Maya Angelou
Revision Counseling Center is composed of therapists who strive to help you revise your life to ensure fulfillment.
• Individual counseling
• Couples/ marriage counseling
• Child/ adolescent counseling
• Family counseling
• Group counseling
• Public engagements
• Cognitive Behavior Therapy
• Solution Focused
• Play Therapy
“Whether an illness affects your heart, your arm, or your brain, it's still an illness, and there shouldn't be any distinction. We would never tell someone with a broken leg that they should stop wallowing and get it together. We don't consider taking medication for an ear infection something to be ashamed of. We shouldn't treat mental health conditions any differently. Instead, we should make it clear that getting help isn't a sign of weakness — it's a sign of strength.”
Michelle Obama
Shelia Holmes is originally from Huntsville, Alabama, and considers Auburn her second home. She attended Auburn University, earning a bachelor of arts degree in Psychology and a master of education degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Shelia is currently a doctoral candidate in the Counselor Education and Supervision program at the University of the Cumberlands. Shelia provides therapy to help with various concerns from episodes of depression, anxiety, and self esteem to highlight a few. She has provided therapy in various settings ranging from inpatient care, the prison system, community mental health, and a college campus. She is a national certified counselor and a member of the counseling honor society Chi Sigma Iota, ALCA, and ACA. Shelia is currently the president for the Alabama Mental Health Counseling Association, and a member of the board of directors for East Alabama Mental Health Center, Valley Haven School, Urban Trauma Awareness and Wellness Project, and the Dream Day Foundation. Shelia strives to provide therapy that embarks on gaining insight and focusing on change. Her favorite quote exemplifies the journey of counseling, “I'm not going to tell you to get over it, I'm going to help you get through it.” Shelia provides individual, group, and couples therapy.
LaTrivia “Tori” Mayers was born and raised about 15 miles south of Auburn in Tuskegee, Alabama. She attended Auburn University at Montgomery receiving a bachelor of science degree in Psychology. She attended Troy University where she received her master of science degree in Counseling & Psychology with a concentration in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Tori has worked in the group home setting and as a trauma therapist in the child advocacy setting. She provides therapy primarily for issues related to trauma, life transitions, self-esteem, depression, and anxiety. She is a National Certified Counselor (NCC), a certified Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist (TF-CBT), and Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor. Tori strives to provide therapy that helps to facilitate change while working towards healing
Tiffany Payne is an Auburn, AL, native with a passion for instilling confidence and self-love in others. She earned both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree of Science in Social Work from Troy University. Tiffany is currently working towards her doctoral degree at Capella University. She has extensive experience working with younger/older adults with concerns of grief, depression, life transitions, self-esteem, and anxiety. Tiffany’s goal is to equip clients with the tools and abilities to thrive in a healthy environment. She is currently in supervision to obtain her LICSW.
Matt Gonzales was born in Houston, TX. He moved to Auburn in 2018 after earning a bachelor’s of Psychology with a multicultural studies distinction from Southwestern University. In 2020, he earned a master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and earned a doctorate in Counselor Education and Supervision from Auburn University in 2024. He has experience providing individual, group and family counseling with children, adolescents, and adults in crisis and with severe psychological concerns. Matt often incorporates music in his counseling and practices from an existential-humanistic perspective, which means he strives to create an authentic, inclusive, supportive, and trusting relationship with his clients and dive deep: “What does it mean to be you today? What revisions can you make in your life to strive towards who you want to be tomorrow?” He is a National Certified Counselor (NCC), has completed the Arts in Health for Helping Professionals and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) certificate programs, has been trained in trauma-informed care through the BRACE fellowship at Auburn, and is an Associate Licensed Counselor under supervision to attain his LPC licensure.
Briana is an Associate Licensed Counselor in Alabama who attended Troy University, earning a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is now entering her third/final year of study toward a doctoral degree in counselor education and supervision at Auburn University. Upon graduating with her master’s degree, she began her career as a counselor, working with children, adolescents, and families. Briana then transitioned to serving as a full-time counselor in student counseling services at Auburn University. Briana has experience assisting clients with various concerns including the following: anxiety, depression, social isolation, relationship concerns, academic performance concerns, trauma, oppositional defiant behaviors, mood dysregulation, life transitions/ stage of life concerns, identity development, and grief/loss (death and non-death). She is currently the president of the Alabama Association for Specialists in Group Work(ALASGW), a division of the Alabama Counseling Association (ALCA). Briana holds membership in Chi Sigma Iota, the international and professional academic honor society for counseling and is an active member of the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision. In addition to her educational and career background, Briana enjoys writing. spoken word/poetry, and serving in the community. My research interests include grief, resilience, and student mental health.
Cornelius Williams Fenderson was born in Montgomery, AL. Cornelius attended Alabama State University where he received a Bachelors Degree in Clinical Psychology and a Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Cornelius has experience in work with clients ranging from ages 7 years old to 65 years plus. Cornelius started his career with Montgomery Area Mental Health Authority( known now as Carastar Health) where he work with severely mentally ill clients with diagnosis’s ranging from General Anxiety Disorder to Psychosis disorder. Cornelius Currently works with the Alabama Department of Youth Services were he works with students with diagnosis’s ranging from: ODD, ADHD. Explosive Anger Disorder, Mood Disorder, Major Depression, and Bipolar Disorder. Cornelius also provides services for athletes in the following areas:
•Performance anxiety
•Stress
•Self-Control
•Depression
•Mental Fatigue
•Confidence Building/Mental Toughness
•Burnout
•Goal Setting
•Coping Skills
•Progressive Muscle Relaxation
Raymond Rowell is from the heart of Alabama. He resided in Notasulga and Tallassee, Alabama. He is currently a dedicated student at Auburn University and is on track to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree double majoring in Sociology and Psychology by Spring of 2025. After the completion of his bachelor’s degree, he plans to attend graduate school at Auburn University to earn a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Raymond’s academic pursuits are fueled by a passion for exploring the dynamics of family and relationships, particularly how cultural and socioeconomic factors shape our lives. With aspirations to become a marriage and family therapist, he is committed to helping individuals and families confront and heal from their past to foster a healthier, more vibrant future. He is enthusiastic about the opportunity as an intern at Revision Counseling Center.
923 Stage Road Suite M
Auburn, Alabama 36830