Stacy Seale
Clinic Director
Stacy Seale, MS, LPA, BCBA, LBA is a Licensed Psychological Associate, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and Licensed Behavior Analyst. She graduated from Eastern Kentucky University and has a Master’s of Science in Clinical Psychology. She has extensive experience working with individuals with Autism and other Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Ms. Seale enjoys the transitional period of young adulthood and working with individuals and their families to create and maintain reasonable, mature goals.
Christy Ray
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Christy Ray is a dedicated and compassionate board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC). She completed her Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) at Northern Kentucky University in 2024 and previously earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from Indiana Wesleyan University. With more than twenty years of diverse nursing experience, Christy has demonstrated a deep commitment to serving individuals from all backgrounds, with a particular focus on supporting underserved and vulnerable populations.
Christy is passionate about promoting mental health awareness and actively works to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness. She is involved in community outreach initiatives and participates in professional organizations, ensuring she stays informed about the latest advancements in her field. By providing evidence-based care, Christy delivers comprehensive medication management for a broad range of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), autism, intellectual disabilities, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and more. Her approach is rooted in compassion and inclusivity, empowering patients to achieve their best possible mental health outcomes.
Outside of her professional responsibilities, Christy enjoys spending quality time with her family. Christy has been married for 19 years, with two children, and one grandchild. She also enjoys playing tennis, hiking, and traveling.
Kevin Strasser
Clinical Therapist
Kevin Strasser, LPCA, graduated from EKU with a master’s in clinical mental health counselling. He currently works as a therapist at LifePath. Whether you are looking for help processing trauma, reducing anxiety, combating depression, seeking solutions for OCD, or reaching for self-actualization, it would be my honor if you choose to share your experiences, wants, and needs with me.
Amy Marquardt, LPCC-S
IOP Director
Amy is a licensed professional counselor dedicated to supporting individuals on their path to self-discovery and healing. She earned her Master’s Degree in Psychiatric and Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of South Carolina in 2011 and has since gained extensive experience across multiple levels of care and diverse populations. Amy is especially passionate about working with individuals impacted by Substance Use Disorder and traumatic experiences. She finds deep fulfillment in witnessing people reclaim their lives—seeing joy return, confidence rebuild, and families reconnect.
Amy creates a warm, open, and non‑judgmental space where clients are encouraged to show up as their authentic selves. Guided by curiosity and compassion, she views healing as a collaborative journey and believes meaningful change happens when people feel heard, safe, and truly seen.
Outside of work, Amy enjoys spending time outdoors with her dog Rayven, catching live music, traveling, cheering on UK sports, and making memories with family and friends.
Amber Johnson
Licensed Clinical Social Worker & Billing Supervisor
I base my work on the beliefs that every individual has inherent dignity and worth and deserves to be treated with compassion. That every individual is capable of personal growth, increased satisfaction, and happiness in their life, and the right therapy can help. I earned my master's in clinical social work in 2012 from the University of Kentucky. I provide individual psychotherapy and positive behavior supports to adolescents and adults with a focus on individuals who experience intellectual and or developmental disabilities. I offer psychotherapy with an emphasis on mindfulness, utilizing DBT and CBT approaches and positive behavior supports with an emphasis on applied behavioral analysis and social skills training.
Sarah Nolan
Clinical Therapist
Licensed Psychological Practitioner
“I never had time for emotions/feelings. Life has taught me to stuff them down and not deal with them."
“I’ve never had time for myself. Most of my life is spent on the needs and wishes of other people.”
"I've experienced so much trauma in my life, and it scares me to think about what the healing process will be like."
Do any of these statements resonate with you? I have interacted with many clients over the years who have all said something similar to the statements above. All of these persons share in common that life in some way has taught them to carry it all, be the strong one, be the one others depend on, and/or healing is scary when you have never experienced it or thought it was possible for you. It is to these statements and beliefs that I say, it is NEVER too late to feel, heal, and/or find empowerment! Throughout the therapy process, I value empowering the client to identify and work through their own goals while respecting each person's background and identities. If you are ready to take the vulnerable and brave step towards healing and discovering your authentic self, then I am excited to help you start your journey! I am a therapist who values being authentic, and I utilize an eclectic blend of modalities to help you achieve your goals (predominantly CBT, EMDR, Internal Family Systems). I specialize in anxiety, worry/overwhelm, low self-worth/esteem, PTSD (emphasis in sexual violence and intimate partner violence), emotional numbness/detachment, attachment wounds/repair, and complex trauma related dissociation. Clients would describe me as compassionate, not afraid to dig deep or challenge, and fully dedicated to support your empowered healing process.
