Meet The Team

Jeremy Jordan currently serves in the role as Clinical Director here at Front Porch. He has an extensive history working in multiple settings, including residential, intensive outpatient, and outpatient. Most recently, Jeremy served as the training area leader and coordinator at a private practice. He has also served in higher education helping assist those as they transition from one stage of life to the next. Jeremy is most passionate about serving couples as they navigate relational challenges. He is similarly passionate about treating anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief. Additionally, Jeremy has given several training courses and presentations on suicide assessment, ethics, couples counseling, personality types, leadership development and boundaries. 

Abby Berkey

David Brand is a man who cares about families. One of his greatest skills is his calm demeanor and welcoming posture. He brings a very fatherly, patient approach that is very warm and understanding.  People from all backgrounds and walks of life have sought out his insight over the years and the work of therapy is a very natural fit for him. He enjoys building rapport and allowing the session to unfold organically.

Daniel Cowan: Daniel is an open-minded, easy to talk to counselor who enjoys working with clients from all walks of life. Daniel has an extensive background working in the addictions field, but is open to a wide variety of issues the client may be struggling with. He utilizes a strengths-based approach in order to help the client find and accentuate their best qualities in order to not only survive difficult life circumstances, but also thrive persevering through them.

Allison Geisen

Tony Huffman

Jack Marcum is an esteemed Licensed Professional Counselor ,known for his commitment to the well-being of his clients. With a lifelong dedication to the field of counseling, he epitomizes compassion and empathy in his practice. Jack's hallmark lies in his open-mindedness and gentle demeanor, fostering an environment of trust and safety for those he serves. His overarching goal is to empower individuals in discovering connection, cultivating confidence, and uncovering meaning in their lives. Jack adopts a personalized approach to counseling, tailoring his methods to each client's unique needs and circumstances. By fostering collaboration and mutual understanding, he endeavors to guide clients towards realizing their aspirations and achieving their therapeutic goals.

Nathan McGee "I enjoy working with adults who live with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder symptoms, as well as clients in early addiction recovery. I help folks who live with symptoms related to depression, anxiety, traumatic experiences, emotional regulation, relationship issues, as well as sport and exercise performance, to name a few.
As whole people, our bodies and minds are intertwined, and I consider how this connection may impact your treatment and overall wellness. Let's start making progress toward your goals today."

Madyson McKelvey is a Licensed Professional Counselor, holding a master's degree in forensic mental health counseling from Roger Williams University. She earned her bachelor's degree in psychology with a minor in sociology from Bowling Green State University. With a diverse background, Madyson has accrued extensive experience across residential, outpatient, and home-based settings. Her practice spans working with children, adolescents, adults, and parents, reflecting her commitment to providing comprehensive support across various demographics and environments.

Paige Stafford is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Ohio. After graduating from
Xavier University with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Theology, she returned to Xavier
for a Master’s degree in Theology with a focus on Ethics, Spirituality and Professional Practice.
She then returned to complete her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Paige’s
top priority is to help clients reach their goals and to become better connected with themselves
and their community. She uses her skills to work collaboratively in treatment to improve
wellbeing and health using an integrated counseling model with a focus on Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy. She relishes the opportunity to help her clients “bloom where they are planted” and to
create a safe space for them to grow and flourish in their lives.

Melissa is a state-licensed Chemical Dependency Counseling Assistant with a history of working with Faith Based Recovery Programs like YCIBI and Teen Challenge. She also served the Hamilton County Juvenile Court by running substance use disorder groups for at-risk youth. Melissa is an officially trained DBT (Dialectical Behavriol Therapy Skills Group Leader) and case manager for St. Joseph Orphanage, now NewPath Child and Family Services. Additionally, Melissa is a 2015 graduate of IPec Coaching School, which she completed in 2015. and works with adults, teens, and youth on multiple issues.

Bobby Owens

Kelsey Jordan