NC License #4328

SC License #84708

ILLUMII Asked…

What type of provider would best understand the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD, Autism, Depression, and/or Anxiety and its comorbidities?

Perhaps an obvious answer might be...

• a physician that has ADHD, is the mother of two children with ADHD and is married to a person with ADHD,

• Or a family medicine physician that attended UNC Chapel Hill for her undergraduate degree and Wake Forest University medical school and Family Medicine residency program,

• Or perhaps a physician that has been treating these types of patients for over 17 years,

• Or a doctor that has two children with ADHD comorbidities such as autism, anxiety and depression, and several learning differences,

• Or a provider that keeps up to date with the latest research on diagnosis and treatment for ADHD, autism and learning differences,

• Or someone who knows exactly how exhausting the whole process of living with these issues can be...

Each of these attributes describes Dr. Lisa Caporossi MD, CMD. Dr. Caporossi sees already-established clients at Illumi. If the attributes noted above are what your family needs, please contact the office for further details and to schedule an appointment.

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NC License #14440

Feeling frustrated? Overwhelmed? Anxious? Not sure how to engage effectively with your children? Whether it is school/peer anxiety, relationship issues, parent/child/sibling conflict, or something completely different, I welcome the opportunity to help children, teens, and adults work through life's challenges. I will help to highlight focus areas and to identify smaller steps to make the process feel manageable as you work toward your goal.

I have extensive experience in ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, relationship issues, and family dynamics. I also enjoy working with people who want to improve their self esteem, people with stress and anxiety around financial issues, and those who want to be able to identify their own feelings and communicate more effectively with those around them.

Life can be difficult and we don't always have the tools to make it easier on ourselves. I would love the opportunity to help you to reach your personal goals, or make the changes that you continue to strive for.

Approaches:

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

Eclectic

Family Systems

Humanistic

Internal Family Systems (IFS)

Strength-Based

Structural Family Therapy

Insurances Accepted:

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Optum

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I know parents cannot do it all. When you are meeting with school personnel to discuss your child’s unique educational needs as a parent, you simply cannot be the parent, listener, questioner, active team member, advocate and creative thinker at the same time. That is where I come in.

As a special education advocate, I work with parents and school personnel collaboratively to help ensure the individualized instruction a child is receiving meets the specific needs of that child.

As both a parent of a child with special needs and a teacher, I can see both viewpoints. I realize my unique perspective can help parents traverse the often confusing world of special education. I know the laws and procedures that govern special education, and I know how difficult it is to become an advocate for your child so that they receive appropriate services in school.

From attending school meetings, parent/teacher conferences to researching options best for each child, I understand every child is unique and offers services designed around each child and their needs. My passion is to help your child thrive.

Arnold graduated from Campbell University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology (2019), and a Master's of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (2023).

Arnold previously worked as a registered behavior technician for 1 year, as well as a human resources assistant for 2 years.

Arnold completed his clinical internship at A Different Attitude Counseling PLLC in Cary, North Carolina in 2023.

Arnold has worked with children and teenagers with autism spectrum disorder, as well as adults with anxiety, depression, and trauma-related issues. Arnold believes that each person is an expert in their own story, and that his job is to promote a welcoming and safe space for each person to freely express what's on their mind, while also advocating for personal growth!

When Arnold is not working, he spends his free time exercising, playing video games, playing tabletop roleplaying games, and watching horror films!

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Jackie Hundt has spent the majority of her career as a grant program specialist in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. With over 25 years of experience in grant writing, proposal development, program implementation, and evaluation, she has worked tirelessly on behalf of community organizations to improve the quality of life for individuals whom they serve.

Joining ILLUMII as the Director of College Planning marks a return to Jackie’s academic roots and passion for promoting educational growth and success for all students. She is thrilled to use her expertise to assist parents and their college-bound children find and ease the pathway to higher education. In addition to her experience with proposals and deadlines, her skill set is well-suited for the arduous college application and financial aid process. She possesses both strong editing and writing skills, a careful attention to detail, and an ability to prepare high-quality and internally consistent application packages. Her high mathematical proficiency in budget work, data management/analysis, and performance measurement lends itself well to assisting with financial aid processes and working with students individually to improve scores on the math section of the SAT and ACT. Jackie uses her excellent observational, problem solving, brainstorming, and troubleshooting skills throughout the college planning and test prep process.

