About Us

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Clinical Director 

7424 S Yale Ave, 100

Tulsa, OK 74136

(GPS Therapies building)

Candice Primm helps families navigate their most complex moments. A therapist since 2012, she specializes in young children and their caregivers, court-involved families, and survivors of trauma at any age.

Before earning her Master of Social Work at the University of Oklahoma, Candice spent years as an elementary school teacher and librarian in Jenks Public Schools. That background shapes how she works: patient, clear, and at ease with children and the adults who love them.

Her credentials reflect the depth of her focus. She is endorsed as an Infant Mental Health Specialist (IMH-E) through the Oklahoma Association of Infant Mental Health, a rostered Child-Parent Psychotherapy clinician, and a member of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. She draws on EMDR, cognitive behavioral therapies, and mindfulness to build a plan around each person’s needs, and she brings steady, skilled care to cases other providers find difficult.

Appointments are available in person and virtually. Candice accepts most major insurance plans. Court-involved services are private pay.

2840 E 51st St, 225

Tulsa, OK 74105

(Britany Square Office Park)

Kylie McPhail, LCSW, RPT™, IMH-E®

Kylie McPhail helps young children and their families build secure, connected relationships from the very beginning. With ten years of experience working with children and families, she specializes in infant and early childhood mental health, supporting families through transitions, relationship disruptions, and the challenges of parenthood and the perinatal period.

Kylie is a Registered Play Therapist™, endorsed in Infant Mental Health, a trained Circle of Security Parenting facilitator, and a rostered Child-Parent Psychotherapy clinician. She holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Oklahoma and is a member of the Oklahoma Association for Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health and the Association for Play Therapy.

In the playroom, her approach is child-led, playful, and holistic. Kylie sees behavior as communication and play as a child’s first language, so children can work through big feelings in their own way while building trust with her and their caregivers. Parents get a judgment-free space to be heard, along with practical, age-appropriate strategies rooted in early childhood brain development that build confidence and strengthen attachment.

Appointments are available in person and virtually, including weekends. Kylie accepts most major insurance plans.

Away from the playroom, Kylie enjoys time with her husband and children, concerts, and a little shopping and self-care.

7424 S Yale Ave, 100

Tulsa, OK 74136

(GPS Therapies building)

Rashmi Singh, LPC

Rashmi Singh helps children, teens, and young adults heal from trauma. She works with families facing physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, PTSD, foster care challenges, domestic violence, and the fallout of divorce, using EMDR and body-based approaches alongside the people who support each client.

Rashmi holds a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Oklahoma State University and a Master’s and Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences. Her post-doctoral research at the Laureate Institute for Brain Research in Tulsa examined how sports-related concussion affects young adults’ mental and cognitive health. That neuroscience training shapes her work: she understands trauma as something the brain and body carry, and she builds treatment around that.

Her toolkit includes EMDR, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, and Sandtray therapy. For somatic work, she draws on polyvagal-informed practices, mindfulness, yoga, and breathing exercises, along with interactive play for younger clients. Her approach is client-centered, culturally sensitive, and personalized, with family involvement built in.

Rashmi grew up in India and has called Tulsa home since 2004. She enjoys gardening, knitting, travel, learning languages, and fast-walking races with her dog. She sees counseling as a lot like gardening: given a secure environment and a willingness to do the work, every person has the capacity to grow.

2840 E 51st St, 225

Tulsa, OK 74105

(Britany Square Office Park)

Allison R. Burke, LCSW

Allison Burke helps families heal from trauma and rebuild secure connections. A social worker since 2004, she brings a rare range of experience to complex family situations: child maltreatment research, medical and housing case management, and clinical therapy with both children and adults.

Allison holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Oklahoma and is an endorsed Infant Mental Health Specialist with specialized training in reducing the long-term effects of trauma and insecure attachment. Her approach is a true therapeutic partnership, built to promote resilience and healing.

Her training spans the leading evidence-based models for children and families: Child-Parent Psychotherapy, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trust-Based Relational Intervention, Circle of Security, Theraplay, Incredible Years, and Trauma Play Therapy. She is also trained in reflective supervision.

Allison has lived in the Tulsa area most of her life. She and her husband are raising a son in a home with more pets than people. As a family, they enjoy video games, movies, books, and hiking at Turkey Mountain.

(Virtual only) 

John R. Miller, LPC, has practiced mental health therapy for almost a decade. He earned his Master's Degree in Christian Counseling from Oral Roberts University in 2012, where he performed practicum hours at a Tulsa area alcohol and drug addiction recovery center.

Before becoming a therapist, John taught English at Union Public Schools for 20 years, of which eight of those years were also spent coaching basketball and boy's tennis. While at Union Schools he was a facilitator for the Adventure Ropes Course, smoking cessation facilitator, and led drug and alcohol education courses for students and parents for the Union school district.

John earned his Bachelor's Degree in Secondary English Education and Physical Education from Missouri Southern State University, where he also served as an assistant coach with Men's Varsity Basketball.

John has experience in adult therapy, as well as with couples, family, and children. John currently accepts patients ages 13 years and older. In addition to individual and couples therapy, he provides outpatient substance and addiction therapy. John is experienced with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma-focused CBT therapy, and Motivational Enhancement Therapy. He is also certified to conduct anger management counseling.

John is a native Oklahoman who grew up in Waukomis, a small wheat-farming community near Enid. He has lived in the Tulsa area for 27 years with his spouse, Mary Lou. John is the father of four children and grandfather to six grandchildren. He enjoys science fiction and superhero movies, music, and motorcycles.