Meet the Team
Owner/Chief Executive Officer of Drue Day Counseling and State LPC Supervisor. I earned my Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northeastern State University, am an LPC-Supervisor teaching Candidates to becoming great therapists, and am currently earning my Doctorate in Psychological Study. Since graduating, I have worked as a therapist, consultant and university instructor at both Rogers State University and Oklahoma State University. I have worked in an agency setting, sat on the Board of Directors for a 503(c)(3) nonprofit organization, but currently am thoroughly enjoying private practice and the people I serve with my special interests--chronic pain/illness, ASD/spectrum disorders, kink/alternative relationship styles and LGBTQIA+/gendered identity issues. I believe in humanistic person centered therapeutic care for all of my clients, but often times practice from an eclectic model that is custom fit to my clients' needs. There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to your health. I take pride in offering bespoke care to unique groups of people both as a provider myself and a business owner.
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When I'm not working as a therapist, I am an advocate, a researcher, a spoonie, an author, a university adjunct and wholeheartedly an animal lover! I have strong passion for philanthropic endeavors related to human and animal welfare. My ultimate goal is to offer affordable animal assisted therapeutic services to a wide array of clientele in the United States and beyond.
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Building Drue Day Counseling is a joy & an honor. Our providers strive towards the same mission to provide ethical, empathetic, and quality bespoke care to diverse communities. We are doing what we love!
Drue Day, MS, LPC-Supervisor
Founder & CEO, Therapist
We offer services to best fit you.
Between our many therapists, our goal is to provide a bespoke therapeutic approach unique to you and your needs. Each treatment plan is created with our eclectic styles and your challenges in mind. We look forward to personalizing your care with you.
Rhea Wolbrink, LPC-Supervisor
Therapist
Rhea is a trauma- informed counselor who specializes in helping people understand and recover from difficult relationships. This could be the relationship with yourself or a parent, guardian, friend, or lover. She has a secondary focus on working with highly sensitive and gifted individuals. She believes all people deserve respect, consideration and affirmation. When she is not being a therapist, she putters around, reads memoirs, watches trashy reality TV, eats tofu, gets incensed with politics, and tries to appreciate what's going well here on earth.
Lindsey Vandeventer, LCSW
"The Autistic Therapist"
LCSW - Supervisor
Lindsey is a talented provider with serious passion for her role in her communities. She loves working with neurodivergent folks, queer folks, and individuals who suffer from chronic illnesses. She loves developing new skills and creating a competent, safe environment for treatment for all of her clients.
Currently Accepting LCSW Candidates
Trey McAdams, LPC
Therapist
Trey has vast experience working in Community Mental Health in genres related to, but not limited to, trauma and addiction. He has experience working with a wide array of diverse individuals. Trey is sex positive and kink friendly. He does not currently see individuals below age 14. He sees clients in Midtown Tulsa, online, and in South Broken Arrow.
Heidi Hills, LPC-Supervisor
Therapist
Heidi earned her Master’s degree in Community Counseling from OSU-Tulsa and has been a therapist for 11 years in many different settings. She has worked with individuals of all ages. Heidi has extensive trauma training in EMDR, TF-CBT, and TBRI. Just because she has extensive trauma training, doesn’t mean that trauma is the only problem that Heidi can help with; she also works well with clients who have anxiety, depression, grief, and self-esteem issues just to name a few! Heidi is also AutPlay therapy & TBRI Certified and has recently developed a passion for working with Autistic kiddos. When she is not working, Heidi enjoys reading, creating art (zentangle, painting, drawing, and diamond art), and traveling as well as watching OSU Cowboy football games and OKC Thunder basketball games.
Drue Day, MS, LPC-Supervisor
CEO, Clinical Director, Therapist
I work with folks struggling with identity, gender/sexuality and development. I work with a wide array of client situations but have special interest in chronic/acute pain and illness, trauma, and 2SLGBTQIA+ and gender issues. This practice is kink friendly and sex positive. I have vast experience working with a wide array of relationship types including but not limited to: mono, poly, hierarchal, open and explorative models. I offer my clients a client centered humanistic approach to their care –being highly attentive to needs while also offering a challenging environment for clients to “dig deep” into their situations and collaboratively find solutions.
Whitney Lahann, LPC-Candidate
Therapist, Candidate
Whitney has a history of working in community mental health, children, adolescents and families. She utilizes an eclectic approach with a heavy humanistic hand to connect with her clients and aide in their treatment. In addition to young folx, she has a passion for non-traditional relationship styles. Whitney is poly/ENM & kink friendly and enjoys seeing both couples and individuals looking to improve their structure and dynamics for healthy, successful long term goals. She is a candidate working towards her full licensure.
