Judy Keatley, Founder of Healing Haus Counseling, is a clinical psychotherapist licensed in the state of West Virginia. Her areas of expertise are anxiety disorders, depression disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, trauma recovery (PTSD), adjustment disorders (death, divorce, life changes), and grief/loss (typical and complicated types). Judy also has a passion for our veterans and enjoys working with this population.
Prior to opening Healing Haus Counseling, Judy held the position of clinical psychotherapist with Inner Awakening Counseling & Consultation, PLLC for six years. Prior to Inner Awakening Counseling, Judy worked with a local Hospice as a grief counselor and specialist. Judy provided grief counseling to individuals who were working through anticipatory grief and grief after a death. She also worked with patients under Hospice care who had a terminal illness. She also facilitated grief support groups and worked with grieving family systems. Judy authored articles on grief in the Hospice magazine and aired on local radio to share education with the public on how to work through their grief during the holiday season. Prior to Hospice, Judy was a Foster Care Treatment coordinator working with foster youth in the Panhandle of West Virginia. She provided supportive counseling to foster children, advocated for children in the court system, assisted with training foster families, and worked with families on reunification with their children.
Judy has lived in West Virginia for over 20 years and is a mother to 2 children. Her son is currently serving in the United States Army as a combat medic (68W). Her daughter, upon graduation, will be enlisting in the United States Air Force. Judy has raised her children to love God, family, and our country above all things. She enjoys watching history documentaries, going to the gym, listening to classic rock music, traveling, playing poker, and supporting her 2 children. Judy has 2 best friends who happen to be her two younger, identical twin brothers. Judy loves nothing more than quiet time with a good movie and Milka chocolate (if she can find the quiet time - lol).
Degrees
Master of Social Work, University of New England (summa cum laude)
Bachelor of Social Work, Shepherd University
Client Focus
Special Populations: clients with non-spiritual and spiritual backgrounds, adult women, male/female youth.
Ages: children (8-12), teenagers, adults, seniors.
Therapy Modalities
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Eclectic Therapy
- Exposure and Response Prevention
- Motivational Interviewing
- Narrative Therapy
- Person-Centered Therapy
- Prolonged Exposure Therapy
- Schema Therapy
- Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Membership
Active Member 2024-2025. Active since 2015.
nasw-member-certificate-20232024.pdf
Brandi Davis, MSW, LCSW
Hello and Welcome! I am Brandi Davis, and I am excited to be a part of the Healing Haus Counseling team! I am a Licensed Social Worker in the State of West Virginia and earned my Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Fairmont State University (2012) and Master of Social Work from West Virginia University (2014). As a licensed social worker, I have provided services for many populations including teen residential treatment programs, social services program development and improvement, foster care, adoption, military, families, couples, and special medical needs.
I work with individuals, families, couples, and parents who are co-parenting (divorced families). I enjoy working with our youth (ages 7-12), teens and young adults, and older adults.
Treatment areas: Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, anger management, educational/ behavioral concerns, couples counseling, and co-parenting conflict.
To better assist each of my clients in meeting their specific goals I utilize motivational interviewing, supportive counseling, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). I am currently training for several other modalities and look forward to utilizing these soon.
I’m often described as bubbly, energetic, and kind. When I’m not working, I am spending time with my family, being outdoors, and planning my next beach vacation.
Alicia Cale, MSW, LCSW
Healing Haus Counseling, PLLC is privileged to have Alicia! Alicia completed her master’s degree in social work from West Virginia University in 2018. As a mental health therapist, she has provided therapy in a variety of settings including outpatient, in-home therapy, with non-profit organizations, and structured outpatient programs within the Supreme Court.
Alicia has a broad range of clinical experience working with individuals, family systems, and groups across the life span. Her areas of expertise include depression, anxiety disorders, grief counseling, ADHD, anger/stress management, trauma/abuse (PTSD), self-image/self-esteem issues, and addictive behaviors/substance use issues.
Alicia also specializes in couples counseling and conflict resolution. Alicia has several modalities which she references and uses to better assist her clients. These include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Substance Abuse Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing.
Alicia is known to be a warm and encouraging therapist. She takes a down-to-earth approach while meeting and working with clients. In her personal time, Alicia spends time with her family and friends. She has two children and two dogs, all of which keep her on her toes.
Brandi Asterino, MSW, LICSW
Since completing her Masters of Social Work in 2001, Brandi has helped clients learn how to recover from trauma, depression, anxiety, bipolar, grief, codependency from narcissistic relationships, alcohol/addiction-related family systems, and adjustment issues from major life changes. She has worked across the lifespan beginning at age 13.
After obtaining her Bachelors degrees in Journalism and Psychology, she went on to complete a Masters of Social Work from West Virginia University in May 2001. While in graduate school, she completed a 10-month internship at William R. Sharpe Jr. Hospital in Weston, WV. She counseled individuals and groups who had been hospitalized for severe psychological distress using CBT and Yalom's group approach.
Upon graduation, Brandi worked for a community mental health center in Kittanning, PA for almost two years before returning to West Virginia. Continuing to work in outpatient settings such as community mental health and private practice for a local psychiatrist, Brandi opened her own private practice inside Manchin Clinic South in 2008.
She can incorporate a variety of techniques but partners with clients to decide their preferred approach. Brandi uses IFS, CBT, ACT, 12-step principles, and boundary setting to empower clients. She became a certified trauma therapist in 2010, completing training and an on-site practicum at Intensive Trauma Therapy in Morgantown, WV. If desired, Brandi can also utilize Christian spiritual principles as an underlying framework.
Brandi was raised, educated, and has worked in West Virginia for almost 50 years, understanding the unique socioeconomic and cultural dynamic of living and thriving in the Mountain State. She resides with her husband, daughter, and animals, and loves to read, write, cook, and scroll Instagram for animal videos and comedy.
Heidi Compton, MSW, LCSW
Heidi Compton comes to Healing Haus Counseling with many years of experience in the mental health and social work fields, beginning her career in 1997, when she obtained her Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Illinois. She chose the mental health field after she took psychology in high school, and discovered that it was the first subject she felt passionately interested in. That intense curiosity and eagerness to learn about how to help people improve their mental health has remained throughout her years of practice. Heidi is described by peers and past clients as naturally easy to talk to, genuine, encouraging and a gentle, compassionate spirit.
Heidi’s experience includes clients of all ages from 5 to 80+. While she employs many evidenced-based therapeutic techniques, depending on which suits each client best, she believes the most important aspect of therapy is the trusting relationship between herself and clients. She strives to create a warm, empathic environment in which her clients can relax and know that they are safe with her. She is a social worker at heart and honors clients’ rights to self-determination and individuality.
Heidi’s specialties include anxiety, depression, PTSD, relationships, parenting and family issues, adolescent struggles, trauma recovery, domestic violence, and stress management. She is always looking for opportunities to explore and learn about new techniques to help her clients. She has experience with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) techniques, Humanistic Therapy techniques, Motivational Interviewing, and Behavioral Therapy.
Heidi is a mom to 2 boys ages 14 and 18, and she is no stranger to the great rewards and struggles of parenting! She also loves pets and currently has 3 cats. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with her kids and friends, and can often be found outdoors in nature, where she feels most at peace. She loves gardening, attending her children’s sporting and school events, traveling, walking in the woods in beautiful West Virginia, playing cards, listening to live music, painting, fostering homeless kittens and cats, and occasionally binge-watching a good series on tv.