Meet Our Team
Our Team Seeks To Bring Healing, Serenity, And Enlightenment Into Your Life
Wilmington Psychotherapy is a holistic practice that seeks to address the mind, body, spirit, and every aspect of your being. Our goal is to bring healing into your relationship with your career, community, family, and—most importantly—yourself. We maintain “Value Alliance” relationships with primary care physicians, psychiatrists, community resources, and various mental health and addiction programs across North Carolina. Our team of psychotherapists consists of three members, each of whom you can read about below.
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor – NC #S9193
Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist – NC #2750
Master Addictions Counselor – #510302
James T. “Jim” Doxey, MS LCMHCS LCAS MAC
Jim has lived in the Wilmington area ever since he was a child. He received a bachelor’s degree in business administration from East Carolina University as well as a masters degree in substance abuse & clinical counseling and rehabilitation counseling. He has undergone advanced training and supervision in individual and couples therapy, body-centered psychotherapy, redecision therapy, rational emotive behavioral therapy, and a wide range of other specialties and combined interventions.
Jim’s greatest strength is helping people in recovery—whether it’s from addiction, substance abuse, grief and loss, or any other issues. He is known for his ability to relate to people in the worst of circumstances. Above all, he has a profound respect and empathy for those who are suffering. His ultimate goal is to use his education and experience to help people expand their conscious awareness and empower them to pursue their hopes and dreams.
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor – NC #4645
Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist – NC #925
Master Addictions Counselor – #509817
Elizabeth C. “Clay” Doxey, MS, LCMHC LCAS MAC
Born Elizabeth, “Clay” hails from Columbia, South Carolina, and has lived in Wilmington since 1993. She holds an undergraduate degree in business management from North Carolina State University as well as a masters degree in substance abuse & clinical counseling and rehabilitation counseling from ECU. She is a Motivational Interviewing Trainer, Mental Health First Aid Trainer, and has done volunteer work in the women’s prison in Raleigh.
Clay has a special passion for women’s issues. She recognizes that women—and many men, too—are often wounded by the people they love. Many of them carry their wounds in the form of mood disorders, PTSD, substance abuse, and other ailments. Clay is an ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapist). Her goal in psychotherapy is to help women identify their core values, practice mindfulness, and achieve both success and serenity.