Affiliated Supervisors

“Only when we are brave enough to explore the darkness will we discover the infinite power of our light." -Brene Brown

Dr. Kara Londergan, PhD, LMFT, is an experienced clinician and AAMFT approved supervisor who facilitates the Couples Supervision group at Grace Therapy & Wellness Center. With a focus on helping clinicians enhance their clinical skills and ensure competency, Dr. Londergan guides therapists through the complexities of working with diverse couples. She offers valuable feedback on relational processes, theory, issues of social justice, ethical dilemmas, and complex trauma, while emphasizing the introspection required in Self-of-the-Therapist work. Additionally, Dr. Londergan supervises MA therapy students at Northwestern University, helping shape the next generation of therapists with her commitment to clinical excellence. She owns her own private practice called Hohm Psychotherapy, where she specializes in couple therapy.

Since its foundation, Grace Therapy and Wellness Center has focused its operation around core values like affirming identities, openness to experience and growth, valuing all relationships, health being holistic and self-defined, contextual autonomy, and unconditional positive regard. We at the practice have been fortunate enough to foster professional relationships with individuals who wholly embody those very same values in the work they do. We are thrilled to partner with trusted clinicians to provide our therapists with supervision of the highest caliber. Maia Easley, BCBA, LMFT, CST and Kari Londergan, PhD, LMFT are two former employees of Grace Therapy and Wellness Center who we are honored to still work with as they provide outside counsel and supervision to those within the practice today.

Dr. Maia Easley, BCBA, LMFT, CST is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor who provides individual supervision for several Masters level therapists and interns at GTWC. Dr. Easley received her Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Spelman College and Master’s degree in Couple & Family Therapy from Adler University, and is also a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. She obtained her doctorate in sexology from the Modern Sex Therapy Institutes.

Dr. Easley brings her systemic outlook to supervision, as well as her breadth of experience working in residential treatment centers, behavioral health organizations, and private practice. She was previously the Chief Operations Officer at GTWC, and now owns her own private practice called Bare Conversations where she specializes in sex therapy for Black women. Look out for Dr. Easley’s workbook supporting Black women’s sexual liberation, which she will be publishing in 2025!