Meet the Team of Doctoral Students
Tatym Lawson
University of Indianapolis
Tatym Lawson, M.A., is a doctoral student at the University of Indianapolis, currently completing her practicum training in the Seymour office under the supervision of Dr. Myriam Graham. Tatym brings a strong academic and clinical foundation to her work with adolescents and young adults. Her training is further strengthened by the completion of the Behavioral Health Trauma Certificate, providing interdisciplinary trauma informed training focused on resilience and adverse childhood experiences. Tatym’s clinical experience includes individual therapy across the lifespan, and conducting psychological assessments, reflecting her commitment to supporting individuals across the lifespan with sensitivity, attunement, and professionalism.
Tatym’s clinical work is guided by a deep appreciation for human connection and the healing potential of secure relationships. She is open to working with individuals across the lifespan with a diverse range of presenting concerns, emphasizing the importance of tailoring evidence-based treatments to each client's unique needs. She is particularly drawn to working with adolescents and young adults navigating the complex developmental space between childhood and adulthood. Her goal is to help clients build secure connections, strengthen resilience, and experience the kind of meaningful support that has shaped her own path in psychology.
Anabel Myers
University of Indianapolis
Anabel brings extensive clinical experience working with individuals across the lifespan, from young children (ages four and up) through adulthood. She is deeply passionate about supporting children, adolescents, and their families on their journeys toward healing, hope, and meaningful growth. With a strong commitment to culturally responsive care, Anabel values working with clients from diverse backgrounds and is passionate about serving the foster and adoptee communities. She provides a safe, empathetic, and tailored therapeutic environment where clients feel truly understood.
Anabel has experience treating a wide range of clinical concerns, including neurodevelopmental disorders, mood disorders, anxiety, OCD, trauma, and behavioral conditions. She particularly enjoys play therapy, offering young children a natural way to express themselves through play, toys, and art as they work to build mastery and navigate personal growth. Anabel earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Indianapolis. Grounded in empathy, cultural humility, and the foundational strength of the therapeutic alliance, her approach incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), psychodynamic principles, and person-centered techniques to meet each client's unique needs.
Anabel is originally from Kansas City, and moved to Indiana to pursue a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology. She is currently in her final year of graduate school with plans to start an internship over the summer. She loves all things Harry Potter, fashion, and animals. In her free time, she likes to watch movies, try out new recipes, and go on adventures with her husband and their dog!
Juan Pablo (JP) Guardia
University of Indianapolis
JP received his Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from the University of Indianapolis, where he is also currently working on completing his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. JP works with clients across a range of ages, although his main interests revolve around working with late adolescents and adults. JP’s approach blends psychodynamic and humanistic perspectives, and it heavily emphasizes an exploration of the client’s past, present, and future goals. The basic premise surrounding JP’s approach is that true meaningful change requires a profound understanding of who we are and what we want out of life. JP is passionate about the work that he does and strives to approach each client with effort, intentionality, and care.
JP values diversity and is open to working with clients of all backgrounds. JP’s family is originally from Panama, and he is fluent in both English and Spanish. Outside of work, JP enjoys spending quality time with his wife, family, and friends, and has a special interest in cooking.
Tala Berro
University of Indianapolis
Tala is a doctoral student in Clinical Psychology at the University of Indianapolis. She holds a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University in New York City and has over 8 years of experience in the field of psychology, whether in research or clinical contexts, working with individuals from a wide range of cultures, ages, and clinical presentations. Most recently, prior to moving to Indiana to pursue her doctorate, Tala worked as a staff member at a psychosocial day-program for adults with severe mental illness in New York City, followed by a role as an Assistant Research Scientist at the Columbia Schizophrenia Research Center/New York State Psychiatric Institute.
Matthew Schentrup
Capella University
Matthew is a doctoral student in Clinical Psychology at Capella University, currently completing his clinical training at Graham & Associates. A United States Marine Corps combat veteran, Matthew brings a unique perspective to his work, shaped by his military service, personal experiences, and passion for helping others.
Matthew enjoys working with adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, and other emotional or behavioral challenges. He has a particular passion for supporting veterans and first responders, as well as a strong interest in psychological assessment and helping individuals gain a better understanding of themselves. His therapeutic approach integrates Mentalization-Based Therapy (MBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and person-centered techniques, emphasizing self-awareness, emotional understanding, and building genuine, trusting relationships. Matthew believes everyone deserves to feel heard, respected, and supported throughout their mental health journey.
Outside of the office, Matthew is a proud father of four who enjoys spending time with his family. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, blacksmithing, and spending time outdoors. He values family, personal growth, and finding balance between professional responsibilities and the things that bring meaning to life.