Kelly Broadwater, MA, LPA, LPC, NCC Psychologist and Licensed Professional Counselor

Kelly Broadwater, co-founder and co-owner of Chrysalis, has provided psychological services in inpatient psychiatric hospitals, community mental health, college counseling centers, and private practice. She has taught college-level psychology courses and has been published in the research journal, Addictive Behaviors. She frequently presents on topics related to eating disorder treatment and bariatrics. Her areas of clinical interest include treating all types of eating disorders, substance abuse in adolescent and young adult populations, social anxiety, reducing self-destructive behaviors, and working with weight loss surgery patients. Her specialty in bariatrics includes many years of experience conducting pre-operative evaluations and post-operative individual and group counseling. She earned a B.A. in Psychology from Clemson University with a Minor in Women’s Studies and an M.A. in Clinical Psychology from Appalachian State University. She is a member of the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals and the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery.      

Ashley Williamson Swinson MSW, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Ashley Swinson, co-owner of Chrysalis, has provided individual, family, and group services in multiple settings including private practice, non-profit organizations, public school systems, and college campuses.  Prior to joining Chrysalis, she worked as a counselor and student group advisor in the Counseling Center at Barton College in Wilson, NC. Clinical interests include treating eating disorders, weight loss surgery patients, anxiety disorders, grief, sexual abuse, trauma and working with older children and adolescents. Ashley is passionate about outreach and offers specialized workshops to other professionals and organizations.  She earned a B.A. in Psychology from UNC-Wilmington and an M.S.W from East Carolina University with a concentration in Direct, Mental Health practice.

Chaundra Evans RD, LDN

Nutritional Therapist

Chaundra Evans is a registered dietitian who focuses on building a healthy relationship with food and improving eating habits using a non-diet approach. Sessions with her may include learning intuitive and mindful eating skills, meal planning, grocery shopping trips, restaurant outings, and comprehensive nutrition evaluation. Bariatrics is a specialty area and she teaches pre-operative classes to weight loss surgery candidates. Her goal is to empower individuals to make healthier choices by using a more holistic approach, bringing clients in tune with mindful and intuitive eating skills through compassion and empathy.  Chaundra earned a B.S. in Dietetics, along with a Gerontology Certification, from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and completed the accredited internship program through East Carolina University. In addition, she is certified in Adult Weight Management by the American Dietetic Association.

Kendra Wilson

MSW, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Kendra Wilson is a licensed clinical social worker with extensive group, family, and individual therapy experience. She has served as a hotline counselor, intake coordinator, and supervisor in hospital-based and outpatient mental health settings, including Johns Hopkins’ Eating Disorder Inpatient and Day Hospital Program. She also maintained a private practice in Baltimore, Maryland. Her interests include eating disorders, bariatrics, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), dual diagnosis, and depression. Her specialized interests include eating disorders, bariatrics, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and depression in women and adolescents.  She helped develop the DBT-informed Mindful Living Group that is offered at Chrysalis. Kendra earned a B.S. in Psychology from George Mason University and an M.S.W with a Mental Health specialization from University of Maryland School of Social Work in Baltimore, Maryland. 

Annmarie Miller

MSW, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Kim Kelley Longbottom, LCSW, LCAS, CSI

Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist

Kim Longbottom is a licensed clinical social worker, licensed clinical addictions specialist and a certified clinical supervisor.  She has over ten years experience working in the mental health field serving a variety of populations and age ranges via individual, family, couples and group therapy.  Much of her previous experience involved working in underfunded rural communities, focusing on counseling women with substance abuse issues.  She also worked as the clinical director for an inpatient substance abuse treatment program that housed women and their children. In addition to her substance abuse specialty, Kim enjoys counseling families and couples, helping them facilitate more effective communication.  She has specialized experience working with children who have been diagnosed with ADHD and their families, employing behavioral techniques to assist them at home and in school. She earned a B.S.W. from UNC-Wilmington and an M.S.W. from East Carolina University with a concentration in Direct, Mental Health practice.

Terri Mozingo RD,

LDN

Nutritional Therapist

Terri Mozingo is a Registered Dietitian whose career path has allowed her to work in a variety of settings, including public health, hospitals, and private practice. Locally, she has counseled high-risk pediatric and pregnant patients and implemented a pilot program called “Students Eating Smart and Moving More” for at-risk adolescents. She was the clinical nutrition manager at Silver Hill Hospital, where she worked with patients with eating disorders, substance abuse, and chronic medical conditions. She also maintained a private practice at One Source Nutrition in Connecticut, specializing in eating disorders and weight management. She offers attentive, highly personalized and compassionate care to all her patients, helping them set obtainable goals and overcome barriers to success. Terri earned a BS in Nutrition from Acadia University and completed her nutrition internship through East Carolina University.

Stephanie Kress, MA, LPA

Psychologist

Ms. Kress is a licensed psychological associate who has offered individual and group counseling in non-profit, private, community mental health, and substance abuse treatment settings.  Before joining Chrysalis, Ms. Kress worked for several years in a non-profit substance abuse treatment center as an intake coordinator. She also has extensive experience in psychological testing of patients of all ages, including personality, IQ, neurological, diagnostic, and bariatric assessments. Ms. Kress has assisted professors at UNC-Wilmington with assessment courses and in laboratory research, primarily investigating the effects of alcohol and other substances on sexual aggression in both perpetrator and victim. Her areas of clinical interest include mood disorders, anxiety disorders, substance abuse and dependence, improving self-esteem, increasing assertiveness, stress management, and reducing non-suicidal self-injurious behaviors. Her primary treatment modalities include cognitive behavioral therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy. Ms. Kress earned a B.S. in Psychology from Georgia Southern University and an M.A. in Clinical Psychology with a Substance Abuse specialty from UNC-Wilmington.