About Gregory

Gregory M. Ritter is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor with Supervisory Designation who specializes in helping adults navigate a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and life challenges.

He works with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, grief, identity concerns, relationship stress, and major life transitions, with additional experience supporting individuals managing neurodivergence, mood disorders, personality-related difficulties, and existential concerns.

Gregory also has experience supporting individuals navigating substance use and recovery, as well as those seeking clarity around meaning, relationships, and personal direction.

Training & Credentials

• LPCC | Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor

• LICDC-CS | Licensed Independent Chemical Dependency Counselor – Supervisory Designation

• Master of Education, University of Dayton

• Bachelor of Science, Capital University

• Training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

• ADHD testing experience

Approach

Gregory primarily utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients understand the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, and to develop practical strategies for change. His work is structured and goal-oriented, with a focus on helping clients identify patterns that may be keeping them stuck and building skills to support healthier day-to-day functioning.

He also integrates a strong assessment-informed approach, including ADHD testing where appropriate, to support clarity in diagnosis and treatment direction.

What to Expect

Clients can expect a collaborative and structured first session focused on understanding current concerns, relevant history, and what they hope to achieve through therapy. Early sessions emphasize clarity, goal-setting, and establishing a shared direction for treatment.

Therapy is designed to be practical and supportive, with an emphasis on building tools that can be applied outside of sessions.