Donna Jones was named Director of Mt Hebron Counseling Service in July 2017. Donna is a Licensed Professional Counselor and an affiliated clinician with Mt. Hebron Counseling Service since 2007. She received her Bachelor’s degree from Columbia College, Master’s degree from The Citadel and her Ph. D. from AIHT. Besides being credentialed as an LPC, Donna is also a National Certified Counselor. Donna has worked in several state agencies as well as for private and non-profit agencies. Donna is married and has two adult children. Her hobbies include reading & traveling.

Ken Barwick is both a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a retired ordained elder in the South Carolina Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. Ken was the first Director at Mt. Hebron Counseling Service at its inception in 1986.
As a therapist, Ken works with adults, couples and children from a Bowen Family System model that views the evolution of symptoms from both a multigenerational, individual and interactional context.
Ken and his wife have three adult children and four grandchildren. Outside of work, Ken enjoys guitar, reading, bee-keeping, and searching for and collecting Native American artifacts.

Martha Beahm is an affiliated clinician with Mt. Hebron Counseling Service. She is an ordained minister and is a licensed professional counselor and marriage and family therapist. She is a Clinical Member of the American Association of Marriage & Family Therapists. She is also a board certified Life Coach and Wellness Coach. Her clinical areas of expertise are Individual, Marital and Family Therapy, Recovery from Domestic Abuse, Personal Growth Counseling, Spiritual Growth and Concerns, Clergy Concerns, Recovery from Sexual Abuse and Grief Recovery. In her spare time Martha enjoys going into the great outdoors, running and walking with her four-legged best friend, Precious. She also enjoys working in her garden and playing flute with the Columbia Community Concert Band.

Leigh Reedy earned her master’s degree from the University of South Carolina and is an affiliated clinician with Mt. Hebron Counseling Service. She works with individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and other issues that make life difficult; also with couples seeking to improve their relationships. Her experience is with state and local mental health centers, hospitals, non-profit agencies, school systems, and Critical Crisis Response Teams. Certified in EMDR and TFCBT, both trauma focused therapies; She also utilizes Gottman’s Couple’s Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Bowen’s Family Systems Therapy and other traditional cognitive and behavioral therapies. A busy wife, mother, and grandmother; Leigh enjoys reading- preferably at the beach – and spending quality time with family and friends.