mEET THE TEAM
SHARON WILKENING, LCMHC, LCAS, LMHC, CCS, QS (PRACTICE OWNER/THERAPIST)
Sharon received her undergraduate degree from Utica College of Syracuse University in 1998 after completing an internship at Georgetown Law. Sharon worked in federal law enforcement from 1998-2002 while obtaining her MA in Forensic Psychology from Marymount University. Upon completion of her MA, Sharon moved to NY and began working at Lewis County Community Mental Health Center running a youth diversion program for teens involved in the criminal justice system and struggling with a mental health concern.
In 2003, Sharon began working as a full-time therapist and soon after she started in private practice working with depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma, domestic violence, and substance use disorder.
In 2016, Sharon and her family moved to North Carolina and she began work as the Director of Clinical Outreach for a Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Treatment Center. In 2019, Sharon opened her private practice, Cambrio Counseling.
Sharon has over 20 years in the field of mental health and substance use disorder treatment. She offers a non-judgmental and unbiased perspective, always meeting clients where they are and offers individualized treatment plans. She utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, EMDR, mindfulness education, solutions-focused therapy, strength-based therapy, and motivational interviewing skills to offer the most comprehensive therapeutic experience.
Sharon works with individuals, couples and groups ages 18 and up. She accepts Cigna, Blue Cross, United, Aetna, Medcost and has a self-pay rate of $120 for individuals.
KRISTI FRENCH, LCMHC (THERAPIST)
Helping clients find peace, happiness, and success in reaching their goals is Kristi’s focus, using a variety of resources including laughter, mindfulness, education, and understanding.
Helping individuals find their true selves beyond anxiety, depression, and trauma is her passion, as is helping her clients navigate the challenges of life events. Kristi is focused on meeting her clients where they are and tailors her approach based on the needs and goals of the individual in front of her, she feels therapy should be just uncomfortable enough to foster growth without causing more trauma!
Kristi’s approach to counseling is tailored to each individual client. She is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), a mode of treatment originally designed to treat trauma that has also been found as effective for most mental health issues. Kristi also likes to include mindfulness as a way to find peace and draws on her life experience as well as clinical experience to serve her clients.
Kristi sees individuals 18+, is in network with Cigna, United Health, BCBS, and Aetna, and has a self-pay rate of $120 per session.
Helping clients find peace, happiness, and success in reaching their goals is Kristi’s focus, using a variety of resources including laughter, mindfulness, education, and understanding.
Helping individuals find their true selves beyond anxiety, depression, and trauma is her passion, as is helping her clients navigate the challenges of life events. Kristi is focused on meeting her clients where they are and tailors her approach based on the needs and goals of the individual in front of her, she feels therapy should be just uncomfortable enough to foster growth without causing more trauma!
Kristi’s approach to counseling is tailored to each individual client. She is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), a mode of treatment originally designed to treat trauma that has also been found as effective for most mental health issues. Kristi also likes to include mindfulness as a way to find peace and draws on her life experience as well as clinical experience to serve her clients.
Kristi sees individuals 18+, is in network with Cigna, United Health, BCBS, and Aetna, and has a self-pay rate of $120 per session.
RICHETTA WHITE, LCSW-A (THERAPIST)
Richetta is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate in North Carolina. She loves working with children, teens, families and couples. She has her Master’s degree in Social Work and is currently working towards her PhD in Human Services. She believes everyone should have a safe place without judgement and outlet to work through life's difficulties. She guides families and couples to bring them closer together through motivational interviewing and therapeutic work, allowing everyone to see the advantage of having fulfilling relationships. She also believes therapy can increase self- awareness, improve communication skills, decrease symptoms such as anxiety, depression, and increase unidentified personal strengths to have more satisfying and meaningful life experiences.
Richetta works with ages 8 and up as well as couples. Richetta is in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna and self-pay rate of $110 and $120 for couples.
Richetta is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate in North Carolina. She loves working with children, teens, families and couples. She has her Master’s degree in Social Work and is currently working towards her PhD in Human Services. She believes everyone should have a safe place without judgement and outlet to work through life's difficulties. She guides families and couples to bring them closer together through motivational interviewing and therapeutic work, allowing everyone to see the advantage of having fulfilling relationships. She also believes therapy can increase self- awareness, improve communication skills, decrease symptoms such as anxiety, depression, and increase unidentified personal strengths to have more satisfying and meaningful life experiences.
