LANCASTER
Our Lancaster office currently accepts clients Tues and Thur. The therapist listed below works in both the Lancaster and Pickerington office. You may call to see specific schedules for each office to see which works best for you.
William Hargett, MA, LPCC-S
William Hargett, LPCC, is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor who has maintained a private practice in Fairfield County since 1991. He is in the Lancaster office on Tuesdays and Thursdays. He has clinical experience in a variety of settings: inpatient and outpatient centers, community based mental health, and private practice.
Mr. Hargett has extensive clinical experience. His areas of expertise include behavioral and developmental disorders, anger/temper outbursts, ADD/ADHD, social skills, anxiety and depressive disorders. In addition, he provides therapy to adults who are experiencing mood disorders, unresolved grief, relational and marital problems, and stress due to family or work-related issues. Mr. Hargett has been involved in leadership at both state and local levels. He has served as the past Crisis Coordinator for Fairfield County Emergency Services, and the Vice President and President of the Ohio Crisis Network.
His schedule only allows for new clients on an occasional basis and no longer accepts minors as new clients.
Mary Margaret Badders, PCC-S
Mary Margaret Badders, PCC-S, is the mother of three grown children and grandmother to two. She is passionate about offering hope to those who are struggling, either as individuals or as a couple. Equally, she loves teaching parenting skills, because good parenting produces good foundations. Mary Margaret also works with people who want to discuss faith issues.
This is Mary Margaret’s second career. Having spent years in business and medical office settings, she returned to school when her children were in grade school to complete her Master’s in Counseling. She feels she gleaned a good deal of practical experience and wisdom from her non-counseling career and now couples those with mental health training.
Areas of Counseling: abuse, anxiety, depression, life transition issues, parenting, and relationship issues.
PICKERINGTON
Our beautiful Pickerington office sits directly behind the Pickerington Medical Complex and Pharmacy. All of our clinicians practice in this office, and you may call to get their specific schedules.
William Hargett, MA, LPCC-S
William Hargett, LPCC, is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor who has maintained a private practice in Fairfield County since 1991. He is in the Lancaster office on Tuesdays and Thursdays. He has clinical experience in a variety of settings: inpatient and outpatient centers, community based mental health, and private practice.
Mr. Hargett has extensive clinical experience. His areas of expertise include behavioral and developmental disorders, anger/temper outbursts, ADD/ADHD, social skills, anxiety and depressive disorders. In addition, he provides therapy to adults who are experiencing mood disorders, unresolved grief, relational and marital problems, and stress due to family or work-related issues. Mr. Hargett has been involved in leadership at both state and local levels. He has served as the past Crisis Coordinator for Fairfield County Emergency Services, and the Vice President and President of the Ohio Crisis Network.
His schedule only allows for new clients on an occasional basis and no longer accepts minors as new clients.
Megan Yaraschuk, MEd, PCC
Megan Yaraschuk, PCC, is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with a Masters degree in Community Counseling from the University of Dayton. She has been working with children, adolescents, and adults in the mental health setting since 2008.
Megan has experience working in the office setting, as well as in the community and in the schools. She has a particular interest in working with trauma victims. Megan primarily utilizes a cognitive behavioral approach and also enjoys using art to help facilitate change. She has experience addressing a wide range of problems including PTSD, ADD/ADHD, anxiety disorders, grief, mood disorders, depressive disorders, anger management, and disruptive behaviors.