Ms. Cozart (she/her/hers) initially began working at the EKUCC after completing her clinical internship in our Center and obtaining her M.S. in Clinical Psychology from EKU. After more than 10 years, she moved to Asbury University Counseling Center where she was a staff counselor the first five years and director the last two years. She transitioned back to EKU Counseling Center in 2015 and is currently a senior staff member. Her professional interests include disordered eating, body image concerns, student adjustment concerns, anxiety, depression, stress management, interpersonal relationship concerns, spiritual concerns, and acculturation concerns. Her theoretical orientation is an integration of interpersonal and cognitive-behavioral techniques along with mindfulness and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy skills training.

Ashley started work for the EKUCC in the summer of 2015. Spending quality time with her family and friends are her most favorite things to do, but she also enjoys watching sports, being outdoors, and caring for her pets.

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Dr. Morgan (he/him/his) received his Psy.D. from Spalding University in Louisville, Kentucky. He completed his doctoral internship at the Ohio State University Counseling Center and a post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Cincinnati’s Counseling Center. His theoretical orientation is an integration of interpersonal/neuro-biological, DBT/ACT, feminist theories, and informed by developmental and multicultural approaches. His professional interests include trauma, EMDR therapy, family of origin, ADHD, masculinity, relationship concerns, anxiety, depression, suicidality, perfectionism, learning strategies, integration of games/expressive techniques into therapy, and developmental-adjustment concerns. 

Dr. Stanley (he/him/his) began his role as Director of the EKUCC in 2022. Prior to that he served as Associate Director of EKUCC for seven years. He started at EKU as a Staff Psychologist in the Counseling Center in 2007. He earned his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from The University of Florida and completed his doctoral internship at the University of Florida Counseling Center. Along the way he has worked in a number of community mental health agencies, including five years at the Alachua County Crisis Center in Gainesville, FL. His theoretical orientation is an ever-evolving integration of Humanistic, Existential, and Mindfulness-Based approaches. His professional interests include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, men’s issues, identity concerns, trauma, anxiety, depression, and couples counseling. 

Dr. Yennari (she/her/hers) has been a staff member at the EKUCC since 2015 and is the Counseling Center Training Director. She received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Duquesne University and completed her doctoral internship at the University of Akron Counseling and Testing Center. Her theoretical orientation is integrative of various perspectives including Existential-Humanistic Psychodynamic, Interpersonal, and Cognitive Behavioral. Her professional interests include anxiety, depression, psychosis, grief and loss, identity development, trauma survivors, EMDR therapy (certified therapist), multiculturalism, international students, adjustment concerns, mindfulness, stress management, and clinical supervision. Dr. Yennari is originally from Cyprus and speaks Greek.