Behavioral Health

Behavioral health relates to the connection between your behavior and the health of your mind, body, and spirit. It is the way your habits affect your mental and physical health and wellness.

Behavioral Health Providers

Autumn Clark, DO

(She/Her/Hers)

Collaborative Practice Supervisor

for Psychiatric Services

Dr. Clark provides supervision for psychiatric care and support. She began her medical career in 2002. Dr. Clark is a graduate from the University of New England.

Erin Duvall- FNP-C, FPMHNP-BC

(She/Her/Hers)

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Erin provides psychiatric assessment, evaluations, and ongoing services to clients via telehealth and in-person. She has successfully been a lead for multiple Psychiatric Mental Health Providers.

Gavyn Stys, LCSW

(He/Him/His)

Behavioral Health Specialist

Gavyn has both a diverse background prior to counseling, and since getting into the social work field. Gavyn is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who moved to Saint Louis at the end of 2022. Gavyn has a history of working in Ryan White case management, working in psychiatric hospitals, and most recently, working in crisis care. He received a Bachelor degree in Forensic Science from Middle Tennessee State University in 2015, and graduated with a Masters degree in Social Work from University of Tennessee in 2018.

Gavyn focuses on a model of collaboration in counseling, and wants each person to feel like it is a place where they have a say in their treatment. He pulls from multiple modalities, and tries not to take a cookie-cutter approach. Gavyn currently pulls mostly from CBT, ACT, and attachment theories, and tends to use a narrative lens. He tries his best to focus on being mindful of trauma and the diversity of individual’s backgrounds, and is EMDR trained as of May 2023.

Mason Kinghorn, LCSW

(He/Him/His)

Clinical Therapist

Mason is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has worked with a wide range of individuals in community mental health centers, psychiatric hospitals, and in private practice. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Saint Louis University in 2012 and his Master’s degree in Social Work from Saint Louis University in 2016. Mason’s approach to therapy is strengths-based, recognizing and building on the inherent strengths people already have, as well as integrative, drawing from multiple modalities to best suit an individual’s unique needs and preferences. Mason primarily utilizes ACT, CBT, and DBT and is committed to providing trauma-informed care.