About Us

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Erin and Matt Wells are both NBCC board-certified, Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associates in the State of Indiana.  The Wellses both completed their Master of Arts degrees in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Valparaiso University, after a previous life where they were both professional opera singers (...no joke).  

Erin's specialties include working with adolescent and adult survivors of trauma, adolescent psychotherapy, and couples counseling, and Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy (particularly with adolescents with severe mental illness).  See Erin's therapist profile on Psychology Today.

During the week, Matt serves as the Associate Vice Chancellor for Development & External Engagement at Purdue University Northwest.

*Erin and Matt are not taking new clients at this time.

Josh is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been working in counseling for over five years, assisting individuals and families in navigating the hurdles that life presents. Josh has special expertise working with adolescents struggling with severe mental illness and families focused on improving their quality of life through the implementation of behavioral changes. 

He has completed certified trainings in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) focused on skill usage for emotional regulation and problem solving and in reducing the symptoms related to trauma exposure. Through this experience and the use of other treatment philosophies (such as behavioral modification, strengths based, and solution focused modalities), Josh has been able to assist individuals with navigating their anxiety and depression symptoms as well as working towards goals that improve their overall quality of life. 

"My hope as a clinician is that you will allow me to encourage, support, and assist you in creating the life that you long for."

A former arts administrator, Sarah oversees both the daily operations and high-level administration of Wells Family Counseling. She is the first point of contact for all current and prospective clients, and strives to maintain a safe, welcoming, and professional environment for everyone who interacts with us. Sarah is also a Mental Health First Aid Instructor and works with several partner organizations to certify new first aiders.

Sarah holds a BS in Music (Voice) with an Outside Field in Theatre from Indiana University, and is currently an MBA candidate at the IU Kelley School of Business. She is also in the process of getting certified as a Mental Health First Aid Instructor, and works part-time as a classical Pilates instructor.

Prior to moving back to Indiana, Sarah lived in New York City where she worked in film, television, and theatre for six years, culminating in an arts administration role at The Juilliard School where she worked for over three years. She was active in her church in the city and served in a number of roles, most recently as a deaconess. Serving others is a core value for Sarah, and is one of the most satisfying dimensions of her work at Wells Family Counseling.

Meagan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Grief Counselor who has been providing therapy since 2017. She completed her Masters of Social Work in Mental Health at the University of Illinois at Chicago and also holds a BA in Social Work with minors in Psychology and Sociology from Purdue University.  

Meagan has extensive experience working with adolescents and adults with trauma, complex bereavement, and mood disorders. Meagan is certified in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and has completed multiple trainings in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Meagan utilizes a Humanistic and Existential approach with clients while encouraging accountability and self-forgiveness.  

Before joining Wells Family Counseling, Meagan spent over six years working with adolescents at a residential treatment facility as both a psychiatric technician and as a therapist. In addition to her role as a therapist, Meagan has been working as a Hospice Medical Social Worker since 2019.

“My hope as your therapist is that collaboratively I assist you in finding meaning in the mundane and navigating yourself to a place of living, not just existing.”

Carmen Gober is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate in the State of Indiana and has been working as a counselor for over seven years. She completed her Master of Arts degree in Clinical and Mental Health at Valparaiso University in 2014, and also holds a BA in Sociology and Criminology from VU. 

Carmen has extensive experience working with both children and adults, and is certified in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT). She is fluent in Spanish, and is also CPR-certified.

In addition to her work with as a private practitioner, Carmen has worked at the Midwest Center for Youth and Families, Goshen Community Schools, and the Indiana State Prison. Outside of work, she engages with her community through volunteer service with CASA and PADS for women.

  Jessica is a therapy intern conducting her clinical hours with Wells Family Counseling. She attends Purdue University Northwest working toward completion of an MSEd in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Jessica completed certification in Expressive Arts at PNW in 2022, and is also working toward Addictions certification. Jessica received her Master’s degree in Communication and Creative Arts in 2015, and teaches at Purdue University Northwest as a Limited Term Lecturer.

Jessica enjoys serving clients of all ages and backgrounds. Her style is integrative, holistic, client-centered, and rooted in evidence-based practices.

Jessica has advanced training in military and first responder cultural competency including deployment and reintegration cycles, building family resilience, post-traumatic stress, alcohol and substance use, sleep disturbances, traumatic brain injury and ethics. Jessica hopes to reduce stigma and increase quality access to mental health services for those who give all to our communities and nation.

“I believe in the healing power of the therapeutic relationship, and work with clients to identify the strengths needed to create calm and resiliency in the face of life’s challenges. I create a safe space for clients to accept uncertainties, gain insights, explore new paths and respond with new ways of being.”