Orchard Human Services, Inc.
Services
Counseling and clinical care for children, teens, adults, couples, and families — and professional development, continuing education, internship, practicum, and supervision for mental health professionals. All services are delivered by televideo.
Orchard Human Services, Inc. is an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We do two things. We provide counseling and developmental support to individuals and families. And we prepare, supervise, and continue the education of the counselors who will do this work next.
Use the two doors below to find what you came for.
For Individuals & Families
I am looking for counseling
Individual, couples, and family counseling. Support for attachment, trauma, autism, ADHD, anxiety, depression, parenting, and life transitions.
See Counseling ServicesFor Mental Health Professionals
I am building my career
Continuing Education, Internship and Practicum placement, and Clinical Supervision.
Orchard Human Services, Inc. is NBCC Approved ACEP #7260
Two ways to receive counseling at Orchard
Orchard is both a counseling practice and a teaching practice. That means there are two routes to care, and one of them costs very little.
Route One
Professional Counseling Services
Sessions with Orchard’s licensed clinicians.
Paid by insurance or self-pay. Payment plans are available.
A partial scholarship program is available for clients who need it.
Route Two
Internship & Practicum Counseling Services
Sessions with graduate counseling interns, working under close clinical supervision. Available in Georgia only.
Low cost — and in some circumstances, no cost.
Every intern’s work is reviewed regularly by a licensed supervisor.
Part One
Counseling Services for Individuals, Couples & Families
Counseling is available for children, teens, adults, couples, and families. Sessions are held by secure televideo, from wherever you are most comfortable.
Care is shaped around how a person actually developed and what their nervous system learned to do to keep them safe — not around a label.
What we work with
- Addiction — Substance & Process
- ADHD — Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
- Adoption
- Anxiety
- Attachment Disorder
- Autism — Socialization Training & Developmental Support
- Behavior Problems
- Blended Families
- Borderline Personality Disorder
- Depression
- Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder (DSED)
- Dissociative Identity Disorder & Dissociation
- Divorce
- Domestic Violence
- Education Challenges
- Emotional & Behavioral Disorder
- Foster Care
- Grief & Loss
- Intimate Partner Violence
- Learning Problems
- Parenting
- PTSD — Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
- Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
- Self-Harm
- Trauma, Abuse & Neglect
- Traumatic Experiences
- Veteran & Military — Family & Parenting Challenges
Process addiction includes disordered eating and other compulsive patterns. This list is not exhaustive — if what you are carrying is not named here, please ask.
Specialized programs & approaches
Fluid Trauma®
Trauma treated as a moving current in the body and nervous system that can be re-regulated — not as a fixed wound.
Human Superpower® of Attachment
Developmental intervention for attachment, social, emotional, behavioral, and self-regulatory capacities.
Autism & Neurodevelopmental Support
Socialization training and developmental support for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families.
Autism Services →ADHD & Neurodiversity
Support for attention, executive function, and living well in a brain that works its own way.
ADHD Resources → · Neurodiversity →Quantum Success Hypnotherapy™
Hypnosis and hypnotherapy for personal transformation, offered as part of a counseling relationship.
Hypnotherapy →Parent, Family & School Support
Parent coaching, family counseling, and guidance through IEP and Section 504 processes.
IEP & Section 504 →Lipedema Supportive Counseling
Mental health support for people living with lipedema and the medical journey that comes with it.
Lipedema Support →Holistic Whole-Person Review
Counseling that considers sleep, nutrition, medical history, and life context alongside emotional health.
Orchard’s Holistic Model →Brain Training & Neurofeedback
Training that builds attention, regulation, and executive capacity through direct feedback from the brain itself. Approaches include HEG (hemoencephalography) training, which works with blood flow and oxygenation in the prefrontal cortex.
Because the equipment travels home with the client — purchased outright or leased through Orchard — brain training fits naturally into televideo sessions and continues between them.
Brain Training →Ket-O — Metabolic Health & the Brain
What the brain is fueled by shapes mood, energy, focus, and clarity. Ket-O is Orchard’s program exploring ketogenic metabolism and BHB (beta-hydroxybutyrate) as they relate to brain function and mental health.
Offered as education and counseling support that works alongside your physician or dietitian.
Nutrition for Mental Health →Parent Training
Sessions to strengthen parent effectiveness, child behavior, and family resilience. We work cooperatively — naming the strengths parents already have and building out the areas that could be more effective.
Some sessions are with parents alone; others bring parents and children together. Available as a stand-alone service or within a larger counseling program.
Family Coaching
Bringing a whole family together — sometimes across several generations — to work as a team toward shared goals.
Useful when conflict or individual struggles are getting in the way of family life working well. Available as a stand-alone service or within a larger counseling program.
D*ALZ — Memory & Brain Health
Orchard’s program supporting brain health and wellbeing where memory, dementia, and Alzheimer’s are part of the picture.
Counseling for the person noticing changes in memory or thinking, and steady support for the spouses, adult children, and caregivers walking alongside them.
Who provides your care
Counseling at Orchard is provided by the two clinicians below. Licensure determines which states a clinician may serve, so please check the state note on each before requesting an appointment.
Dr. Darleen Claire Wodzenski
MS ESE · MA CMHC · PhD · LPC · NCC · ACS
Founder and Executive Director. Licensed Professional Counselor and Approved Clinical Supervisor with more than 30 years in counseling, education, and human development.
Serving: Florida, Georgia, Virginia
Full profile →
Beth Wodzenski
BA Psy · MA CMHC · NCC · APC
Associate Professional Counselor licensed by the State of Georgia, practicing under clinical supervision. Person-centered counseling drawing on mindfulness, CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care, and developmental support.
