
Our Mission
Meet The Team
With offices in Greenville and Seneca, iTrust Wellness Group strives to provide the highest quality mental health care to our clients. Our treatment model is based on wellness. Instead of only focusing on specific symptom relief, iTrust Wellness Group's psychiatric nurse practitioners and mental health specialists seek to improve intellectual, spiritual, emotional, occupational, physical, and social facets of our client's life. The treatment plan integrates both medication management and/or therapy. We treat people from all facets of life, including commercially insured clientele, Medicare insured, and uninsured. We desire to bring psychiatric and mental health care to everyone, not just a few who can afford it.
Our goal is to help alleviate your symptoms and provide you with the coping skills and insight to bring stability to your life. iTrust Wellness Group also embraces technology where all clinical notes, forms, and admission packets are completed on a computer to ensure the highest level of efficiency, organization, and legibility. The team at iTrust Wellness Group looks forward to helping you in your mental health journey.

Outpatient Providers

Steve founded iTrust Wellness Group in the hopes of creating an office that helps clients find relief, hope, and knowledge for both the present and future. His passion for mental health has spurred him to pursue innovative technologies and solutions in the course of developing care for each individual. Steve is dedicated to formulating an evidence-based treatment plan that leads to holistic well-being for each client, improving both symptoms and lifestyles.
Steve has worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings as well as local community mental health centers. He has had the opportunity to present educational material for students and professionals alike, including engagements at Anderson University and the University of South Carolina. He regularly works closely with psychiatric nurse practitioner students for resident teaching and the provision of clinical experience. His love of the outdoors frequently leads him to hiking or biking to exercise both mind and body. He enjoys any adventure he is presented with, whether it be international or here in Greenville.

Luron’s medical career began when he joined the United States Army Reserve as a Medic. He then finished his Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Wofford College, where he attended on an athletic and academic scholarship and was an Army ROTC cadet. He initiated his active duty career as an Army Engineer Officer. After leaving active duty in 2002, he did full-time ministry as a Church Administrator, Music Director, Youth Director, Outreach Director, and Director of Addictions Ministry. Luron graduated from Armstrong Atlantic State University (now Georgia Southern at Savannah) with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. After years of experience, he continued his education and graduated with a Master of Science in Nursing degree as a Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. He continues to serve as a Captain in the U.S. Army Reserve Nurse Corp as a Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. He is dedicated to listening & helping individuals navigate balancing health & wellbeing through the integrative medical process of prescribing pharmaceuticals.

During her free-time, Hannah enjoys spending time with her friends and family, she also enjoys hiking Paris Mountain along with her fiancé and dog where she has the trails nearly memorized. She is passionate about traveling the world, her favorite places she has visited so far include Rome and London, while Greece and Australia are on the top of her list to visit next.

Kimberly has been an active member of Sigma Theta Tau, International Nursing Honor Society since 1999. She has also been active in the Upstate Nurse Practitioner Association for 20 years, including serving as a past board member. Kimberly believes strongly in helping others. She volunteers with her church locally and has participated in mission trips to Haiti, Ukraine, and China.
Through the years, the body and mind connection has always remained a focus with clients. Kimberly accepts and meets clients where they are. Understanding mental health disorders, as well as treatment options, allows clients to make informed decisions about their treatment plan. Kimberly’s goal with each client is together, find a treatment plan that will enable each person to be the best version of themselves.
Kimberly enjoys spending time with her husband, teenagers, and 2 Corgis. Weekends revolve around her children’s activities at soccer fields and Lake Hartwell. Kimberly enjoys playing tennis and traveling in her free time.

Svetlana gained experience as a nurse in the inpatient/outpatient and home health settings for over 13 years before completing an Advanced Practice Nursing degree through Clemson University. Throughout her career, she enjoyed a variety of teaching opportunities including working with students in the hospital and at Clemson University. Her most recent NP experience has been in Internal Medicine managing chronic and acute conditions including many mental health disorders. She is a member of the National AANP association and frequently attends local Upstate NP association meetings.
She is looking forward to working with patients of all ages. Her areas of interest include depression, anxiety, grief, divorce care, PTSD and ADHD. Svetlana recognizes that our mental health is just as important as our physical health. She believes the most successful treatment is achieved in combination with appropriate medications/supplements and counseling while adopting a healthy lifestyle that includes: sleep regimen, healthy dietary habits, daily physical activity, outlets for stress management, and mindfulness.
Svetlana enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, biking, swimming, gardening, and indoor house projects with her husband while also taking care of 2 dogs, 1 cat, and a large fish aquarium; other interesting hobbies include painting, hot yoga, and most recently, scuba diving.

As a medical provider, Kathleen has received clinical training in several fields including Family Medicine, Behavioral Health, as well as assisting patients with Suboxone treatment. She works to provide her clients with the best medical treatment using evidence-based medicine while also focusing on personal wellness. Kathleen loves learning about what makes every individual unique, explaining that personal experiences and the environment shapes us all. Her goal is to help her clients reach their best potential.
On the weekends, Kathleen enjoys spending quality time with her husband and family. Her hobbies include hiking in the mountains, stargazing, gardening, biking, playing the piano, and speaking French when she can. She is excited to travel more and hopes to visit France in the future so she can practice with the locals.

