​Shelwilbed “Billy” Wray​

NCC, CAS, LCAS, AADC, LCMHC, LMHC

​

• Over 30 years of counseling experience

• Clinical coordination, management, private practice and directorship

• Addiction specialist (Alcohol, Drugs & Eating Disorders)

• Deployment experience including OIF & OEF

• Trainer and Trainer of Trainers

• Individual, Marital, Couples, Family & Group sessions​



I have been providing counseling services for over 30 years.  Positions held include clinical program coordination, management, private practice and clinical director.

My clinical /professional experiences include:

   - Caduceus Outpatient Addiction Center (in MS)

   - The Willough at Naples
   - Charter Hospital
   - Lutheran Ministries
   - The Brain Enhancement Institute 
   - Anchor Counseling (all in FL)

   - Children of Separation & Divorce
   - Safe & Drug Free Schools
   - Pinnacle Center
   - Washington Assessments & Therapy Services (all in MD)

   - Adolescent Substance Abuse Counseling Services (in        Germany)

   - The Pines Behavioral Health Services (in SC)

   - Cardinal Clinic (in NC)

 

   - First Health Behavioral Health (in NC)

I am a retired Army Reserve Officer with tours to Iraq, Afghanistan, & Africa.  I enjoy being a husband, a father to our two young daughters, scuba diving, fishing, teaching yoga, listening to, writing and playing reggae music and cooking.

Anne M. Wray​

MS, LCMHC, NCC

​

• Over 20 years of counseling experience

• Certified Master’s Level Teacher/Reading Recovery Specialist

• Marriage and Family focus

• Experience with children and adolescents

• Fertility/women’s health issues

• Teacher mentor

• Deployed family member experience – OIF & OEF​

 

My career began as an elementary educator. Upon receiving my Master’s degree in Marriage and Family therapy I worked with reuniting adolescents with their families. My clinical career also focused on children of divorce and children with school difficulties. I took an opportunity to return to teaching where I specialized in reading difficulties. In addition to teaching  children of Soldiers, I  provided support to these Soldiers’ families with issues relating to deployment, adjustment difficulties and reintegration. Having settled here in Pinehurst, I look forward to resuming my clinical practice. Specialties include family issues, fertility/women’s health, educational concerns and issues specific to military families (deployment,reintegration,etc).

Sarah S. Ceva

MA, MSW, LCSW-A

(On Loan to the USAF)

​I am a licensed clinical social worker associate (LCSW-A) and a proud military spouse.  I currently treat children, adolescents, and adults, and specialize in working with military service members and their families.  I have a Master of Arts (MA) in Clinical Psychology (Concentration in Neuropsychology) from the Georgia School of Professional Psychology, and a Master of Social Work (Concentration in Military Social Work) from the University of Southern California.

​

As a therapist, I apply a strength-based approach and work with a wide range of presenting problems, including life-transitions, stress, body image issues, trauma, grief and loss, anxiety, depression, and mood disorders.  I tailor evidence-based interventions to fit the needs and therapeutic goals of each individual, but primarily utilize cognitive-behavior therapy, humanistic techniques, and experiential mindfulness practices.

​

Outside of therapy, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, snuggling while watching a good TV series, traveling to new places and trying new cuisines, and being active outdoors.