A Look at Our Practice

Don Worth, Ph.D., has been a marriage and family counselor for over 25 years, having degrees in counseling Psychology from WVU, clinical psychology from Marshall University, and health psychology from Walden University.

He specializes in counseling with families, couples, and individuals (children, adolescents, and adults), as well as in substance abuse counseling and conducts substance abuse evaluations for individuals as well as the Dept. of Transportation, and in mediation. Don also specializes in high conflict divorced parent mediations.

Helen Woodyard, M.Ed., L.P.C., A.L.P.S. joined Family & Marital Counseling Center, Inc. in June 2015. She enjoys working with individuals, children, adolescents, families, and couples. Helen received her Masters in counseling education from Ohio University. She was Counselor of the year in 20 as voted by WV Counseling Association. Helen also worked in her own private practice in Harrison County from 1996 to 2002. She also works as an adjunct faculty professor at the Pierpont Community technical College where she teaches sociology and psychology. She first started teaching in 1996 at Fairmont State University and then from 2006-2008 she taught at Glenville State College. Ms. Woodyard has also provided counseling to school aged children in the schools when she served as a contracted counselor for Gilmer and Calhoun County Schools until 2014. Helen loves cats. She currently enjoys "Tabatha" whom she rescued from a harsh wintry day a few years ago. Helen works one day (Mondays) in our Clarksburg office and two days (Tuesdays and Wednesdays) at our Weston office.

Amy Ingram Sauls, M.A., Licensed Psychologist, is a 2010 graduate of Marshall University with a Masters of Arts in Clinical Psychology. She has practiced with Christina Arco, PhD, Child Psychologist, at the Charleston Area Medical Center and with Open Doors, a provider of services for individuals with disabilities, as well as with practices in Beckley and Lewisburg, West Virginia. Amy has practiced at the Clarksburg and Weston locations of Family Marital Counseling Center since 2016. She works with children and adults doing individual, family, and marital therapy, as well as psychological testing and evaluations.

Joseph Wine, LPC received his Master of Science in Marriage, Couples, and Family Counseling in May of 2021, from Walden University.  He is also a National Certified Counselor through the National Board of Certified Counselors.  Joseph enjoys working with couples and families, but also works with individuals (Children, adolescents, and adults) with a variety of mental health issues. He primarily uses systems theory in his counseling but also incorporates some emotional focused techniques. Joseph’s heart is to help strengthen couples and the family unit with a belief that individual mental health is improved through close positive connections with others.