Harrold Counseling and Wellness is honored to be a place that you feel comfortable showing up just as you are. First founded as a part time venture in 2016, Harrold Counseling became a full time practice in 2020 focused on helping individuals who desire healing. Our hope is to be a presence in the Winston Salem community to provide supportive services and counseling in addition to help decrease mental health stigma.
Dr. Jordan Harrold, DSW, LCSW
Jordan is the owner and one of the therapists of Harrold Counseling. Born and raised in Winston-Salem, Jordan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been practicing since 2009.
Jordan’s ideal clients are adults that are ready to show up in the spaces that are not easy. People who are looking for a safe space to explore and learn more about their feelings, how our thoughts impact our feelings, and ways to better understand ourselves. She has experience working with people in all body sizes who want to improve their relationship with food and their body. Jordan also has extensive experience and research knowledge for those experiencing young widowhood.
Jordan believes that everyone deserves a safe space to be able to just show up as you are. When she is not in the office, she is spending time with her family and friends, volunteering with Magnolia Harbor Carefarm, and researching and being a voice and advocate for young widows.
Olivia Smith, LCMHC LCAS
Olivia is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist practicing since 2016.
Olivia enjoys working with all ages, especially young children and teens. Her areas of interest include traumatic experiences, PTSD, addiction, anxiety, depression, and grief. She has specialized experience working with trauma survivors of all ages in a hospital setting.
Olivia believes in a collaborative, empathetic, person-centered, holistic approach.
Haley Harrison, LCSW
Haley received her BSW from UNCG and then went on to receive her MSW from the advanced standing JMSW program at UNCG and NCAT in 2012. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has her Certified Greif Informed Professional certification (LCSW and GCP). Haley enjoys working with people of all ages and backgrounds. She has worked in outpatient therapy with children, families and individuals of all ages. She has a history of working in the emergency department for crisis behavioral health concerns as well as outpatient therapy in a health care setting. Her areas of interest include but are not limited to anxiety, depression, grief, adjustment disorders among other disorders. Haley enjoys person-centered care using an eclectic use of different models. Haley works hard to ensure a comfortable safe space for any person to feel welcome. Everyone's story is important, sometimes sharing yours will make all the difference.
Kate Rives, LCSW LCAS
Kate received her Masters in Science Social Work from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2004. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist. She enjoys working with adolescents and adults. Her areas of interest include but are not limited to those experiencing depression, anxiety, and grief among others. She has special experience with families navigating an extended stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
Hannah Dillon, LCSWA
Hannah is a Licensed Clinical Social Work Associate and a graduate of the Joint MSW program at UNC-G and North Carolina A&T. Her experience is primarily with young adults, college students, and those in major life transitions. During sessions she utilizes narrative therapy and solution-focused therapy to facilitate an environment where clients can gain compassionate understanding for themselves and utilize their histories to inform how they navigate the world around them. She enjoys helping clients address issues related to anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and decision-making. She also enjoys providing support for those who may be experiencing a deconstruction or evolution of their beliefs, whether it be related to faith traditions, family systems, or other long-held ideas.