Trainer Bios
Kimberly Blair, MA, LPCC-S
Kimberly Blair, M.A., LPCC-S, is the Executive Director of Mid-Ohio Psychological Services, Inc., where she leads strategic initiatives and oversees both clinical and administrative operations. She is also an adjunct professor in the University of Dayton’s Master of Counseling Education program, a licensed professional clinical counselor, and a certified yoga instructor—integrating mind-body wellness into her professional practice. With extensive experience in both office-based and community mental health settings, Ms. Blair has worked with adults, youth, and families to deliver impactful care. Her collaborative partnerships with court and child welfare systems have played a key role in developing and implementing mental health services that foster resilience, self-determination, and well-being. A passionate advocate for systemic change, she is committed to cultivating workplace cultures that prioritize mental health, professional growth, and holistic wellness.
Claire Robitaille, Ph.D., LSW, Psychologist
Claire Robitaille, Ph.D., LSW, Psychologist has over 35 years of experience in the fields of education and mental health. After holding multiple different roles with the agency over the years, Dr. Robitaille currently serves the agency on a limited part time basis on areas related to consultation, training, and program development. Dr. Robitaille has practiced in a variety of clinical settings including community mental health agencies, private practice, and residential programs. In addition to her clinical work, she has extensive experience with clinical supervision and consultation, program and staff development, and training and education at both the undergraduate and graduate level. Her primary area of interest is in the field of child and family psychology. For more information about Dr. Robitaille’s experience, please refer to her Vita.
Miranda Zircher, M.S., LPCC-S
Miranda Zircher, M.S., LPCC-S, is a Clinical Manager in the Fairfield County Office of the agency. Ms. Zircher obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and went on to obtain her Masters of Science degree in Mental Health Counseling, both from Wright State University. Ms. Zircher has over 18 years of experience working in community mental health with adults, families, and youth. Ms. Zircher provides both clinical and administrative supervision to employees in the Fairfield County Office. She has an interest in Trauma-Informed Care and working with adult and youth survivors of trauma.
Tatia Williams, Psy.D., LPCC-S, Psychologist
Tatia Williams, Psy.D., is an experienced, dually Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor-Supervisor and Psychologist who has been dedicated to providing compassionate and comprehensive clinical services since 2011. As the Training Director at Mid-Ohio Psychological Services, Inc., she is passionate about shaping the next generation of mental health professionals. Dr. Williams earned her Doctorate of Psychology in Counseling Psychology and her Master of Science in Professional Counseling from Carlow University in Pittsburgh, PA. Throughout her career, Dr. Williams has worked across diverse settings, including hospital-based mental health centers, residential treatment facilities, emergency departments, and community mental health agencies, serving individuals at varying levels of care. While she embraces a generalist approach to clinical practice, her professional passions include clinical supervision, workforce development, evidence-based treatment, family and couples therapy, trauma-informed care, and working with socioeconomically disadvantaged populations. Dr. Williams is committed to fostering resilience and growth in those she serves, while also promoting excellence within the field of mental health.
Ann Knecht, MS, LPCC-S
Ann Knecht, MS, LPCC-S retired as a clinical consultant at Mid-Ohio Psychological Services, Inc. Ms. Knecht completed her undergraduate work at Ohio University and received her Master’s in Professional Counseling from Grand Canyon University. Ms. Knecht provided counseling services to children, adolescents, and adults, and has a passion for expressive therapies and family work. In addition to clinical aspects, Ms. Knecht has also been involved in staff and program development and provided supervision to clinical staff. Ms. Knecht enjoys lifelong learning and community engagement.
