Journey

Where you are today isn’t necessarily where you’ll be tomorrow.

Your needs can change. Your circumstances can change. Your treatment may need to change with them. We offer different types and levels of care so your support can evolve as you do.

Your Wellness

Mental health care isn’t only about making symptoms go away.

It’s about helping you function, connect, cope, communicate, and build a life that feels more manageable and meaningful. Your wellness is the reason we’re here.

Care For When Things Change

Your mental health can change over time. The kind of support that helps today may not be what you need later. We’ll be there to support you wherever you are on your journey.

Virginia Family Wellness offers a continuum of care that includes individual, couples, family, IOP, and PHP—so there are different options to turn to as circumstances change.

You may come to us for one service and eventually need another. You may use more than one at the same time. Or you may need a different level of support during a particularly difficult season.

Our goal is to have the right kinds of care available when you need them.

Explore Our Services

Meet Our Therapists

A place to tell your story.

Our therapists take time to understand what brings you here. Get to know their approaches and the people they support, so you can explore who may be a good fit for you.

Creshell Mills, LMHP-R, MS

Creshell Mills, LMHP-R, MS

Resident in Counseling

  • Boundary Setting
  • Communication
  • Relationship Dynamics

Creshell specializes in the tricky territory of boundaries, communication, and relationship dynamics—helping clients learn how to speak up for themselves without losing sight of the relationships that matter to them. She also works with trauma, substance use, and dual diagnoses, using practical tools to help clients better understand their patterns and respond differently.

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Taylor Cheski, LMHP-R, MS

Taylor Cheski, LMHP-R, MS

Resident in Counseling

  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • ADHD

Taylor works with people navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, eating concerns, substance use, and relationship challenges, with particular experience supporting college students and LGBTQ+ clients. Their approach blends mindfulness, values-based work, and a healthy dose of humor to help clients understand themselves and make changes that actually fit their lives.

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Joy Tidwell, LMHP-R, M.Ed., NCC

Joy Tidwell, LMHP-R, M.Ed., NCC

Resident in Counseling

  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Life Transitions
  • Relationship Challenges

Joy works with teens, adults, couples, and families navigating anxiety, depression, life transitions, parenting stress, school or athletic pressure, and relationship challenges. She takes a strengths-based approach, helping clients build on what’s already working while developing practical ways to communicate, manage difficult emotions, and move through change.

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Nicole Damanda, LMHP-R, MS

Nicole Damanda, LMHP-R, MS

Resident in Counseling

  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Life Transitions

Nicole focuses on helping clients navigate anxiety, depression, substance use, and major life transitions, using an integrative approach that draws from CBT, DBT, ACT, and IFS. She brings a strong emphasis on emotional regulation and helping clients understand what’s happening beneath the surface while building on the strengths they already have.

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MarQuitia Glass, LPC-S

MarQuitia Glass, LPC-S

Clinical Director

  • Personal Change
  • Motivation
  • Identity

MarQuitia brings a creative, flexible approach to therapy, working with clients who are exploring change, motivation, identity, and the patterns that shape their lives. She draws from CBT, psychodynamic, and systems-based approaches while incorporating creative and mind-body techniques like music and art to help clients express and understand what words don’t always capture.

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Meet Our Clinical Supervisors

Guidance for the people providing your care.

Our clinical supervisors help counselors develop their skills and reflect on their work. Their experience in therapy, education, and mentoring supports the care our team provides.

Courtney Holmes, Ph.D., LPC, LMFT, CRC, NCC, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional

Courtney Holmes, Ph.D., LPC, LMFT, CRC, NCC, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional

Clinical Supervisor

  • Trauma
  • Family Systems
  • Parenting
  • Women's Issues

Courtney is one of the people helping shape the clinicians behind the care at Virginia Family Wellness. As a clinical supervisor and VCU professor, she specializes in developing counselors while bringing expertise in trauma, family systems, parenting, and women’s issues to her own clinical work.

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Anne Catlett, LMFT, RPT-S, MBA

Anne Catlett, LMFT, RPT-S, MBA

Clinical Supervisor

  • Complex Trauma
  • Children, Adolescents, and Families

Anne specializes in working with children, adolescents, and families navigating complex trauma, bringing experience from hospitals, schools, residential settings, and community care. With training in EMDR, play therapy, attachment, and family systems, she looks beyond the immediate problem to understand what’s happening in the bigger picture.

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Meet Our Owners

Clinical experience. Practical support.

Felecia and Orlando bring clinical and operational leadership to Virginia Family Wellness. Get to know the people supporting the practice and the work behind your care.

Felecia Wilson, LPC, CSAC, ACS

Felecia Wilson, LPC, CSAC, ACS

Founder & Executive Clinical Director

  • Women's Issues
  • Couples and Relationships

Felecia has spent more than two decades in behavioral health and brings that experience into her work with women, couples, and anyone navigating a complicated season of life. She’s serious about the work—but not about taking herself too seriously; outside the office, you might find her hunting for a bargain, tackling a DIY project, or spending time with family and friends.

Meet Felecia
Orlando Wilson, MBA

Orlando Wilson, MBA

Owner & Practice Administrator

Orlando Wilson joined the practice as Managing Partner in September 2022, bringing more than 18 years of experience in technology, leadership, and problem-solving. Alongside his wife, the practice’s founder, Orlando has helped shape and support the practice as it has grown, bringing a thoughtful, steady presence to the work behind the scenes. He holds an MBA from the University of Richmond and enjoys spending time with family, cooking healthy meals, and writing.

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Your Next Step

Find Your Starting Point

Whether you’re looking for therapy, psychiatric support, or a more structured level of care, you can start by exploring your options and learning more about what Virginia Family Wellness offers.

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Crisis & Emergency Disclaimer

Virginia Family Wellness is not a crisis service. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health emergency, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911. If you are in immediate danger, go to the nearest emergency department.

Notice of Privacy Practices

Virginia Family Wellness is committed to protecting the privacy and security of your health information in accordance with applicable law, including HIPAA. Our electronic forms are designed to support the secure transmission of protected health information (PHI).

HIPAA Compliant

Nondiscrimination & Accessibility

Virginia Family Wellness does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or other status protected by applicable law. We are committed to providing reasonable accommodations and accessible services for individuals with disabilities. To request an accommodation or discuss accessibility needs, please contact our office.

Website Disclaimer

Information on this website is provided for general informational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Use of this website does not create a provider-client relationship.