Targeted Case Manager
Madison Harris is a passionate and client-focused behavioral health professional at LifePath Behavioral Clinic. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in Child and Family Studies, which has laid the foundation for her commitment to holistic and culturally responsive mental health care. Madison brings a strong background in nonprofit service and community engagement, including her impactful work with the Black Achievers program, where she supported underrepresented youth and adults through mentorship, educational initiatives, and empowerment programming. Her earlier professional experience in facilities management and client service roles helped shape her strengths in communication, problem-solving, and delivering high-quality care across diverse populations. At LifePath, Madison provides targeted case management and therapy support, helping clients access essential resources, overcome life challenges, and build long-term wellness strategies. She is especially passionate about working with families, youth, and individuals navigating transitions or systemic barriers. Madison believes in meeting clients with empathy, respect, and practical support—and she’s proud to be part of a team that prioritizes healing, empowerment, and equitable mental health access for all.
Michael Wolfe
Clinical Therapist
Michael is an LPCA who graduated from Lindsey Wilson College with a master’s degree in mental health counseling in December 2022. He is passionate about working with men ages 14 and up with father absence and abuse but will see male or female clients. He is also equipped to do couples counseling, has experience working with anxiety and depression, and is trained to see clients struggling with personality disorders. He uses CBT and DBT among other modalities and is a Christian counselor as well. Michael has been married for over 25 years and is the father to three sons. He has lived in Kentucky for 30 years and has lived in various states throughout his life. You can find him watching UFC events and spending time with his family in his off time. He is looking forward to helping you with your healing journey and mental health needs.
Katie Marks
Administrative Assistant
Hi! My name is Katie Marks, and I am the Administrative Assistant for LifePath Therapeutic Solutions. As the first point of contact here at our clinic, I strive to make everyone who walks through our doors feel welcomed, valued, and understood. With a strong background in customer service and support, I play a vital role in maintaining the daily flow of the clinic with scheduling, managing records, communicating with our clients, coordinating with clinical staff, assisting with billing operations, and supporting both clients and team members with efficiency, kindness, and compassion. I’m honored to play a small part in your healing journey and can’t wait to welcome you to LifePath!
Brittany McDaniel
Board Certified & Licensed Behavior Analyst
Brittany McDaniel, MS, BCBA, LBA is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and Licensed Behavior Analyst with seven years of experience working in the home, community, rehabilitation, and vocational settings. She graduated from Eastern Kentucky University and has a Master of Science in Clinical Psychology. She went on to the Florida Institute of Technology to receive additional training in behavior analysis. Brittany is the ABA Clinical Supervisor at LifePath. She has extensive experience working with individuals with Autism and other Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities of varying ages (childhood to elderly). Brittany is very passionate about working with individuals, assisting them in meeting their personal goals, and providing caregiver training to promote lasting, positive outcomes for their loved ones.
Justin Benton
Board Certified & Licensed Behavior Analyst
Justin Benton, MS, BCBA, LBA, is a licensed and board-certified behavior analyst with several years of experience working with early learners, adolescents, and adults, in the community, home, and clinical settings. He received his Master’s degree in counseling psychology from the University of Kentucky in 2017 and spent six years working as a registered behavior technician across two ABA clinics. Justin completed his ABA certification at Eastern Kentucky University in 2021. His practice as a behavior analyst values a trauma-informed approach, and he strives to create a professional relationship with clients that emphasizes inclusion, self-determination, creativity, and healthy living.
Evan Kearns
Administrative Assistant
I’m the Administrative Assistant for the ABA program at LifePath Therapeutic Solutions. My roles are welcoming new clients to our practice by getting their intake paperwork and account set up, submitting the billing for our clients in the ABA program, handling new employee applications and background checks and managing records while doing my best to support both our clients and their families and our staff here at LifePath. I look forward to meeting you!