Dr. Douglas W Adams, M.D

Dr. Adams is board certified in Child / adolescent and General Psychiatry. He also works with U.A.B as an Adjunct Clinical Faculty member, a Psychiatric Consultant with Three Springs, Inc., and a key member of the Diagnostic Team with the Riley Center for Applied Behavioral Analysis. Dr. Adams has a particular interest in working with Autistic Children, ADD/ADHD, Mood Disorders and PTSD. He is a graduate of Northwestern Medical School and completed his psychiatric residency and child/adolescent fellowship training at Tripler Army Medical Center and Hawaii.

Dr. Regina Doody, General Psychiatry

Dr. Doody is Board Certified in General Psychiatry and received her Psychiatric Residency training at Menninger Clinic. Her style of practice and interests lies in a comprehensive understanding of her clients and in delivering their treatment, taking into account the full spectrum of bio-medical, psychological and social factors.

Deora (Dee) Johnson, APRN, BC

Dee Johnson is a faculty member at Oakwood College Nursing program.  He is a Certified Adult Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner and treats all psychiatric disorders in adults.  He is pursuing a Doctorate in Nursing and will also be certified as a Family Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner treating all ages in the near future.

Brent J. Morris, LCSW

Brent Morris is a seasoned therapist and employee assistance professional, who has worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings. He has experience with clients of all ages with either mental health or chemical dependency issues. He is particularly interested in working with Adult ADHD, PTSD, and post-treatment CD follow-up therapy. Brent takes a holistic approach with a goal of wellness of the entire person in treating his clients. Brent also provides EAP services.

Jane Ajaya, LCSW, MSED

In a career spanning 35 years, Jane Ajaya, MSEd, LCSW, has worked with children, adolescents, and adults in numerous psychotherapy practice and school settings.  Ms Ajaya has specialized expertise in problems or disorders affecting children, adolescents and their families.  She also specializes in working with problems impacting personal, social and work-related relationships, performance or behavior.  Ms Ajaya has specialized training and experience in substance abuse, hypnosis, conflict resolution and mediation, and with diversity and gender-related issues.  She was awarded the Mark Forman Award from Rutgers University in 1992 for excellence in facilitating therapeutic group therapy process.