John Abraham, DO

Dr. Abraham is a general, child and adolescent psychiatrist. He completed his undergraduate training in biology at the University of Texas at Austin and completed his medical degree at the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth. After medical school, Dr. Abraham returned to Austin and completed residency training in adult psychiatry and a fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry through The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and Seton Family of Hospitals. Dr. Abraham now continues his work at Collaborative Care, where he provides assessment and treatment of children, adolescents, and adults with a variety of behavioral, emotional, social, thought, and autism spectrum disorders. He is committed to providing help to patients and their families affected by mental illness.

Michael Ross, MD

Dr. Ross is a general and child and adolescent psychiatrist. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor where he majored in psychology. He then went on to attend medical school at Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After finishing medical school, he moved to Austin to escape the cold weather and completed both his adult psychiatry residency and then his child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship training at University of Texas- Dell Medical School.

Dr. Ross provides assessment and treatment of children, adolescents, and adults with a wide variety of psychiatric conditions. He has experience working with children and adolescents with prior trauma and has specific interests in managing obsessive compulsive disorder, anxiety disorders, and autism spectrum disorders.

In his free time, Dr. Ross enjoys running, reading, hiking around the Greenbelt, and spending time with family.

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Kelly Campbell, MD, MPH

Dr. Campbell is a child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist. Originally from Ft. Worth, Texas she attended medical school at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio and then completed her general psychiatry training with the Medical University of South Carolina. She returned to Texas to pursue a child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship with The University of Texas Dell Medical School in Austin, where she served as co-chief resident in her final year. She remains an affiliate faculty member within the Department of Psychiatry.

Dr. Campbell offers psychiatric assessment and treatment to children, teens, and adults. She has extensive training in psychiatric medication management but is also a strong advocate of psychotherapy. She strives to take a holistic view of each patient, incorporating discussions of sleep, exercise, nutrition, and interpersonal relationships into each plan of care.  She has a special clinical interest in the unique mental health challenges facing women and young adults.

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Craig A. Russell, M.Ed, LPC

Craig A. Russell is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has served children, teens, adults, and families for over twenty-five years in his private practice. Prior to opening his therapy practice in 1992, he designed and taught a curriculum of organizational, communication, service learning, and leadership skills for middle school students, served as a middle school counselor, and then was a crisis and substance abuse counselor for a large Austin high school. He has degrees from Baylor University, The University of Texas at Austin, and Texas State University. In addition, he has professional development training and experience in play therapy techniques, grief and loss issues, adoption experience and support, and the use of therapeutic EMDR.

Over the years he has volunteered with teen and children retreats and camps including Hospice Austin’s Camp Braveheart and Mo Ranch’s Ropes Course programs. He has also happily spoken to various groups including teacher in-services, Gladney adoptive parents groups, UT Social Work School classes, and various parenting and school groups as requested.

Craig and his wife, Melissa, a Hospice Austin chaplain, have three sons. He is grateful for their helpful, humbling, and willing participation in his personal growth. As a counselor, he is committed to a caring, supportive, collaborative working relationship with his clients.

Hayley Kimble, LCSW 

Hayley Kimble is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.  She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a BA in Psychology and a Masters in Social Work.  In the past, she's worked for an Early Intervention Program, counseling young children and families. 

Hayley has experience with Attachment, behavior problems, Autism Spectrum Disorders, the parent/child relationship, working with schools, as well as treating mental, emotional and behavioral issues.  She has also worked in a residential home for children and taught pre-school.  Hayley believes that seeing a child or family in their natural environment can provide helpful insight to treatment and is willing to provide school and home visits when necessary or convenient.  She is passionate about helping children find their strengths and using those to create unique strategies for individual problems. 

Hayley has most recently been home with her two boys, 8 and 6, and she is thrilled to return to practice, working with the team at Collaborative Care and with children and families to find solutions and manage concerns.  Her hope is to provide an environment of compassion and support to help individuals and families overcome obstacles to move forward and thrive.

Mark Viator, LCSW

Mark Viator is a licensed psychotherapist with more than 20 years experience in adult and adolescent, couples, and family therapy. He also has extensive training in Jungian psychology and dream work. Mark has been in private practice since in Austin 2004 and a partner at Collaborative Care since 2014.

Mark states his purpose as a psychotherapist is to serve individuals, couples, and families with humanistic and accessible therapy that meets their immediate needs and gives them the insight and tools they need for their continued growth. He assesses each client’s individual strengths and challenges, and while moving at a pace comfortable to them, uses the treatment approach that best suits their presenting problems.

Mark’s experience as a clinical social worker and Jungian trained therapist has allowed him to work with people from all sorts of backgrounds. He has worked on several multi-disciplinary teams with psychiatrists, family practice doctors, and other therapists, and his Jungian background has given me many years of experience working with dreams and the unconscious.

Some of the issues Mark has experience working with are:

• Depression and Anxiety

• Creativity

• Grief and Loss

• Couples/Marital Counseling

• Autistic Disorders

• Early Adulthood Transitional Issues

Mark is also a professional guitarist and songwriter who has extensive experience over the course of his life, performing, touring, recording, and producing music. He has written numerous documentary soundtracks, scored theatrical productions, and he continues to write and record constantly. This experience has transferred nicely to his work as a psychotherapist, particularly in working with artists and creative people to achieve their fuller potential.

Hope VanDyk, M.A., M.Acc., LPC

Hope provides counseling to individuals and families. When working with individual adults, your needs and desires will determine our approach. In order to understand and help navigate your current struggles, we can explore past relationships, family of origin patterns, and how our relationship is reflecting similar themes. Adults may also choose for our work to be more solution-focused, wherein our work is shorter-term. Your needs and pace will be embraced and supported.

With children, teens, and families, collaboration is key, and we’ll figure out together how to help your family grow and heal. This can include a combination of talk therapy, play therapy, parent coaching, and joint sessions.

Some of the areas Hope has experience working with are: post-traumatic stress, anxiety, depression, creativity, relationship struggles, and parenting difficulties. She is affirming and celebrating of all humans, and welcomes every part of you to the therapy room. Additionally, Hope offers brainspotting as a body-based approach to most anything that is keeping clients stuck, both personally and professionally.

Considering therapy is a risky and hopeful step. Please know that you will be valued and honored, as you reach out to make changes!

Hope’s educational background includes a B.S. in Business Administration and a Master of Accountancy from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville (2003). After years in finance and accounting, Hope was able to pursue her passion to walk alongside others to heal and be free. Hope earned a M.A. in Counseling Psychology from The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology in Seattle, WA (2013), and has worked with clients in varying roles since then.

Katie Copeland, MA, LPC, MFT

Katie is a licensed therapist (Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist) who specializes in working with adults in individual and couples therapy.

Taking an integrative and collaborative approach to therapy, Katie is passionate and dedicated to helping her clients gain insight, access untapped resilience, and develop coping skills to live a fulfilling, meaningful life.

Katie has received two years of foundational training and supervision in psychodynamic psychotherapy working with adults, children, families, and adolescents and has also become credentialed in more modern, somatic, and trauma-informed approaches including EMDR, Trauma Resiliency Model (TRM), and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Katie is also trained in attachment-based Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), a current, evidence-based couples modality.

She often sees clients who have suffered from loss, trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship and work-related distress, identity and existential crisis, or are going through major life transitions. Katie is licensed in both Texas and California and sees clients virtually and in-person.