Karen L. Morgan is a licensed counselor and clinical supervisor specializing in substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, and trauma. She practices at Hope Enrichment Center, where she incorporates Emotional Attachment Behavioral Therapy (EABT) to help clients address the lasting impact of early attachment and emotional experiences. In addition to her clinical work, Karen partners with EABT founder Doug Smith to provide training and consultation for clinicians and treatment centers. She also offers individual and facility-based supervision, supporting professional growth while upholding high ethical standards. As a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP), Karen is approved to conduct federally regulated DOT evaluations, ensuring workplace safety through comprehensive assessments and referrals. With over a decade of experience, she is dedicated to empowering both clients and clinicians to heal, connect, and thrive.

Christina Gillim received her Masters in Psychology from Lipscomb University and is currently working on her PhD in International Psychology with a concentration in Trauma. She began working in community mental health with individuals in crisis in 2017. Christina has also worked closely with the Metro Nashville Police Department, providing training on Crisis Intervention. She joined the Clinical Education team at the Centerstone Research Institute in March of 2022. Her research areas of interest include complex trauma in children, suicide prevention, and crisis intervention.