Meet the Therapists at PPI
Peg Niehaus |
Peg is a licensed Professional Counselor and has an M.A. in Counseling from Xavier University. She works with individuals, couples, and families on a range of issues, including life transitions, career decisions, premarital preparation, parenting concerns, anxiety, depression. Listening deeply to each client’s experience and values, Peg employs a collaborative, strength-based approach to help her clients master life’s challenges, from traumatic events to everyday struggles. She strives to facilitate healing, growth, and personal development while increasing her clients’ understanding and acceptance of themselves. Those working with Peg will find a secure, respectful environment where they may explore core issues as they work to become their most authentic selves. Believing that personal growth and development are a continuing process, Peg is dedicated to helping individuals through difficult times so they can more fully engage in the richness of life. |
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Mary is a licensed Professional Counselor and has a M.Ed. in counseling from the College of William and Mary in Virginia. She helps individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges and stresses and uncover the meaning in their journey. Mary is particularly interested in enriching family life and enjoys working with couples struggling with marital conflict, parenting issues, or maternal mental health. Mary brings care and enthusiasm to her work. |
 Mary le Gouellec |
Sandy Morgenthal |
Sandy Morgenthal is a Professional Clinical Counselor (PCC), a Supervisor and a Clinically Certified Forensic Counselor (CCFC). She is also an RN. Sandy is a graduate of UC with a Bachelor’s Degree in nursing and of Xavier University with a Master’s Degree in counseling. She has served as Adjunct Professor at Xavier University and at Cincinnati Christian University in their counseling departments. She works from a Mind, Body, and Spirit perspective and wants the very best for all her clients. |