Beth brings a background in Early Childhood Care and Development, and offers a safe, non-judgmental space to explore identity, relationships, career, philosophy, spirituality, and overall wellbeing. She works with diverse populations, with particular care for LGBTQIA+ individuals and people in non-traditional relationships.
Serving: Georgia
Clinical supervision by Dr. Amani Mungo, EdD, LPC, CPCS. Working with an associate counselor means your care is reviewed regularly by an experienced supervisor, at no additional cost to you.
Full profile →Internship program leadership

Rashonda Clay-Douthit, MSW LCSW
INTERNSHIP DIRECTOR
Rashonda Clay-Douthit directs Orchard’s internship and practicum program, overseeing the training and placement of graduate counseling and social work students. She previously served as Associate Director of Field Education at the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University.
Please note: Rashonda sees counseling clients through her own private practice, not through Orchard Human Services. Her role at Orchard is leadership of the internship program.
If you are seeking counseling with Rashonda, you may view her profile page below and email her at RCD@OrchardHumanServices.org.
Full profile →A reminder about cost
Counseling with a supervised graduate intern is available at low cost, and in some circumstances at no cost. A partial scholarship program is available for work with our licensed clinicians. Intern counseling is available in Georgia only, and availability varies by which interns are placed with us at any given time.
Please ask, rather than assuming the cost puts counseling out of reach. Email DrDarleen@orchardhumanservices.org and we will tell you what is open right now.
All services are delivered by televideo
Sessions take place through a secure video connection, from the comfort of your own home. There is no drive, no waiting room, and no need to arrange transportation or childcare around an appointment.
You will need a private space and an internet connection. Read more about tele-mental health.
Part Two
For Mental Health Professionals
Preparing the next generation of counselors is part of Orchard’s mission, not a side activity. We offer three distinct pathways for professionals and professionals-in-training.
Orchard Human Services, Inc. is NBCC Approved ACEP #7260.
Pathway One
Continuing Education
Live and self-paced continuing education for counselors, therapists, social workers, and allied professionals. Courses are offered through Orchard Human Services, Inc., an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7260.
Current course topics include:
- Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health
- The Ethical Mandate for Self-Care
- Human Superpower® of Attachment
- Fluid Trauma® for Clinical Providers
Pathway Two
Internship & Practicum
Placement for graduate students in counseling and therapy programs who need a practicum or internship site. Interns carry a supervised caseload and receive structured clinical training alongside it.
Orchard has hosted counselors-in-training since its founding as a nonprofit in 2012. The program serves two purposes at once: it builds skilled clinicians, and it makes counseling available to families at low or no cost.
Rashonda Clay-Douthit, MSW LCSW serves as Internship Director. Beth Wodzenski, MA CMHC, NCC, APC serves as Internship Coordinator and is the first point of contact for applicants.
Internship & Practicum →Pathway Three
Clinical Supervision
Post-graduate supervision for associate-level counselors accruing hours toward independent licensure, provided by an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS).
Supervision at Orchard is developmental. The goal is a clinician who can think, not one who can follow a protocol.
Apply for internship, practicum, or supervision
One application covers all three pathways. Tell us which you are seeking and we will follow up.
How to begin
Complete the forms
The online client forms are the fastest route to a first appointment. Choose the adult set or the set for a client under 18.
We match you with a clinician
Matching considers your state of residence, what you are seeking, and clinician availability.
Your first session
You receive a secure televideo link. Find a private space, and we begin wherever you would like to begin.
Questions before you start
Email DrDarleen@orchardhumanservices.org. A short note is enough.
Please do not include detailed health information in an email, as it is not a secure channel.
Common questions
Which states do you serve?
Dr. Darleen Claire Wodzenski is licensed in Florida, Georgia, and Virginia. Beth Wodzenski is licensed in Georgia. Because counseling licensure is state-based, you must be located in a state where your clinician is licensed at the time of your session.
Are sessions in person or online?
All counseling is delivered by secure televideo. You will need a private space and an internet connection. There is no drive, no waiting room, and no need to arrange transportation or childcare around an appointment.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes. We accept many insurance plans, and self-pay and payment plans are available. A partial scholarship program exists for work with our licensed clinicians, and counseling with a supervised graduate intern is offered in Georgia at low cost and in some circumstances at no cost.
What age can a child begin to see a counselor?
We work across the lifespan, from infancy through the mature years. With very young children the focus is developmental — supporting healthy attachment and a strong parent-child bond — and parents are part of the work rather than waiting outside it.
Do you offer couples or relationship counseling?
Yes, for couples married and unmarried. Relationship satisfaction is a real component of health, not a separate topic from it.
Do you work with children who have emotional or behavioral problems?
Yes, including developmental and mental health challenges. Services can extend to siblings, parents, and other family members, because a plan that includes the people around a child tends to hold better than one that does not.
Do clients lie on a couch, the way they do in the movies?
No. Sessions are held by video, so you choose your own seat — a chair, a sofa, the floor, wherever you settle best. Comfort helps the work; the furniture is up to you.
Have a question that is not here? Email DrDarleen@orchardhumanservices.org.
Orchard is not a crisis service and does not monitor messages around the clock. If you need support right now, crisis support resources are here.
Orchard Human Services, Inc. is NBCC Approved ACEP #7260.
Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Orchard Human Services, Inc. is solely responsible for all aspects of its programs.
Orchard Human Services, Inc.
An IRS-approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization · Uplifting lives by counseling, educating, and caring
DrDarleen@orchardhumanservices.org · OrchardHumanServices.org
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