The Team
Who We Are
EstrellaRogers
Founder & CEO
A Licensed Therapist Here to Guide You.
Estrella Rogers is the Owner and Director of Without Limits Counseling Services PLLC, Private Practice located in Jacksonville North Carolina.
She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor, Certified Christian Counselor, Distance Counselor, Level Three Gottman Trained, Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work and Certified Prepare and Enrich marital facilitator.
She truly cares for all of her clients and works diligently to help find them the answers they seek. Since 2000, Estrella has worked with a variety of individuals dealing with circumstances that are unique to their lives.
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Uganda Harris
Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Intern
Hello! I'm Uganda Harris, a Master's student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University. My passion lies in helping teenagers navigate life's challenges and discover their unique paths to well-being. My journey in mental health began with a strong desire to make a positive impact on others, and I've gained valuable clinical experience working with diverse populations.
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My goal is to create a safe, empathetic space where clients can freely express themselves, explore their feelings, and develop essential coping skills for their critical stage of life. I believe in a collaborative, client-centered approach, where we work together to address specific needs and goals, be it anxiety, depression, self-esteem, or other issues.
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Outside of my studies and counseling work, I enjoy trying new recipes, playing strategy games, reading, and playing The Sims 4, which helps me stay balanced and inspired in my work. I look forward to the opportunity to work with you and support your healing and personal growth journey.
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LCSW-A, Therapist
Tomeka Benton
Tomeka Benton is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate. She received her Bachelor of Social Work Degree from University of North Carolina at Pembroke in 2006. In 2012, Tomeka received her Master of Social Worker Degree from University of New England. She has the heart for serving all populations with mental health needs.
Tomeka has experience working with At-Risk Children, Adults, Military Connected Families,Domestic Violence Victims, individuals with severe Mental Illness such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) for Children and Adults. Tomeka is a trained facilitator for Prepare- Enrich workshop for Married Couples.
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Tomeka obtained her Doctorate Degree in Theology and currently serving individuals by the way of Christian Counseling. Tomeka is excited to be apart of Without Limits Counseling Services and is looking forward to working with all populations to meet their mental health needs.
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LCSW-A, Therapist
Lakeesa Butler
LaKeesa S. Butler, LCWA has worked and volunteered in the social services sector for 13 years in areas of case management, substance abuse prevention, sexual assault advocate and is currently a provisionally Licensed Clinical Social Worker with the Department of Defense and Without Limits Counseling Services, PLLC.
She is a native of Macon, GA but currently resides in Jacksonville, NC. Lakeesa has experience working with a variety of clients affected by poverty, intimate partner violence, and mental illness. Individual and group counseling are areas of familiarity, and she also is a certified Prepare & Enrich facilitator.
Change is not easy and can sometimes be very uncomfortable. If you are open to the process of shifting your thoughts and processes to an alternative of your current reality, we can take this journey together!
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LCSW-A, Therapist
Twila Johnson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate (LCSWA). In 2018, she obtained her master's in social work from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. She has been fortunate to have worked with children, adolescents, adults, and families for the past 4 years.
She believes in providing an accepting environment that will allow warmth, honesty, and compassion. She will collaborate with you to create a plan that will help you identify and reach your goals and provide a foundation for continued growth as you work toward creating the life that you would like to live.
She will make every effort to validate your feelings and empower you to find your strengths.
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Michael Friend
LCSW-A, Therapist
I, Michael Friend served as active duty in the United States Marine Crops as a Staff Non-Commission Officer for many years. My specific focus is on the everyday lives of individuals who struggled with substance abuse, PTSD, and trauma. I began counseling as a Staff Sargent in the United States Marine Corps and have continue treating substance abuse, PTSD, depression, and anxiety for over the past 30 years with a specific focus on substance abuse prevention and intervention. During that time, I have earned a bachelor’s degree in Health Care Administration and a master’s degree in Social Work and Divinity. I am also a Board-Certified Community Chaplain and a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) #799 as well as, a Prime for Life facilitator (A Substance Abuse Prevention Program).
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My everyday focus is to treating trauma victims through art therapy, emphasis on post traumatic growth and developing transformative strategies for those suffering from addictions as well asproviding prevention training programs such as Prime for Life and Traditional Faith Counseling as spiritual first aid.
During my time as a substance abuse counselor, I have come across many issues of dual diagnosis such as alcoholism and PTSD, and other health threatening issues. Therefore, my counseling approach in very diversified in utilizing best practices for specific diagnosis. Some of these best practices has been cognitive behavioral therapy, behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, and Christian counseling.
