3 Best Therapists in Birmingham, AL

“Savannah Donahoe completed her master's degree in counselling at the University of Montevallo. She has experience in trauma, crisis response, and gender-affirming care. Savannah utilizes multiple treatment approaches, including mindfulness, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), trauma-focused CBT, solution-focused therapy (SFT), person-centred therapy (PCT), and gender-affirming therapy. Savannah Donahoe is passionate about supporting individuals of all ages through their unique challenges. Savannah values diversity, self-identity, and multicultural competency and is confident she can help you through the obstacles you may be facing.”

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“Kathryn Ely holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and a Juris Doctor (law degree). She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Birmingham-Southern College and completed a one-year counselling internship at the UAB Community Counseling Clinic. As a Licensed Professional Counselor, Kathryn helps clients identify what matters most to them and guides them toward more satisfying relationships and fulfilling lives. She specializes in assisting individuals struggling with perfectionism and imposter syndrome, empowering them to pursue their dreams and achieve their goals confidently.”

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“Herbert Wilkerson takes a prescriptive approach to therapy, tailoring interventions to individual needs and rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 15 years of experience. Herbert has served clients of all ages in various settings, including residential care, foster care, and mental health centers. He also has experience supporting college-aged students in higher education environments. Now practicing at Restorative Counseling Services, LLC, Herbert and his team are committed to becoming national leaders in restoring families and individuals to a healthy mental and physical state. Their mission also includes raising awareness about mental health and combating associated stigmas through education and advocacy.”

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