Amber Pullin, LPC-Candidate
Therapist, Candidate
Amber has experience with maternal mental health, adults and families. "I believe that you are the expert of your own life. I work in collaboration with you to address identity, trauma, relationships with others/self, and self-expression. I strive to understand family history, relationships with others, self, and cultural contexts that make up your identity." She enjoys working with a wide range of individuals and getting to share space for their truths.
Maddie Miller, LPC-Candidate
Therapist, Candidate
Maddie holds space and encourages her clients who struggle with various concerns. She is very passionate about working with the 2SLGBTQIA community, individuals who have experienced trauma, and chronic illness/pain, in addition to relationship concerns and family trauma. She is very passionate about women’s issues including anything from hormonal imbalances to sexual trauma and intimate partner abuse. She loves exploring the “why” and making connections while working on coping skills! Maddie uses multiple therapeutic approaches but her base approach is person-centered meaning "I am on your side and I believe you!" When Maddie isn’t “in therapist mode” she is cuddling with her partner and kitties, reading, or hiking!
Kimberly Collogan, LPC
Therapist
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with 6 years of counseling experience. Historically I have worked with individuals experiencing a wide variety of issues including family conflict, depression and anxiety, stress-related issues, domestic violence, trauma and communication challenges. I especially enjoy working with children, teens and young adults. My counseling style is warm, calm and interactive with a highly relational and person-centered approach to therapy. I strive to create an environment where clients feel heard and understood. My empathy for others is what led me to pursue counseling in the first place. Away from work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and my four young boys, including attending their various sports and activities. I like to spend as much time as possible outdoors, and have always enjoyed gardening.
Tammy Ferrari, LPC-Candidate
Therapist, Candidate
Tammy has a background in treating individuals effected by domestic violence, depression and anxiety. She practices with strong humanistic and cognitive behavioral influence.
Tammy has previous experience as an investigator for many years and rediscovered her true passion in psychotherapy and counseling.
Stephanie Bargas, LPC-Candidate
Therapist, Candidate
Stephanie has worked with various ages, individuals and couples. She was employed and interned with the Office of Juvenile Affairs performing psychological evaluations for the juveniles in their care. She reflects from that experience, "everyone has a story to be told and sometimes it takes that one person to listen, understand, and guide someone towards healing."
She utilizes a Humanistic approach with the belief that change is implemented in people's lives through self awareness, insight and intentional growth. Although she may challenge her clients at times, she believes it takes personal work to look deep into themselves to discover our traumas, triggers, patterns and how we can truly break the cycle and improve our lives. ​ A fun fact about Stephanie: "Counseling is a career I chose to pursue after 16 years in the oil & gas industry as an engineer. Sometimes what we think we want when we graduate initially turns into a different passion later in life!"
Hannah Bateman
Billing Specialist
Hannah has completed the Medical Billing and coding program from Oklahoma State University and is currently working towards her CPC Certification to further enhance her skills and work towards team success! With a strong background in administrative processes and a passion for healthcare, she is eager to contribute to the efficient management of billing operations.
Natalie Grace, Intern
Counseling Intern - LPC
Natalie is currently attending a Master's program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. They are earning their required session hours to meet the academic criteria, build competency and real life therapeutic skill. "I believe counseling is a space where people can safely explore their feelings without judgment, where experiences are reflected back in ways that offer fresh perspectives, and where all parts of the self can be heard and acknowledged. I plan to serve diverse individuals and families. Using a combination of traditional counseling approaches and body-based awareness, I help clients explore their internal experiences, set healthy boundaries, and develop deeper self-compassion. People often seek my services when they're ready to explore their authentic selves, process trauma, or navigate significant life transitions, including gender and sexual identity and family changes. I'm am pursuing certification as a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, bringing together my natural ability to create a safe therapeutic environment with evidence-based practices."
Taylor Finch, CM, C-Intern
Counseling Intern - LADC/LPC
Taylor Finch is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. They are earning their required session hours to meet academic criteria, build competency, and develop real-world therapeutic skills—all while pursuing a dual license for LPC and LADC.
“I see counseling as a collaborative journey that opens the door to genuine self-exploration and growth. I work with individuals and families facing a range of challenges including depression, anxiety, low self-worth, negative thought patterns that can lead to spiraling, addiction, and other serious mental health concerns. I also focus on fostering self-compassion, helping clients shift from harsh self-criticism to a kinder, more supportive inner dialogue. By exploring how our past shapes our present, I empower you to rewrite your story and move toward a more authentic, fulfilling life.”
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Individual Psychotherapy
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Family Psychotherapy
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Couples Therapy
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Basic Assessment
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Case Management
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Consultation Services
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Court Services/Expert
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Crisis Management
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Coaching Appointment
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Supervision for Candidates