Lindsey has a background in the Emergency Department and home health setting for the last 5 years before going back to school at Clemson University for an Advanced Practice Nursing degree. At Clemson, she worked closely with undergraduate students to succeed in their nursing education through teaching and mentorship. She enjoyed working with Clemson in rural health settings to provide women's health care to the underserved communities. She graduated with her first degree from NC State in Spanish Language and Literature and enjoyed time studying abroad in various Spanish speaking countries. She is a member of the National AANP association and is passionate about her nursing career.
She believes a healthy mind and healthy body lead to a more fulfilling life. Important aspects of mental health include a combination of appropriate medication, counseling, sleep, diet, physical activity, and stress management. Her philosophy of treating mental health is focused on evidence-based practice with an emphasis on the mind-body connection. She is looking forward to working with a diverse group of patients ranging from all ages. Areas of interest include helping women overcome societal demands and body positivity, depression, anxiety, trauma, bipolar, grief, geriatric mental health, PTSD, and ADHD.
In her spare time, Lindsey enjoys spending time with friends, family, and her dog. She likes exercising, working out at the gym, and going on walks. She loves the cooler weather of winter and visits to the beach and mountains.

Sejal is a board-certified Physician Assistant with prescriptive authority. She is an active member of South Carolina Academy of Physician Assistants and American Academy of Physician Assistants. Areas of interest include anxiety, depression, ADHD, and bipolar disorders.
Outside of the office, Sejal enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling, trying new restaurants, and evening walks. She looks forward to meeting you and helping you on your wellness journey.

As a provider, Kiana’s goal is to foster a welcoming environment for patients to discuss concerns and together develop a treatment plan based on the patients’ needs and evidence-based medicine. In addition to medication management, she believes it is important to address how our environment, physical health, and coping mechanisms can influence our mental health. She looks forward to learning and working with patients to develop positive changes to achieve a healthier mind and body.
Kiana enjoys trying new restaurants, swimming, traveling, and spending time with family and friends during her free time. Occasionally, she will foster kittens until they find their forever home. Her favorite trips were to Italy and Costa Rica and she hopes to travel to Greece one day.

Jesse has always felt a strong pull to work in mental health and recognizes that our mental health is just as important as our physical health. She believes that each treatment plan should be individualized to the patient and although medication management is an important piece of the treatment plan, so is maintaining a healthy diet, staying active, and having healthy outlets for stress in place.
Jesse is looking forward to working with patients of all ages; however, her special patient population interests are adolescents and women who are suffering from postpartum anxiety and depression.
When not at work, she enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter, and two dogs. Her family loves the outdoors and during the weekends in the summer you can find them at the lake!

When she is not treating clients, you can find Amanda painting, fishing, listening to classical music, or searching for shark’s teeth on the beach. She also hopes to one day visit Alaska, Iceland, Greenland, Spain, and the Kennedy Space Center!

Outside of the office, Marina enjoys spending time with her family exploring the upstate, hiking, reading, and cooking. She currently does hobby farming and her dream is to build a ranch with her husband.

Mel is honored to work with anyone needing extra help through life’s many transitions; however, she is incredibly motivated to help women who are experiencing anxiety, depression, and OCD in pregnancy, postpartum, or after a loss, as well as those who have experienced traumatic births or have spent time in the NICU. She is an advocate of psychopharmacology as well as behavioral therapy and believes strongly in the wellness approach that iTrust takes to treating mental health conditions. Her goals in practice are to make sure her patients feel seen and heard, and to help them uncover the best version of themselves through empathy, coping skills, and medication management. She knows that asking for help is hard sometimes but believes every individual is worth the time and effort.
Outside of work, Mel enjoys trying new restaurants, traveling anywhere, live music, and coffee on the front porch. Always in attendance is her adventure loving 8-year-old son who loves mountain biking, Top Gun, and Halibut (yes, the fish).

Michelle lives with her wife, daughter, and assortment of pets in Clemson. When not at work, she enjoys traveling with her family and getting out into nature.

She provides psychiatric medication management while utilizing various psychotherapeutic modalities to customize treatment plans based on the individual’s needs. She strives to provide a safe and receptive environment so clients feel heard and understood. The goal is to achieve mental, physical, and emotional health.
During her free time, Chandler loves spending time with her husband, Matt and their two sons, Tucker and Grady. She loves all things Clemson and enjoys watching her son's sporting events. If she has any downtime after that, it is spent nurturing her creative side with crafts.

Cassandra looks forward to working with patients of all ages that have different needs. Cassandra uses her knowledge of diet, exercise and sleep to educate patients along with the pharmacologic and therapeutic aspects. She treats everyone as an individual and will customize a treatment plan based on the unique needs of each patient.
In Cassandra’s free time, she enjoys paddle boarding and doing yard work. She is very active in her faith and enjoy spending time with friends and family. She also enjoys traveling and has been to Germany and Saudi Arabia.