Anna Schwartz, M.Ed., LPCC-S
Anna Schwartz, M.Ed., LPCC-S is a Clinical Manager at Mid-Ohio Psychological Services. Ms. Schwartz earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality studies, as well as her Master of Education degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling at Ohio University. Ms. Schwartz has nine years of experience working in Community Mental Health and Private Practice settings with adults, families, and youth. Ms. Schwartz’s clinical passions include working with individuals who have caused sexual harm to others. Additionally, Ms. Schwartz’s clinical focus includes assisting individuals with learning how to positively impact their own lives, manage their emotions, and engage in fulfilling interpersonal relationships that lead to a sense of calm, curiosity, compassion, clarity, courage, confidence, creativity, and connectedness . Ms. Schwartz supervises clinical staff and non-clinical staff and manages the Franklin County Office. Ms. Schwartz enjoys working with up-and-coming counselors to practice and hone their unique clinical skill set.
Samantha Black, Psy.D.
Samantha Black, Psy.D., is a clinical psychologist at MOPS, where she has been since beginning her internship in August 2021. She holds a B.A. in Psychology with a Minor in Criminology from The Ohio State University, an M.A. in Counseling: Forensic Psychology from Adler University, and earned her doctorate from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in Washington, D.C. in October 2022. Dr. Black has experience providing psychotherapy and administering comprehensive psychological evaluations to individuals across the lifespan. Her experience spans diverse settings, including schools, medical clinics, private practice, and community mental health. She also has training experience that has helped build her clinical skills related to trauma, abuse, substance use, comorbid disorders, and forensic psychology. Dr. Black is expanding her skills in Behavioral Health Integration while working at a pediatric office. She is also dedicated to strengthening her clinical supervision and find fulfillment in mentoring developing clinicians. Dr. Black find opportunities to conducts trainings and offers didactics, which aligns with her values of life-long learning, curiosity, education, and collaboration. Dr. Black appreciates the importance of consultation with a multidisciplinary team, strong relationships, and is committed to growing as a leader in the mental health field.
Adam Bodner, MA.
Adam Bodner, PsyD, is a clinical psychology postdoctoral fellow. He earned his B.A. in Psychology at the University of Missouri and is completing his Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Adam joined the agency for his doctoral internship in 2023 and has remained at the agency in a telehealth role. Adam has experience working with individuals of all ages, providing psychotherapy for individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, personality disorders, OCD, and trauma. His clinical focus also includes working with individuals who have caused sexual harm and those who struggle with anger and aggressive behavior. Adam is a committed life-long learner and upholds the values of empathy, integrity, and respect for all individuals.
Elaine (Lanie) Parsons, MA
Elaine “Lanie” Parsons, MA, completed her doctoral internship at Mid-Ohio Psychological Services and is continuing her work as a clinician in the Newark office at MOPS. She also engages in behavioral health integration at Step By Step Pediatrics to provide short-term, solutions focused therapy to children and adolescents and their families. Ms. Parsons obtained her Bachelor’s of Arts in Psychology at Miami University and is working to complete her PsyD at the University of Indianapolis. She has experience working in community mental health, private practice, and university counseling centers. Ms. Parsons works with adults as well as children/adolescents and families as a generalist clinician. Her clinical interests include trauma recovery and trauma-informed care, personal identity, and relational difficulties. She is passionate about working with individuals to connect with themselves and others to improve their lives, relationships, and personal well-being.
Kelly Capitini, MS, MSW, LSW, PMH-C,
Kelly Capitini, MS, MSW, LSW, PMH-C, is a licensed social worker and clinician at Mid-Ohio Psychological Services. They earned their master’s degree in social work from Ohio State University in 2023, following over a decade of experience supporting individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities in residential, community, and day habilitation settings. Kelly has held both direct care and leadership roles, working closely with individuals, families, and interdisciplinary teams. Kelly specializes in perinatal mental health, having earned a certification from Postpartum Support International and volunteering with both local and international organizations. They are passionate about providing trauma-informed care, helping individuals and families navigate transitional life stages such as adolescence, family changes, grief, and the perinatal period. Currently, Kelly is pursuing a Doctorate in Social Work at the University of Kentucky to advance evidence-based practices for working with neurodivergent parents in mental health and medical environments.