Jones-Wood Psychological Associates, Inc.

05/04/2026

Misty Kluk holds a Master’s degree in counseling and human services from John Carroll University and is a licensed professional clinical counselor with a supervisor designation (LPCC-S). She brings over 20 years of experience providing counseling services, working primarily with adolescents and adults.

Misty specializes in supporting individuals and families who have experienced trauma, including acute/simple and complex trauma. She also has extensive experience helping clients navigate depression, anxiety, self-esteem concerns, personality disorders, relationship challenges, and grief and loss.

Misty is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and integrates a range of evidence-based approaches into her work, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Person-Centered Therapy. She believes that a strong client–therapist relationship is the most important predictor of positive therapeutic outcomes.

She offers in-person appointments at our Chagrin Falls office, as well as virtual appointments.

To inquire about current availability for Misty or any of our other clinicians, call our Chagrin Falls office at (440) 708-0188 or our Hudson office at (234) 269-6200. You can also submit our online intake form here: https://bit.ly/New-Client-Intake-Inquiry

04/08/2026

Hoarding disorder can affect someone's well-being in many different ways. It can start out less severe by affecting one's personal & professional relationships and their ability to easily maneuver around their house, but it can eventually escalate into quite a serious mental health disorder by impacting daily living conditions or creating significant health & safety risks for residents and visitors.

To inquire about current availability with our clinicians who treat hoarding disorder, call our Chagrin Falls office at (440) 708-0188 or our Hudson office at (234) 269-6200. You can also submit our online intake form here: https://bit.ly/New-Client-Intake-Inquiry.

03/03/2026

"My approach to therapy is holistic, eclectic, and spiritualistic as I seek to increase self-awareness by helping to identify the connection between brain, emotions, and the physical self. My goal is to empower clients through building on strengths, resilience, letting go of the past, and gaining a better understanding on the use of strategies to aid in grounding, mindfulness, and increasing self-worth." -- Diane Maytas, LPCC-S

Diane earned her master's degree in counseling and art therapy from Ursuline College. In addition to her professional clinical counseling license, she is also licensed in art therapy and as an educator in the state of Ohio. She is certified in EMDR, hypnotherapy, and Heart Math.

Diane specializes in treating anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, stress, women’s issues, divorce/separation/relationship issues, phase of life, sexuality, grief, and many other topics.

She offers in-person appointments at our Hudson office, as well as virtual appointments.

To inquire about current availability for Diane or any of our other clinicians, call our Chagrin Falls office at (440) 708-0188 or our Hudson office at (234) 269-6200. You can also submit our online intake form here: https://bit.ly/New-Client-Intake-Inquiry

02/18/2026

Want to make healing and personal growth a priority this year? ❤️‍🩹✨

Now that the new year is well underway and you’ve had some time to breathe, have you considered talking with a therapist?

These licensed professionals have expertise in treating all kinds of challenges, from anxiety and depression to relationship issues, parenting, trauma, and an array of mental health disorders.

Now’s the perfect time to get familiar with your insurance coverage for psychotherapy visits. Benefits often reset in January, so even if you checked last year, it’s worth another look.

Check out the tips below to learn how to find out what exactly your plan covers. ⬇️

01/30/2026

Did you know that January is Self-Love Month? In wrapping up this month, start a new habit to take a moment each day to acknowledge what you appreciate about yourself. ❤️ Speak to yourself as though you were complimenting a friend. If it’s difficult at first, reach out to a loved one and ask what they love about you.

Building and maintaining self-esteem is a skill that comes with practice. You can develop awareness for recognizing opportunities to practice self love and be intentional with your mindset. When working on your goals for this year, start by ensuring those goals are manageable and realistic, and remember to give yourself grace and celebrate your wins, no matter how small. 🏆

Regardless of achievements or productivity, take time to love and appreciate yourself for exactly who you are right now. Practice accepting all of yourself with compassion and without judgement. Saying or writing something you love about yourself each day is a great place to start. 🌱

01/20/2026

***We are growing again and hiring at our Chagrin location!***

Jones-Wood Psychological Associates, Inc. is an established group psychological practice in Chagrin Falls. At this time, we have a wait list for clients seeking services.

We are seeking an independently licensed clinician (LISW, LPCC, PhD or PsyD) interested in working part-time or full-time with a minimum of 10 hours per week and offering in-person services at least 2 days per week including afternoon and/or evening availability.

The clinician may choose the age range and presenting issues they feel competent and willing to treat, and they will be able to set their own days/hours.

For more information about our practice, visit our website: https://jones-woodpsychological.com/.

If you're interested in joining our team of clinicians, please contact us at jwpchagrin@jones-woodpsychological.com.

12/23/2025

The holiday season can bring up complex emotions for those grieving a loss. The holidays just aren't the same when someone we love is no longer with us—and that’s okay. Here are some meaningful ways to honor your loved one's memory and keep their presence close. ❤️

12/22/2025

We previously shared a list of coping strategies you can use to prepare beforehand for a potentially stressful family gathering during the holiday season. We're back with a list of additional coping strategies that you can use during the actual family gathering. 🎄🕎

Try using some of these tactics to help reduce your stress levels during the holidays when dealing with difficult family members or challenging conversation topics.

To inquire about current availability with our clinicians who have expertise in helping individuals with family conflict, or family counseling, call our Chagrin Falls office at (440) 708-0188 or our Hudson office at (234) 269-6200. You can also submit our online intake form here: https://bit.ly/New-Client-Intake-Inquiry

12/01/2025

We previously explored some of the many reasons why someone might develop a hoarding disorder, everything from physical health conditions that make it difficult to maintain a clean space to comorbidity with other mental health conditions, as well as other risk factors, such as certain personality traits, stressful life events, and certain habits.

Hoarding disorder may also be associated with strongly held beliefs like the examples below when it comes to acquiring and discarding items, as well as intense emotional attachment and reactivity. Continuing to let these beliefs and emotions control one's actions will prolong the hoarding disorder. This is why cognitive behavioral therapy is one of the effective types of talk therapy for treating hoarding disorder.

To inquire about current availability with our clinicians who treat hoarding disorder, call our Chagrin Falls office at (440) 708-0188 or our Hudson office at (234) 269-6200. You can also submit our online intake form here: https://bit.ly/New-Client-Intake-Inquiry.

11/27/2025

11/24/2025

With Thanksgiving and other holiday events right around the corner, we understand that it can be stressful dealing with difficult family members or challenging conversation topics. Here are some ways you can prepare before a holiday gathering to help navigate these situations. 🦃

👀 Keep an eye out for our next post which will cover coping strategies you can use during the event.

To inquire about current availability with our clinicians who have expertise in helping individuals with family conflict, or family counseling, call our Chagrin Falls office at (440) 708-0188 or our Hudson office at (234) 269-6200. You can also submit our online intake form here: https://bit.ly/New-Client-Intake-Inquiry