DO NO HARM THERAPEUTIC GROUP, LLC
Fostering Healing for Oklahoma Families
Our meaning is derived from our calling - to provide therapeutic intervention into the lives of those who are seeking assistance. Our name comes from a popular tongue - in - cheek colloquialism that we ascribe to, namely do no harm and take no, well, you get the idea. Additionally is the idea that we want to be the least restrictive yet most supportive care that you can receive - we will strive to be a part of your team and support you and your family to healthy living.
Our logo is inspired by the succulent plant - a symbol of strength, reminding us to look up towards growth and healing, and also the triangle - a nod to the fundamental therapeutic belief found that there is an intrinsic correlation and connection between an individual's thoughts, feelings, and subsequent choices. The succulent represents resilience and strength, the characteristics we hope to enhance in our clients and their families through the healing process.
Ashley Kelley
LCSW
Ashley Kelley is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW). Ashley graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Masters of Social Work in 2013 and a Bachelors of Science degree in Psychology and Biochemistry from ORU.
Ashley has a heart for children and families with neurodevelopment differences (ADHD, ASD, sensory processing, learning disorders, and others), grief and loss, anxiety, depression, and complex trauma. Ashley's heart is to help give clients and their families the tools to help make functioning in daily life more manageable. Learning skills for executive function, emotion regulation, identifying and communicating feelings, healthy coping skills, time management, task initiation, motivation, working memory, and frustration tolerance. Ashley encourages and connects clients to multidisciplinary care to meet the needs of the whole child. Ashley encourages family involvement and parent engagement to best help clients growth and progress in therapy. My goal is to create a safe space to help clients and families heal and gain skills they can utilize at home, school, and in daily life.
Ashley has experience working in the school setting and in the residential treatment setting, and has been in a private group practice for 8 years. Ashley has 13 years of experience with children ages 4-18 and into college years.
In 2018, Ashley and a few colleagues created Tulsa's Do No Harm Therapeutic Group (DNH) to offer trauma informed care in an outpatient setting. Ashley has recently opened a new DNH office in the Owasso community to bring trauma informed care and neurodivergent therapy to children, teens, and their families in her community. Ashley is in the process of partnering with a collaborative that will bring multidisciplinary care to the children and families of Owasso, Tulsa, and surrounding communities.
Why caregivers choose Ashley:
-13+ years of experience in children's mental health in multiple settings
- Meeting clients and families where they are
- Connection based, client led, neurodivergent affirming, trauma informed therapy
- Strength based
- Assesses the whole child in environment
- Excels at creating a calm environment for clients to feel safe to share
- On most private insurances (BCBS, UMR, UHC, Optum Behavioral Health)
Owner and therapist
Caitie Rhoades-Zagorski
LCSW
Caitie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Caitie Graduated from West Virginia University with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology , and the University of South Carolina with a Masters of Clinical Social Work.
Caitie has a special interest in working with neurodivergent children and teens, including those with Autism, ADHD, Anxiety, Sensory differences, and other developmental or behavioral challenges. Caitie is passionate about supporting families with navigating the daily challenges they are experiencing and helping to build an understanding of their child's unique strengths and needs.
With a compassionate, holistic, client-centered approach, Caitie creates a safe and supportive environment where children and teens can build confidence, develop social, behavioral, and emotional skills to thrive at home, school, and in their daily lives. With the understanding that every child learns and grows differently, Caitie works closely with caregivers and clients to develop individualized strategies that promote success towards client’s goals.
Whether your child has a formal diagnosis, or there is concern about developmental, emotional, or behavioral differences, Caitie is committed to providing guidance, support, and encouragement every step of the way.
Why Caregivers Choose Caitie:
- Experienced in supporting Anxiety, Autism, ADHD, Trauma, and Sensory processing needs.
-Focuses on each child's individual strengths and needs.
-Trained in therapeutic modalities of DBT, CBT, TF-CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy.
- Welcoming and judgment-free approach
-Partners closely with families and caregivers
-Has 6+ years of experience working with ages 10-18 years old.
-Provides support for both diagnosed and undiagnosed children
"Every person deserves a space they feel seen, understood, and empowered to reach their full potential”.
“They [parents] don’t object to their children’s displays of anger, sadness, or fear. Nor do they ignore them. Instead, they accept negative emotions as a fact of life and they use emotional moments as opportunities for teaching their kids important life lessons and building closer relationships with them.”
― John M. Gottman, Raising An Emotionally Intelligent Child
