Meet Our Team
Therapists in Edmond, Oklahoma who feel human.
Real people. Genuine connection. Meaningful change.
Starting therapy can feel like a big step, and finding the right therapist matters. Each Acuity clinician brings a distinct personality, perspective, and area of expertise—along with the same commitment to compassionate, nonjudgmental care.
Meet the TherapistsThe Acuity Approach
What every Acuity therapist brings.
Our therapists have their own personalities, specialties, and ways of working. What connects our team is a shared belief that therapy should feel personal, thoughtful, and grounded in a genuine relationship.
Warmth without performance
You do not need perfect words or a polished version of your story. We meet you with curiosity, compassion, and room to be fully human.
Collaboration, not instruction
Your insight, goals, culture, and pace matter. Therapy is something we build with you—not something that is done to you.
Evidence-based, personalized care
We draw from proven therapeutic approaches, then shape the work around your needs, lived experience, and the changes you want to make.
Respect for every story
Our work is inclusive, affirming, and nonjudgmental. We honor the identities, relationships, values, and experiences that shape who you are.
Meet the Therapists
Different strengths. One shared commitment to you.
Get a feel for each therapist’s personality, focus areas, and approach. Their full profiles offer a closer look when someone feels like a possible fit.

Whitney Hake
MCP, LPC-S, NCC
Whitney offers a warm, relatable, and collaborative space for individuals, teens, and young adults. Her work blends empathy and honesty with practical tools, creative interventions, and gentle challenge to help clients better understand themselves and create meaningful change.
In person in EdmondOnline across OklahomaInsurance options availableAccepting new clients
Read Whitney’s Full Bio
Julie Siberts
M.Ed., LPC-Candidate, NCC
Julie creates an authentic, nonjudgmental space for clients navigating anxiety, depression, grief, identity, and major transitions. Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, she helps clients clarify what matters, make room for difficult emotions, and take values-based steps forward.
In person in EdmondOnline across OklahomaAetna, BCBS & out-of-networkAccepting new clients
Read Julie’s Full BioOur Mission & Vision
The Heart Behind Acuity
Our mission reflects why Acuity Counseling exists, while our vision guides the future we are working toward.
Our Mission
To provide compassionate, professional, and client-centered mental health care that meets people where they are and helps them grow into who they’re meant to be. We are committed to reducing stigma, promoting emotional well-being, and offering high-quality care in a safe, inclusive, and welcoming space.
Our Vision
We envision a world where everyone, regardless of where they start, feels empowered to heal, grow, and live with confidence. Through supportive therapeutic relationships and personalized care, we help our clients build clarity, emotional resilience, and deeper self-trust.
Choosing a Therapist
Finding the right therapist is personal.
Credentials and specialties matter, but so does the way you feel in the room. A good therapeutic fit should give you space to be honest, feel understood, and participate actively in the work.
You are allowed to ask questions, notice what feels comfortable, and revisit the fit if something does not feel right.
Begin with what you want support with
You do not need a diagnosis or a perfectly defined goal. A concern, pattern, transition, or feeling you want help understanding is enough place to begin.
Consider style as well as specialty
Some people want practical tools and direct feedback; others need more reflection, processing, or creativity. Therapist personality and approach can matter as much as a list of focus areas.
Let the practical pieces matter
In-person or online availability, scheduling, insurance, and cost all affect whether therapy can feel sustainable. A realistic fit supports consistent care.
Remember that fit can be revisited
Therapy is a relationship, and not every pairing will feel right. It is okay to talk about what you need, ask for a different approach, or explore another therapist.
The Therapy Process
What actually makes therapy work?
Therapy isn’t simply talking about what happened. It is a collaborative process that helps you understand yourself more clearly, recognize patterns with compassion, and practice new ways of responding to what life brings. Whether you meet with us in person in Edmond or online across Oklahoma, these foundations remain the same.
There is no perfect timeline for therapy. The process is shaped around your needs, your goals, and the pace that feels sustainable for you.
A supportive relationship
Feeling safe, respected, and understood creates the foundation for honest therapeutic work. You don’t have to perform, have the perfect words, or know exactly where to begin.
Greater awareness
Therapy helps you notice connections between your thoughts, emotions, experiences, and behaviors. Understanding those patterns can give you more choice in how you respond.
Practicing something different
Insight is important, but change often grows through practice. Therapy can help you develop realistic tools, healthier boundaries, and new ways of communicating that fit your actual life.
Time and consistency
Growth rarely happens all at once. Small shifts can build into meaningful change when you have the space, support, and consistency to continue working through them.
Insurance Plans We Accept
Care that feels supportive from the very first step.
Acuity Counseling is in-network with several major insurance plans, helping make quality mental health care more accessible.
Personalized Mental Health Care
What we treat. How we work.
Care is personal. We draw from evidence-based approaches and tailor therapy to the concerns, goals, identities, and lived experiences you bring.
What We Treat
Areas we work with
How We Work
Modalities we use
Using Insurance
Plans accepted at Acuity
Coverage and cost estimates are based on the information available at the time and are not guarantees. Your final amount due may change after your insurance plan processes the claim.
- BCBS
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Carelon
- Curative
- UMR
- UnitedHealthcare
- Optum
- HealthChoice
- Healthcare Highways
- 90 Degree Benefits
- Medica
- Mending
- Oscar Health
- Preferred Community Choice
- WebTPA
- HealthSmart
- Government Employees Health Association (GEHA)
- First Health
Choosing a Therapist FAQs
Questions about finding your therapist
How do I choose between the therapists at Acuity?
Compare each therapist’s focus areas, therapy approaches, credentials, insurance participation, and personal style. The best fit is often the person whose experience and way of working feel most aligned with what you need.
Can I see each therapist’s appointment availability?
Yes. Use the View Times button for a therapist to open current appointment options without leaving the Acuity website.
What if I am still unsure which therapist to choose?
You can contact Acuity directly or begin on the Get Started page. You do not have to make the decision alone before reaching out.
