Meet the Seen Therapy Team

Cassandra Minnick

“I really enjoy working with parents in particular. Parents come in motivated. They have noticed that their own mental health impacts their kids and they’re ready to get-to-work. I love when I get to surprise new clients by the depth of work we can do and progress we can achieve. We get to work and it truly changes the legacy of an entire family when parents are in a healthy place.”
Cassandra is licensed in the state of Missouri as a Licensed Professional Counselor. Specializing in EMDR therapy. She received her Bachelor's degree from Truman State University in Kirksville MO and her Master's in Counseling Psychology from Evangel University in Springfield MO. Cassandra is the owner of Seen Therapy Services, LLC and Simply Mental, LLC: a coaching program for parents.

Cassandra started her career in mental health providing care at an acute-care residential facility for youth. There, she had the opportunity to assist adolescents and their families in working through a year-long treatment program. She has extensive experience helping adults and adolescents manage symptoms of chronic and recent-event trauma, as an EMDR certified clinician. In addition she consults with parents and teachers whose children have endured trauma, providing guidance to adults in managing these difficult circumstances. She also enjoys implementing CBT techniques to assist adolescents and adults in navigating symptoms of anxiety/depression that arise in our fast-paced, high-stress world.

Cassandra is married and has four children. On their favorite afternoon in the Ozarks, Cassandra and her husband can be found kayaking down a river with their kids in tow. The family also fosters and loves caring for the children that come into their lives' and home.

Laura Karlovich-Crowder

Find Laura on Psychology Today

Laura is a therapist specializing in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Laura welcomes clients aged 15 and above into her practice. Her warm and understanding approach makes her a trusted partner for those dealing with acceptance issues, parenting struggles, and the feeling of being overwhelmed.
Laura believes in reassuring parents that they're doing better than they think. Her advice is simple yet powerful: take a step back, embrace your true self, and remember, "You're doing okay. You're not screwing it all up. You can just step back and be you."
In her counseling practice, Laura understands the lasting impact of emotional abuse on self-esteem and trust. Her approach is all about empathy, creating a safe space for those affected by cluster B personality disorders within their families, partners, or parents. Laura isn't just a counselor; she's a beacon of hope, guiding individuals towards healing, self-discovery, and the restoration of a stronger, more resilient self.
Laura's roots in the Ozarks run deep, and she proudly calls this area home. She earned her Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bellevue University, showcasing her dedication to professional growth and excellence. Outside of her therapeutic work, Laura finds joy in traveling with her kids and extended family. Her ideal getaway involves the soothing sound of waves on the beach, highlighting her love for relaxation and quality time with loved ones. Laura's holistic approach to counseling, combined with her diverse experiences, makes her a valuable resource for those seeking support and transformation on their mental health journey.

Hailey Henry

Many teens and young adults carry wounds from the past that leave them feeling stuck — uncertain about who they are, where they're headed, and whether a good future is even possible for them. That feeling is real. And it doesn't have to be the end of the story.
That's where Hailey comes in.
Hailey is a counselor and educator with a passion for walking alongside young people at exactly that crossroads. She helps them get unstuck, make sense of what they've been through, and build a clear blueprint for moving forward — one that leads somewhere they actually want to go.
As a counselor at Evangel University Counseling Center, Hailey works with college students using trauma-informed care, she provides individual, and group counseling, delivering crisis intervention, and leading psychoeducational seminars. She also invests in the future of the field by training and mentoring counseling interns.
Hailey works as an Adjunct Professor at Evangel University. In the classroom, just as in the counseling room, she creates space where students feel supported, challenged, and equipped.
She knows that the path forward isn't always obvious — but she also knows it's there. And she's committed to helping every person she works with find it.
When she's not with students, you'll find Hailey traveling, exploring the outdoors, or baking something for the people she loves.
A good future is possible. Hailey can help you find yours.

What to Expect

Getting started is simple. Here's how the process works.

We start with a free phone call to get to know each other and see if we're a good fit. If we are, we'll schedule your first appointment together.
If we're not the right fit, you won't leave empty-handed. I'll give you referrals to trusted providers so you have reliable next steps.
Before your first session, you'll receive a few documents to fill out:
- Consent forms
- Intake questionnaire
- Welcome packet
These help us understand you and what you need, so we can make the most of our time together from day one.
Choose the scheduling option that fits your lifestyle and schedule:
Recurring sessions:
Recurring appointments scheduled for you so you always have routine support.
Cancellation list:
If you need more flexibility, you'll be contacted weekly when our cancellation list opens.
Intensive sessions:
Longer, focused appointments for deeper work in less time.