Richetta works with ages 8 and up as well as couples. Richetta is in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna and self-pay rate of $110 and $120 for couples.
ANNA MACHIN, LCSW-A (THERAPIST)
Anna received her Bachelor of Arts degree in History at Lee University with a specialty in United States 20th Century with a focus on religion. After working within the school system in Tennessee, Anna returned to study at Southern Adventist University and completed her Masters degree in Social Work with an emphasis on Child and Family Advocacy and Treatment working with individuals in community mental health as well as outpatient substance use disorders. While in this program Anna worked closely with her professors as a graduate assistant with the School of Social Work and participated in instructing classes and conducting research.
Upon completing her Masters degree Anna began working in an inpatient setting at an acute level psychiatric hospital for children and adolescents ages 5-17. In this setting Anna worked closely with families and their children addressing psychiatric and behavioral issues often linked to trauma, attention deficit hyperactivity disorders, oppositional defiant disorder, major depressive disorders, eating disorders, and borderline personality disorder.
Anna draws on Bowen’s Family Systems Theory in her inclusivity of the family and context within an individual’s therapeutic process and applies aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectic behavioral therapy as well as mindfulness education and solutions-focused therapy in her sessions. In working with clients, Anna utilizes a strengths-based approach and is passionate about creating an inclusive setting built on authenticity and empathy that is driven by the client’s own individual journey and experiences.
Anna is passionate about helping clients derive meaning and a deeper understanding of themselves through clinical therapy. Anna enjoys the creative, relational and sometimes challenging process of building a therapeutic relationship with new individuals and families.
Anna is currently seeing children ages 5-17, families and individuals. She is scheduled for weekdays with weekend availability. Anna is currently in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and has a self-pay rate of $110 for individuals and $120 for couples and families.
Anna received her Bachelor of Arts degree in History at Lee University with a specialty in United States 20th Century with a focus on religion. After working within the school system in Tennessee, Anna returned to study at Southern Adventist University and completed her Masters degree in Social Work with an emphasis on Child and Family Advocacy and Treatment working with individuals in community mental health as well as outpatient substance use disorders. While in this program Anna worked closely with her professors as a graduate assistant with the School of Social Work and participated in instructing classes and conducting research.
Upon completing her Masters degree Anna began working in an inpatient setting at an acute level psychiatric hospital for children and adolescents ages 5-17. In this setting Anna worked closely with families and their children addressing psychiatric and behavioral issues often linked to trauma, attention deficit hyperactivity disorders, oppositional defiant disorder, major depressive disorders, eating disorders, and borderline personality disorder.
Anna draws on Bowen’s Family Systems Theory in her inclusivity of the family and context within an individual’s therapeutic process and applies aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectic behavioral therapy as well as mindfulness education and solutions-focused therapy in her sessions. In working with clients, Anna utilizes a strengths-based approach and is passionate about creating an inclusive setting built on authenticity and empathy that is driven by the client’s own individual journey and experiences.
Anna is passionate about helping clients derive meaning and a deeper understanding of themselves through clinical therapy. Anna enjoys the creative, relational and sometimes challenging process of building a therapeutic relationship with new individuals and families.
Anna is currently seeing children ages 5-17, families and individuals. She is scheduled for weekdays with weekend availability. Anna is currently in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and has a self-pay rate of $110 for individuals and $120 for couples and families.
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ARTHUR "FORD" RAINE, LCSW-A (THERAPIST)
Arthur received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Salisbury University in 2015. He later obtained his Master of Social Work from his alma mater in 2021. In between the time of earning his Bachelor of Arts and beginning his Master’s program, Ford worked as a case manager in a behavioral health clinic at a community health center for 5 years. During the summer, he assisted his agency as a therapeutic counselor for the agency’s summer program for children 5-17 with a range of diagnoses including anxiety, adjustment disorder, depression, oppositional defiance disorder, ADHD, and disruptive mood dysregulation disorder.