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LSCW Therapist
Dr. Sandra Bragg
Dr. Sandra Hardison Bragg. She has a PhD in Human Services from Capella University. She has a Master in Social Work (MSW) from East Carolina University and an undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. She began her education at Fayetteville State University, a Historical Black College (HBCU).
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She worked for over 25 years for the Department of Defense, the Community Counseling Center at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, and the Department of Veteran Affairs in Fayetteville, North Carolina. She worked as a Medical Foster Home Coordinator, finding placement for veterans who would otherwise be institutionalized. She has provided clinical supervision to many social workers to pursue their clinical licenses to practice social work.
She has provided services in a private counseling practice since 2010. She has a specialization in Domestic Violence and Child Abuse as is A Certified Domestic Violence Counselor. She has trained as a Health Coach with Duke University Integrative Medicine. She has worked in the community for the Department
of Social Services, the Department of Youth Services and in a nonprofit, Sickle Cell Disease Association of Eastern North Carolina. She is a member of the National Association of Social Workers. A proud member of Jacksonville NC Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and was honored to serve as the Charter President. In addition to serving as Charter President, she has served in multiple other positions.
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Social Work Intern
Ayana Young
I am a dedicated Marine veteran with over eight and a half years of distinguished service. Originally from South America, I migrated to the United States and joined the Marine Corps immediately after graduating high school. This service commitment exemplifies my resilience and dedication and highlights a deep-seated passion for contributing to the greater good. Throughout my military career, I demonstrated exceptional leadership and a strong work ethic, earning the respect and admiration of my peers and superiors. My tenure in the Marines was marked by a series of accomplishments and the development of skills that have been instrumental in my post-military endeavors.
As a mother of three wonderful children and the spouse of an active-duty Marine officer, I embody the values of strength, dedication, and balance. I manage the demands of military family life while nurturing my children and supporting my spouse in his military career. I am passionate about helping others. I am deeply committed to providing support to families and individuals in need. My work in this area is driven by a belief in the power of community and the importance of staying motivated to achieve success. Whether through volunteer efforts or mentorship, I consistently seek ways to make a positive impact.
In addition to my professional and volunteer pursuits, I have a range of hobbies that reflect my personality and zest for life. I enjoy singing and dancing, activities that bring joy and energy. I also value quality time with my family, ensuring that my children grow up in a loving and supportive environment. My journey as a South American immigrant to a respected Marine veteran, supportive spouse, devoted mother, and community advocate is a testament to my perseverance, passion, and unwavering commitment to helping others.
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Mental Health Counselor Associate
Kathryn Kelley
Hello, I'm Kathryn Kelley, a licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate with my Master's degree from Walden University. My passion is supporting individuals as they navigate life's obstacles and uncover their unique paths to emotional healing and growth through their trauma. From the beginning of my journey in mental health, I have been driven by a deep desire to make a positive difference in those who have been through trauma in any aspect of their lives. Over time, I have gained meaningful clinical experience working with people with diverse mental health needs, helping them find clarity and strength.
I strive to create a safe, supportive space where clients feel comfortable expressing themselves and exploring their emotions and past. My approach is collaborative and client-centered, focusing on each person's specific needs and goals, whether related to trauma, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, or other personal struggles. Therapy is not just about addressing life's hard times or traumatic events but also about fostering growth and healing. My commitment is to guide clients in gaining insight, building resilience, and moving forward in their healing journey. If you are ready to take the next step, I would be honored to walk alongside you on your journey.
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Office Manager
Nina Alexander
With a background in business administration and human resources, Nina brings a wealth of expertise to the role. This includes a comprehensive understanding of scheduling, billing, insurance coordination, and electronic health record management, all critical components in maintaining a well-organized mental health practice.
What truly sets Nina apart is her unwavering dedication to the well-being of our clients and staff. They understand that seeking mental health support can be a vulnerable experience, and they work tirelessly to create a welcoming and confidential atmosphere where individuals feel comfortable and respected. Nina is skilled in managing client inquiries, coordinating appointments, and ensuring that each person's journey through our practice is seamless.
In addition to their administrative prowess, Nina is a natural leader who fosters open communication and teamwork among our staff members. They prioritize the professional development and morale of the team, recognizing that a cohesive and motivated staff translates to better patient care.
Outside their role as a Mental Health Office Manager, Nina loves to enjoy family, volunteer throughout their community, physical fitness, plant gardens, find joy in the little things, and travel. These pursuits reflect Nina’s understanding of mental well-being and their commitment to promoting it within the practice and the broader community.
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