For over fifteen years, our group psychology practice as provided Triangle families supportive, compassionate care in Cary, NC.
Consider us your success-partners. We’re here to offer practical, sustainable solutions for a more peaceful, purposeful, and passionate life.
JENNA GODFREY, PHD
Licensed Clinical Psychologist - VIRTUAL APPOINTMENTS ONLY
Dr. Jenna Godfrey works with adults (ages 18 and up). She utilizes a supportive style, focusing on your strengths, and incorporates an eclectic method with emphasis on Cognitive Behavioral techniques and recovery principles.
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Trauma/ Post-traumatic Stress (PTSD)
- Bipolar disorder
- Substance abuse
- Adjustment to life transitions
- Coping with health issues in self or loved ones
- Supporting family members of those with severe mental issues
- Stress management
- Anger management
Dr. Godfrey received her Masters and Doctorate from Indiana University- Purdue University Indianapolis.
Jenna lives in Cary with her husband, two young sons, rescue German Shepherd, and cat. In her free time she enjoys hiking and spending time in nature.
JOEL DILLON, PSYD
Licensed Clinical Psychologist - VIRTUAL & IN-PERSON APPOINTMENTS
Dr. Joel Dillon is a licensed psychologist with extensive experience working with children, teens, and adults with ADHD, substance abuse, and anger management difficulties. Dr. Dillon draws from evidence-based treatments including Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients eliminate destructive behaviors and manage their mood.
- Counseling for Children
- Teens & Adults with Disruptive Behaviors
- Anger Management
- Substance Abuse
- ADHD and LD Evaluations
- Family Therapy/Parent Training
Dr. Dillon received his Masters from Appalachian State University, and his Doctorate from the Virginia Consortium Program in Clinical Psychology. In his pre-doctoral training with Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital, he concentrated in the treatment and assessment of forensic issues, academic difficulties, and behavioral disruptions related to ADD/ADHD. He received his post-doctoral training through the NC Department of Juvenile Justice where he focused on conduct disordered behaviors, substance abuse and anger related difficulties. He has presented research on forensic assessments at state, regional, and national conferences. In addition, he has instructed local law enforcement agencies and state government departments on various mental health related topics.
Joel enjoys rock-climbing in his free time. He is also has the “green thumb” of the group and maintains a bountiful garden each summer.
SUSAN ORENSTEIN, PHD
Founder & Director - NOT TAKING NEW CLIENTS
Licensed Psychologist
Dr. Susan Orenstein is a licensed psychologist and the founder and director of Orenstein Solutions. Susan has committed her professional career to helping individuals and couples improve their relationships. She helps her clients learn to communicate more effectively and build intimacy inside and outside of the bedroom.
- Couples Counseling
- Sex Therapy
- Affair Recovery
- Coping with Divorce
- Blended Families
- Same Sex Couples
- Dating and Relationship Issues
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Trauma History
Dr. Orenstein received her Bachelor’s Degree from Brown University, Master’s Degree from Georgia State University, and Doctoral Degree in Counseling Psychology from Temple University. She has pursued advanced training in trauma-informed therapy, family mediation, family therapy, and couples counseling, with training in Gottman’s Scientifically-Based Marital Therapy and Stan Tatkin’s PACT Model (Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy), Level 1 and Level 2. She is also a certified sex therapist with AASECT (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists). Dr. Orenstein is an active member of the North Carolina Psychological Association and serves on the Diversity Committee.
Susan and her husband, Rafy, met their freshman year at Brown University over a shared interest in piano. Thirty years later, they enjoy attending an annual piano workshop where they learn and perform “four-hand” repertoires.