During graduate school, Ford interned at his place of work as a school-based therapist for at-risk youth. In his second year of interning, Ford was a Behavioral Health Evaluator in the Emergency Department, providing emergency assessments for individuals experiencing severe mental illness. Ford’s background in case management has made him a strong advocate for his clients.
Ford has experience with individual’s dealing with anxiety, depression, drastic life changes, and more. He is passionate about working alongside clients to better understand their patterns of maladaptive behaviors and to develop realistic and obtainable solutions. He uses several therapies and theories such as person-centered therapy, psychodynamic therapy, attachment theory, cognitive behavioral therapy, and solution-focused therapy to meet the needs of his clients for individualized care.
He moved from the coastal region of Maryland to North Carolina in August of 2021 and is an avid dog lover. Ford likes to stay active with exercise, enjoys playing golf, and surfing when at the beach.
Ford works with adolescents ages 16 and up. He accepts Cigna and $110 for self-pay for a 55-minute individual session.
Arthur received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Salisbury University in 2015. He later obtained his Master of Social Work from his alma mater in 2021. In between the time of earning his Bachelor of Arts and beginning his Master’s program, Ford worked as a case manager in a behavioral health clinic at a community health center for 5 years. During the summer, he assisted his agency as a therapeutic counselor for the agency’s summer program for children 5-17 with a range of diagnoses including anxiety, adjustment disorder, depression, oppositional defiance disorder, ADHD, and disruptive mood dysregulation disorder.
During graduate school, Ford interned at his place of work as a school-based therapist for at-risk youth. In his second year of interning, Ford was a Behavioral Health Evaluator in the Emergency Department, providing emergency assessments for individuals experiencing severe mental illness. Ford’s background in case management has made him a strong advocate for his clients.
Ford has experience with individual’s dealing with anxiety, depression, drastic life changes, and more. He is passionate about working alongside clients to better understand their patterns of maladaptive behaviors and to develop realistic and obtainable solutions. He uses several therapies and theories such as person-centered therapy, psychodynamic therapy, attachment theory, cognitive behavioral therapy, and solution-focused therapy to meet the needs of his clients for individualized care.
He moved from the coastal region of Maryland to North Carolina in August of 2021 and is an avid dog lover. Ford likes to stay active with exercise, enjoys playing golf, and surfing when at the beach.
Ford works with adolescents ages 16 and up. He accepts Cigna and $110 for self-pay for a 55-minute individual session.
TIM HARTLINE, LCMHC-A THERAPIST
Tim is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in Raleigh. He loves working with adults and adolescents to identify their goals, pinpointing the things that are holding them back, and partnering with them to increase both joy and life satisfaction. Tim believes that providing an empathetic and nonjudgmental space for clients is essential while simultaneously using evidence-based treatments. This gives the client ability to be totally accepted for who they are while also treating the issues in which the pain originates. He primarily utilizes Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy but is trained to use other counseling theories based on the needs of the client. Tim believes that the counseling process can be a vulnerable experience for clients, but ultimately that this step forward has ability to be life-changing for those who commit to growth.
Tim Hartline works with adolescents and adults and is currently accepting Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna and his self-pay is $110 for 55- minute session
Tim is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate in Raleigh. He loves working with adults and adolescents to identify their goals, pinpointing the things that are holding them back, and partnering with them to increase both joy and life satisfaction. Tim believes that providing an empathetic and nonjudgmental space for clients is essential while simultaneously using evidence-based treatments. This gives the client ability to be totally accepted for who they are while also treating the issues in which the pain originates. He primarily utilizes Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy but is trained to use other counseling theories based on the needs of the client. Tim believes that the counseling process can be a vulnerable experience for clients, but ultimately that this step forward has ability to be life-changing for those who commit to growth.
Tim Hartline works with adolescents and adults and is currently accepting Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna and his self-pay is $110 for 55- minute session
INSURANCE AND PAYMENT OPTIONS
Cambrio Counseling is in Network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, United, Medcost and Aetna. All other insurances are billed out of network.
Claims are filed by the practice for out of network insurances.
55 minute individual session is $110-120 self pay
55 minute couples/family session is $120 self pay
Claims are filed by the practice for out of network insurances.
55 minute individual session is $110-120 self pay
55 minute couples/family session is $120 self pay
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