Gainesville Healing House

Our Team

Founder
Kelly Nenezian, LMHC

Kelly Nenezian is the president of Gainesville Healing House and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. She worked in a residential facility for several years treating individuals suffering with serious mental health conditions and addictions. She then began working at Sarkis Family Psychiatry where she utilized her skills to help adolescents, adults, couples, families, and seniors manage and recover from trauma, depression, anxiety and other disorders. She also has experience helping individuals learn to manage disorders such as ADHD, OCD, personality disorders and more. She has owned and practiced at Gainesville Healing House since 2017.

Kelly is passionate about deep level healing. She is described by former clients and colleagues as extremely empathic, intuitive and compassionate. She has specialized training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Bioenergetic Analysis (a body-oriented somatic psychotherapy), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). She loves working with clients who have been in therapy before and found it helpful but may be in need of deeper level healing. Her number one priority is helping those in need heal and live more fulfilling life journeys.

Kelly Nenezian is an EMDR Certified Therapist.

Email: kelly@gainesvillehealinghouse.com

Phone: 352-660-4142 extension 2

Counselors

Eric Dutton, LCSW

Eric Dutton is a therapist at Gainesville Healing House and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Through an internship at UF Health Shands Psychiatric Hospital (formerly Vista), he worked with severely depressed clinets and led group therapy sessions for children and adults. At Sarkis Family Psychiatry, Eric has helped clients in a variety of ways, including individual and family counseling, mindfulness meditation training, and transcranial magnetic stimulation.

Eric’s approach to therapy tends to be humanistic and strengths-based. When appropriate, he will often use mindfulness practices, and EMDR, and Internal Family Systems with clients. He believes in the transformative power of human connection, so he offers process groups and couples therapy whenever possible. Eric aims to help each client find new ways of relating to the world–and to themselves–so that they can experience a life with less suffering and more meaning.

Email: eric@gainesvillehealinghouse.com

Phone: 352-660-4142 extension 3

Gina Vogt, LCSW

Gina Vogt is a therapist at the Gainesville Healing House and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Gina worked in both residential and outpatient settings treating people who struggle with addiction, mood disorders, anxiety, trauma, and personality disorders. She has worked with adults, adolescents, and families through individual, group, and family therapy. Gina also has experience helping people address grief and loss, self-esteem, and relational issues.

Gina’s approach to therapy tends to incorporate a combination of cognitive behavioral, mindfulness, and client-centered approaches. Gina has received training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), as well as Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for PTSD. She is also trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Her style is strength based, empathetic, and interactive. She is passionate about creating a supportive environment that helps people process and heal. Gina believes in a collaborative therapeutic relationship that facilitates healing, helping clients become empowered to overcome obstacles and begin building a satisfying and fulfilling life.

Email: gina@gainesvillehealinghouse.com

Phone: 352-660-4142 extension 4

Taylor Novak, LCSW

Taylor Novak is a therapist at Gainesville Healing House and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has worked with adults, young adults, teens and children (4+) in couples, group, and individual practice. She enjoys the use of evidence-based, preventive protective factors in exploring life changes, thoughts and emotions, healthy relationships, and social power dynamics. Taylor’s approach to therapy is systems-, strengths-, and empowerment-based. She is neurodivergence-affirming, trauma-informed, and identity-embracing.

Taylor uses models such as EMDR, reality therapy, existential therapy, and acceptance commitment therapy, informed by parts work, somatics, attachment, motivational interviewing, play, mindfulness, and DBT. She knows human experiences are complex, and trusts that you are the expert of your life. Through a safe and interactive therapeutic relationship, she considers it an honor to journey beside you in wellness. She is also a Certified Prevention Professional, a registered yoga teacher, and a Spanish speaker. She loves boundaries, dogs, humor, and coffee.

Email: taylor@gainesvillehealinghouse.com

Phone: 352-660-4142 extension 5

Audrey Sanchez, LMHC, ATR-P

Audrey Sanchez is an Art Therapist (ATR-P) at Gainesville Healing House and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. Throughout her career Audrey has provided mental health therapy within schools, clinical settings as well as in-home to children, adults, families, and groups. Audrey utilizes evidence-based interventions to address issues related to mental health, associated behavioral concerns, stress management and emotion regulation. Audrey has helped clients learn about effective parenting styles, communication styles and the effects of trauma on childhood development and behaviors.

Audrey’s therapeutic approach is based in humanistic theory and helps clients to achieve personal growth through modalities such as expressive arts, therapeutic play, solution-focused, DBT, CBAT, Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT), amongst others. Audrey is also EMDR trained. Audrey is empathetic, offers a collaborative and non-judgmental space in efforts to understand symptoms in context and build individualized therapeutic goals. She speaks fluent Spanish.

Email: audrey@gainesvillehealinghouse.com

Phone: 352-660-4142 extension 6

Intern Therapist

Willow Bartlett

Willow Bartlett is a graduate student working on her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Jacksonville University. She has a background in education in which she taught at a variety of different levels and settings. A large part of her job was centered around building relationships with her students and their parents. This experience developed her skills of empathetic listening and leadership and taught her the value of meeting people where they are in order to help them be successful for themselves.

Willow’s approach to therapy is integrative with a foundation in person-centered care. Her interests rest primarily in trauma-focused counseling. She is passionate about providing support to those who have experienced trauma. She believes that processing trauma can be a preventative measure to maintaining positive mental health. She also believes those who are able to process their trauma stories in a safe environment can begin to find inner peace and bring about productive change within themselves. She looks forward to meeting you and helping you begin your healing journey.

Email: willow@gainesvillehealinghouse.com

Phone: 352-660-4142 extension 7

Office Manager

Ashley Johnson

Ashley (she/her) is a UF graduate with bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Sociology. She is passionate about making others feel welcome, affirmed, and celebrated. In her free time, she loves to play with her dog and cat, take care of her plants, read fantasy books, and volunteer with the Pride Community Center. She is so excited to be part of the Gainesville Healing House community and hopes to become a trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming mental health counselor and researcher in the future. Please feel free to say hi and ask her for any help you might need while visiting us!

Email: admin@gainesvillehealinghouse.com

Phone: 352-660-4142 extension 1