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Our Staff
Carrie Ann Cherep, M.A., LCPC
Carrie is a dynamic speaker, writer, professor and licensed clinical professional counselor.
She has more than 15 years of clinical experience in community mental health centers, hospitals, and private practice. In 2004, she founded the Hope Enrichment Center with the mission to promote personal strength and purpose to ensure each person have a positive impact on the world.
Carrie is an active member of the ACA, APA, ICA, EMDRIA, ASCH, and a Gottman Certified Eeducator. She has worked with children, teens, adults, groups and families. She has also written articles for local publications and is currently authoring self-help books and articles.
Carrie is an innovative therapist that constantly searches for new forms of research based, effective treatments in order to ensure that her clients achieve optimal well-being. She is multifaceted and global in her approach to allow each individual to achieve their therapeutic and personal goals.
Kelly Knapczyk, M.A., LCPC
Kelly is a licensed clinical professional counselor with 8 years of clinical experience in hospitals, community mental health field, and crisis intervention work. She has been in private practice and affiliated with the Hope Enrichment Center since 2006. Kelly works with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families.
Kelly has the mission of empowering her clients by promoting balance. All aspects of the client's life are reviewed and evaluated in a holistic approach to enable the client to seek ways of improvement within their own power and control. She works dilligently with her clients using various therapeutic techniques like mindfulness, meditation, yoga, and CBT. She is a strong advocate of diet and exercise and how strongly they are correlated with mental health. Kelly utilizes an universal approach with each client and consistently attends conferences and trainings to acquire research-based and effective treatments sharpen her skills as a clinician.
Tracy L. Cunningham
Tracy received her Bachelors Degree in Psychology from Eastern Illinois University in 1998 and her Masters Degree in Social Work from Governors State University in 2010 and is a certified Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Counselor. Tracy has over 12 years experience working with adolescents and adults who have developmental disabilities and who are comprised in a variety of ways. Her areas of special interest and experience include working with survivors of sexual violence and young adults who are transitioning through the challenges of life. Tracy provides caring, non-judgmental counseling for individuals, families, and groups; and empowers and encourages them to build on their strengths.
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