Glenna Burton (MD)
I have over 40 years of experience in psychiatric care. I completed my psychiatric residency at The University of Missouri in Colombia. My career spans from hospitals, private practices, education, and research. I have also lectured in the US and the UK, written and contributed to multiple peer reviewed publication journals, and have been active in community service.
Phyllis Prier (PMHNP)
I am a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with a broad scope of nursing experience including ICU, ED, various positions in nurse management along with Risk Management and a focus on mental health over the last twenty years. During my education I have completed a career ladder, obtaining an Associate Degree in Nursing from Moberly Area Community College in 1985, a Bachelors Degree in Nursing from Central Methodist University in 2010 and lastly a Masters Degree of Nursing from the University of Missouri in Columbia in 2014.
I tend to gravitate to military veterans and their families, primarily due to the fact that several of my family members are veterans and I studied a focused of post graduate studies on combat related PTSD. With that being said I am dedicated to providing compassionate and caring treatment to adults age 18 and over.
Vicky Martin (LPC)
I am a state Licensed Professional Counselor in Missouri who has who has provided services to adults across multiple settings. I have “front line” experience with direct support as a community support specialist in outpatient and residential settings, individual and group substance abuse counseling in Missouri Department of Corrections; hospital psychiatric counseling, and individual and group counseling services for trauma, substance abuse, parenting education, and family therapy. With that I am EMDR trained and fully licensed.
As the spouse of a combat vet, I also understand the special challenges that Military Families experience and how the dynamics of separation impacts everyone in the family unit. My goal is to help others find workable, realistic solutions to whatever is going on in their life.
I earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Northwest Missouri State University; a Master of Science in Psychology from University of Central Missouri at Warrensburg, MO where I earned life -time membership to of Psi-Chi; and later earned a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling at Amridge University where I graduated Magna Cum Laude. I am a member of the American Counselor Association.
Jana Paddock (LPC)
I am a state licensed, nationally certified professional counselor with 19 years experience working in a wide variety of mental health settings and with a wide population of clientele including children, adults, families, couples, trauma survivors, those with chronic mental health issues and individuals with co-occurring substance abuse disorders. I hold two certificates as a hypnotherapist (a therapist who utilizes hypnosis for the purpose of beneficial change). I have a summa cum laude bachelor degree in psychology and a masters degree in rehabilitation counseling. My passion is assisting people in finding solutions to strengthen their mental health and general well being.
Rebecca Cook (LCSW)
I am an LCSW, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, with over 20 years experience in the Mental Health field. While I am experienced in many different areas, my passion is helping people on their journey to overcome trauma and depression. I am TF-CBT (Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for children) trained, as well as EMDR trained at this time.
I love working with adults and teens who want to learn and grow through understanding why trauma and depression affect a person the way that it does. I am currently accepting new clients ages 14 and up for individual therapy, family therapy and couples therapy.
Janet Eddy (LPC)
Amanda Dougherty
Vickie Stamp 
I have been an Office Manager, Admin Support, Credentialing Manager, Client Care Coordinator and just about every other title you can come up with in a medical office. I have almost 30 years of experience in the administrative side of the mental health field. Helping others is what I enjoy the most in my work life. The feeling that I might have made a difference in someone’s life is what has kept me going in this field and makes each day fly by.
When I am not at work, or traveling for work, I can usually be found fishing somewhere! I love spending time with my kids and 5 grandkids, or just going for a scenic drive on a road trip with my husband and listening to a wide variety of music! Anything from Johnny Paycheck to Gordon Lightfoot, Bee Gees to REO Speed wagon and throw in some Tony Bennett and Dean Martin!
Laural Albrecht 
Coming soon.
Faith Wyatt 
I am a High School student at Macon R-1. I recently received my CNA to began my career and love for healthcare. I plan to further my nursing career at Mizzou after I graduate High School in 2024. I am apart of the Heath Occupation class at Macon Area Career and Technical Center. I am also apart of Skills USA, FFA, National Honor Society Secretary and Interact. I have received my National Career readiness certificate, CPR and First aid certification, and STOP the Bleed certificate. In my free time I enjoy spending time with friends and family outdoors.
Deana Martin
I am still new to this area. I have years of experience in nursing and the mental health field. I have worked as a L1MA, Job coach, DSP and a CNA. I earned my Associates in Early Childhood Development in 2014. I had started my Bachelor of Psychology but have taken a break to deal with life. My goals are to help others and return to college in future.
Samuel Fadare (MD, PA)
Dr. Fadare is a US Army veteran and practicing psychiatrist with over 33 years of experience. He completed psychiatric residency at University of Missouri Kansas City and addiction psychiatry residency at University of Michigan.
Dr. Fadare has worked with all ages and populations in the course of his career. His experience includes children and adolescents, adults, and aging populations. He has worked with active duty Military Personnel, Veterans, civilians, and incarcerated populations. He strongly emphasizes patient education and encourages family participation in the treatment and recovery process.
Dr. Fadare has been on staff with OHBHS since January 2020. He provides services via Telehealth.