Lindsay's passion for mental health runs deep. She is passionate about serving our local community here in Upstate South Carolina. Originally from Hendersonville, NC, Lindsay now resides in Greenville, SC with her Husband, Nathan and Cairn Terrier, Beau. She enjoys spending free time in Charleston, SC whenever possible and quality time with family!
As a caring practitioner, I offer a professional and non-judgmental environment where you can feel free to be honest about where you currently stand in your mental health and wellness journey. My passions include treating depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD and mood disorders. My personal psychiatric talents are best served in the population of young adults, and adult clients.

She was born in NJ and raised in Greenville, SC. Family has always served as the fuel to keep her going. Her parents sacrificed everything when they migrated from Colombia, South America and because of this she feels she owes them everything. As the daughter of migrant parents, Jocelyn often times needed to interpret during their medical visits. She witnessed the disconnect between healthcare providers and patients who are non-English speaking. This is one of the reasons that inspired her to pursue a career in medicine as she wanted to eliminate language barriers with Spanish-speaking patients so that they could feel heard and represented. Her professional goals as a Psychiatric Physician Assistant are to become her patients' healthcare advocate by treating them holistically to help improve their mental fitness. Client specialty include (but not limited to) ADHD, anxiety, bipolar, and obsessive-compulsive and related disorders. She welcomes patients from all different walks of life and hopes to help them navigate their overall wellness and mental health.
In her downtime, Jocelyn enjoys cooking, trying new foods, spending quality time with family and friends, and traveling. Jocelyn recently got engaged to her high-school sweetheart after 8 years of dating and they are officially tying the knot in October 2023! Non-professional goals include: grow her family in the near future; begin meditation; and begin practicing mindfulness.

In practice, creating individualized treatment plans with a holistic approach is Katelyn's priority. She enjoys integrating all aspects of the wellness wheel into treatment recommendations to improve the quality of life for her clients. Incorporating client values and goals while using evidence-based treatment practices is utilized to offer the best course of treatment. Katelyn hopes to empower and educate when considering treatment approaches. She also strives to provide a safe, warm, and stigma-free environment for all. Areas of interest include adolescent mental health, depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, ADHD, personality disorders, and bipolar disorder.
Katelyn is a member of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association and South Carolina Nurses
Association. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her fiancé and 2 Corgis (Cullie and Hootie). They can typically be found kayaking, trying new restaurants, or biking the Swamp Rabbit Trial. She also enjoys making sushi, gardening, going to concerts, and being crafty. Katelyn is always looking forward to the next adventure!

Kameron finds interest in various aspects of pathophysiology and pharmacology and has been drawn to the medical field since a young age. She enjoys continual learning, researching, and recently published her first journal into the Journal for Nurse Practitioners.
Kameron has a passion for helping clients obtain their individual mental health goals through evidence-based practice. She enjoys working with clients of all ages with anxiety, depression, and ADHD. Her special patient population interest includes women suffering from postpartum depression and anxiety.
When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons and going to Clemson games and traveling.
Our Therapists

Christi believes that connecting with nature is the perfect way to manage stress. She likes to spend her free time hiking, working on home improvement projects, spending time with her family, and playing with her cats and dogs.

Her psychodynamic style is client-driven, working with their goals and at their pace, using a variety of techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Gestalt, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Family Systems therapy. She believes that counseling in her office means working with people from varied backgrounds and in different stages of their journey. She wants her office to be a safe, unassuming space where clients can share their stories, process their thoughts, and examine both where they are and where they want to be.

Bill provides a safe environment and empowers his clients as they learn and work to bolster the skills necessary for day-to-day life. Under his care, clients can reach their goals without feeling judged.
Elderly Care

Award, and then again in August 2019 as a member of the Wound Care Team. During this time, she completed her Masters of Nursing Degree from Walden University.
Raising six kids, two of whom have mental and physical disadvantages, she has experienced the need for clinicians to be comfortable and knowledgeable about the complexities that stand between patients and their families. As both a parent and a medical professional, she is in a
unique position that offers what education alone cannot - a sincere empathy for and understanding of those living with physical, mental, and developmental issues.

Misty is an active member of Sigma Theta Tau, the International Honor Society of Nursing, and The American Association of Geriatric Psychiatry. Misty and her husband, Chris, are proud parents of one beautiful daughter and 3 adorable dogs. She enjoys hiking, biking, and cheering on the Clemson tigers in her free time.

Renee is a board-certified family nurse practitioner. For her, nursing began as a second career due to a passion for others and a desire to help. After many years at the bedside, she furthered her education at Walden University where she graduated with honors with her Master of Science in Nursing degree. For over 3 years, she has been working specifically with the geriatric population in skilled nursing facilities. She enjoys working with this group of patients. She believes treating geriatric patients can often be challenging, as some can have dementia and other co-morbidities, but they are also unique. The relationships that potentially can be formed are rewarding due to these same challenges. Renee strives to make a noticeable difference in these people’s lives.
During her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, reading, writing, exploring her genealogy, and doing crafts.