Jackie has enjoyed volunteering in the community, whether at her two sons’ schools or through her placements within the Junior League of Winston-Salem. As a sustaining member of the League, she reads and offers feedback on college essays for Crosby Scholars. She has served on several community boards, and currently is a board member for the Clemmons Food Pantry. She grew up on college campuses as the daughter of a physics professor, and still frequents the university environment with her husband, Gregg, a High Point University psychology professor. Jackie always credits her alma mater, Wake Forest University (WFU), for preparing her for a purposeful and impactful life. Her bachelor’s degree in chemistry has served her well, giving her the necessary analytical, technical, and quantitative skills to navigate rapid changes in our data-driven world; and WFU’s liberal arts education honed her writing skills and set the path for her professional life.

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With over 25 years of experience working in multiple settings, I use a systemic approach along with practicing cultural awareness and sensitivity to support each of my clients. I enjoy working with individual clients from age 6 to adult, as well as with families and couples. I use an EFT based approach, and will, depending on client needs also include elements of play therapy; cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT); and commitment and acceptance therapy, among others.

I am a North Carolina Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor- Qualified Supervisor, and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Virginia. The state of South Carolina also has certified me to offer Telehealth services. I hold a Ph.D. in Counselor Education & Supervision from Virginia Tech. When I am not working as a full-time Associate Professor at Wake Forest University, I enjoy working with children, adolescents, families, and couples at Illumii.

If you believe that I might be able to support you (or someone that
you love) in your journey to being a better you, please be in touch.

NC License #4328

Tricia Gillian serves as a psychologist on our North Carolina assessment team. Her personal heart for assisting families began with her own journey of being through the foster care system and blessed with being adopted. Due to these personal experiences, Tricia has a true desire to help other individuals in times when guidance and support are needed. Tricia has worked with families and children in need for over 20 years and particularly as a psychologist for over 15 years. She worked in the homes of families by providing CAP and respite services to children with various disabilities while attending UNC- Greensboro.

After earning her BA in psychology, Tricia served as a special education teacher with students who have severe and profound disabilities prior to graduate school at Winthrop University. She earned her Masters and Specialist Degree from the graduate program in the field of School Psychology. She has also earned her Licensed Psychological Associate license. Using these degrees and her LPA license, she has served in the public school systems, charter schools, and in the private practice. She also had the privilege of serving as a director of an academic support system at a private school. When Tricia is not working with the ILLUMII Team, she enjoys spending time with her young daughter, husband, and two fur babies.

Specialties:

Tricia has extensive assessment experience with preschool children through teens who may have academic, behavioral, and social emotional difficulties. In addition to the typical training in cognitive, psychological, and neuropsychological evaluations for learning disabilities and ADHD, Tricia has specialized training in play based assessment for young and nonverbal children as well as extensive experience in strengths based Autism evaluation.

I spend my days life-coaching, cooking, reading, and traveling with the world’s greatest friends and family. The desire to mindfully parent my two (now young adult) children has been the main motivation for my own personal development, inspiring me to stay present, and approach each moment with a clear and open heart. The skills I have learned through this commitment greatly benefit my relationships with my family, colleagues, and friends and enhanced my work in elementary education.

I have been deeply curious about people for as long as I can remember. At a young age I would tirelessly question anyone in reach about their innermost thoughts, frustrations, and joys. Over the years I have found myself maintaining this open and curious space for people in times of change. In this space I have found that self-knowledge arises, allowing us to make choices and set goals from a more authentic place. It is my honor and great joy to widen my circle of influence and guide people like you through the Grounded Growth process.

The belief that peace, joy, and freedom are the birthright of everyone- no exceptions- guides my practice. I enjoy working in my community for environmental and social justice. Both my B.A. and M.A. are in Human Geography and I remain fascinated by the dialectic between people and place at all scales. I am a certified life coach and member of the International Coaching Federation (ICF), the ADHD Coaches Organization, and the International Positive Psychology Association (IPPA).

Born and raised under the big skies of Texas, I have lived in Austria, Bali, New Zealand, and all over the USA- even Guam! I am currently based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

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