Thomas S. Thompson, Ph.D.

Dr. Thompson serves as the clinical director for the practice. He has been licensed as a psychologist in Ohio since 1989 and is a member of the American Psychological Association and the Ohio Psychological Association. Dr. Thompson completed his doctoral studies at the University of Missouri, with an emphasis on marital and family issues within the field of counseling psychology. He served as an intern at the University of Notre Dame, before working in a community mental health center in northern Indiana prior to his return to the Cincinnati area.

Dr. Thompson has experience and post-graduate training in the treatment of depression, anxiety, childhood abuse, addictions, and marriage and family therapy. He has held a variety of professional positions in his life, including youth pastor, guidance counselor, director of a detention facility and community mental health clinician. He has spoken on a variety of topics for churches and civic organizations in the Cincinnati community, giving lectures on such topics as grief, addictions, parenting, as well as a variety of marital and premarital issues.

         Jeffrey W. Prather, Psy.D.

Dr. Prather is a full-time clinician at Thompson, Fennell & Associates. He specializes in working with children and adolescents and also is skilled at working with all ages, providing individual, marital, and family therapy. Dr. Prather has been a licensed psychologist since 2000, having completed his Doctorate in Psychology at Wright State School of Professional Psychology. He has worked in the field of mental health for fifteen years, with experiences that range from hospital inpatient work to community mental health and group private practice positions.

Dr. Prather’s work with youth and adults focuses on areas including anxiety, depression, attention issues, direction with life, family and marital, parenting and self-worth.  He believes in the power of listening and of client’s getting in touch with their strengths and their worth. In addition to his clinical work, he conducts seminars on topics relating to adolescents and has served as an assistant adjunct professor at the University of Cincinnati. Dr. Prather has a passion for writing and is currently writing a series of children’s books. He is married and has three children.

  Holly Hovater Risch, ATR-BC, L.S.W.

Holly has been a clinician for over thirty years, serving hundreds of individuals and families as they navigate difficult phases of life.  Her specialties include anxiety and depression, childhood abuse, eating and body image issues, phase of life transition and identity, divorce recovery, grief, loss, relationship issues, self harm, and trauma.  While she is experienced and skilled in traditional therapy, she also offers tools and strategies in mindfulness and creativity.  In addition to being a licensed social worker, she is also a board-certified licensed art therapist, trained to use art therapy as a resource for helping clients according to their needs and wishes.  She offers services to a broad range of ages and needs; partnering with individuals, parents, and famlies seeking emotional well-being and healthy relationships.

      Miranda Stowers, M.A., MFT

Miranda is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University in Los Angeles.  She trained at the Southern California Counseling Center, providing individual, marital and family therapy, and is certified in the Community Resiliency Model for supporting people impacted by traumatic events.  Prior to joining Thompson and Associates, she spent three years serving children, adolescents and adults in mental health settings. 

Miranda has a warm, relational style and focuses on providing a safe and hopeful therapeutic environment, working together with her clients to better understand and change the thoughts and behaviors causing them pain.  She believes people who feel fully seen, heard and understood can and will find the relief and energy they need to overcome obstacles and experience true well-being.  Her specialties include anxiety and depression, attention issues, personality disorders, self harm and trauma, abuse survivors, self-identity/self-worth, grief, loss, relationship building, and both pre-marital and marital counseling.

             Jill Thompson, M.A.

Jill received her Masters degree in counseling psychology from the university of Missouri in 1987. Her teaching background from pre-school to secondary education gives her a familiarity in working with children of all ages. She also has experience working with adults in areas such as depression, anxiety, and life transitions. Jill has a commitment to marriage and family that is a matter of personal passion she brings to her professional life. She enjoys public speaking in seminars with her husband Tom on the topics of preparing for marriage, relationship issues in general, and parenting.