Counseling Services Intern Directory

Adeline joined the Stetson University Counseling Services team in August 2026. She grew up in Oviedo, Florida and earned her bachelor’s degree from The University of Tampa. She is currently in her internship year of the Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate program at Rollins College. In August 2022, she started working as the Coordinator for the Rollins College English Department. In this role, she quickly found a passion for mentoring students. In Fall 2024, she also became a writing tutor for the Office of External Fellowships & Scholarships. Guiding students through the post-graduation application process and helping them tell their stories continues to be a meaningful part of her work.

The four years Adeline has spent building relationships with college students makes her excited to support students at Stetson as they navigate the challenges and opportunities their college journeys bring. She works from a person-centered, strengths-based perspective, fostering an empathetic and collaborative environment where students feel heard. She aims to be a safe space amid the stress, expectations, and deadlines of college life.

When Adeline’s not working, she enjoys long runs, watching movies with friends, and visiting her niece and nephew. She welcomes the chance to be a part of your journey!

Grace joined Stetson University Student Counseling Services in August 2026 as a Graduate Counseling Intern. As a Florida native, Grace graduated from Flagler College in 2022 and is currently in her final year of the Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate program at Rollins College. For the last four years, Grace has worked in an inpatient crisis center where she supports individuals navigating various mental health concerns, life transitions, and trauma.

Grace is passionate about working with college students and supporting them through the unique joys, challenges, and transitions that can emerge not only in college, but also throughout life. Dedicated to the healing journey, Grace is an advocate for helping students write their own stories where they feel seen, heard, empowered, and valued. She believes in walking alongside her clients while honoring every part of themselves. Grace’s style is warm, collaborative, and honest.

When she is not at work, Grace enjoys arts and crafts, pickleball, video games, getting lost in a good book, and spending meaningful time with her friends, family, and cat. Grace looks forward to connecting with you and becoming a part of your support system!

Nicole (she/her) has been a part of the Stetson University Counseling Services team since August 2026. She grew up in Jacksonville and earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of North Florida in 2023. She is currently in her final year of the Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate program at the University of Central Florida. Over the past year, she has served as a practicum student at the UCF Community Counseling and Research Center, providing supervised counseling services to a diverse client population. 

Nicole is passionate about helping individuals heal from past trauma and adverse life experiences, believing that every person has the innate capacity for healing and growth. Her counseling approach is person-centered and humanistic, emphasizing the importance of viewing each client as a whole person while fostering a supportive therapeutic relationship. She is committed to walking alongside clients as they build resilience, discover their strengths, and work toward meaningful change. 

In her free time, Nicole enjoys spending time with her two cats and dog- Luna, Atlas, and Juno. She also enjoys crocheting and exploring nature with walks. Nicole looks forward to connecting with clients on their unique journeys and supporting their personal growth!  

Sydney (she/her/hers) has been a part of the Stetson University Counseling Services team since August 2026. She grew up in Massachusetts and earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Elon University in 2023. She is currently in her final year of the Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate program at Rollins College. Her background includes supporting students through her work as a resident assistant (RA), college transition peer mentor, and a high school counseling intern. 

Sydney is especially passionate about working with college students and emerging adults as they navigate life transitions, anxiety, identity exploration, and academic stress. Her counseling philosophy is rooted in empathy and collaboration; she focuses on creating a supportive space where clients feel understood and empowered to build greater self-awareness and resilience. In addition to her clinical training, her work mentoring and caring for children has deepened her commitment to supporting growth and development across life stages.

Outside of her academic world, Sydney loves spending time with her rescue cats, staying active through movement, and exploring new places. She looks forward to supporting you and being a trusted source of encouragement throughout your journey!

Education

• MA, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Rollins College, expected graduation May 2027
• BA, Psychology with minor in Communications, Elon University, 2023

Licensure/Training and Certification(s)

• Psychological First Aid (PFA) Certified
• Baker Act and Suicide Prevention Certified
• Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) Certified
• DCF Florida Professionally Mandated Reporter Training
• Florida FARS (Functional Assessment Rating Scale) Certified Rater | Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF

Todd Cotton (he/him) joined the Stetson University Counseling Services team in August 2026. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Rollins College and is currently pursuing his Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Rollins College, with an expected graduation date of May 2027. Todd brings experience working in the helping profession as a files manager within a group home serving individuals with disabilities, where he has supported the coordination of care and gained valuable insight into the unique needs and strengths of diverse individuals and families.

Todd has experience working with college-aged students, individuals with disabilities, and faith-based communities. He is passionate about helping individuals navigate concerns related to anxiety, depression, perfectionism, self-esteem, confidence, and life transitions. He believes that every person has a unique story and strives to create a counseling environment where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered.

Todd’s counseling approach is integrative and draws from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), strengths-based, and person-centered approaches. He values building authentic therapeutic relationships and collaborating with clients to help them recognize their strengths, develop resilience, and create meaningful change.

Outside of counseling, Todd enjoys playing video games, exercising, watching sports, spending quality time with friends, and embracing moments of solitude and personal reflection. He is excited to connect with students and support them throughout their academic and personal journeys.

Education

• MA, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Rollins College, expected graduation May 2027
• BA, Psychology, Rollins College

Licensure/Training Certification(s)

• Psychological First Aid (PFA) Certified
• Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1 Certified
• Introduction to Baker Act Training DCF
• Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) Certified
• DCF Florida Professionally Mandated Reporter Training

Will Gallagher (He/Him)

Will has been a part of the Stetson University Counseling Services team since August 2026. He grew up in Orlando and earned his bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Florida. Before entering the mental health field, he worked as an outdoor guide and educator across Alaska, Texas, New York City, and the American Southeast, focusing on youth education, wilderness medicine, and mental health.

After returning to Orlando around the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Will became a Title I elementary school teacher specializing in early literacy for non-native English speakers, before entering the Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate program at Rollins College to become a licensed mental health counselor. Will is especially passionate about young adult mental health and believes that now is a powerful time to heal and take authority in your life. His approach honors each client’s capacity for growth, meeting them where they are while supporting them as they move toward the changes they want to make.

In his free time, Will enjoys playing music, writing, and getting outdoors to reconnect with the landscapes that shaped his early career. He is excited to connect with you and become a part of your support system.

Education

• MA, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, expected graduation May 2027
• BA, Economics, University of Florida 2017

Licensure/Training & Certification(s)

• Psychological First Aid (PFA) Certified
• Baker Act & Suicide Prevention Certified
• Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) Certified
• DCF Florida Professionally Mandated Reporter Training