Giana Goddard, Co-Founder & Managing Director
QMHS, M.A.
 

Giana is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Cognitive Hygiene, starting the company in 2022. Giana is passionate about helping individuals rewrite their personal narrative and create a life of wholeness. She believes that everyone deserves access to compassionate and effective mental health care and she is dedicated to breaking down stigma and barriers to treatment. She promotes the power of therapy to transform lives and is constantly seeking out new tools and techniques to enhance her practice.  Being a mental health professional is not just a job for Giana, it is her calling and her purpose.

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Lamar Florence II, Co-Founder & Managing Director
QMHS, B.A.
 

Lamar is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Cognitive Hygiene, starting the company alongside Giana in 2022. Lamar is committed to working with youth and adolescents and believes that early intervention and support can make a significant impact on their overall well-being. He assists with creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for individuals at our center. In his role as Managing Director, Lamar oversees the day-to-day operations of Cognitive Hygiene, ensuring that all clients receive the highest quality of care and support.  

Magen Lewis, Clinical Supervisor
MSW, LISW, LCSW.
 

Magen serves as the Clinical Supervisor and Lead Therapist at Cognitive Hygiene Advanced Therapy, where she oversees clinical programming, provides guidance to the treatment team, and supports the delivery of high-quality therapeutic services to youth and families.

She holds a Bachelors degree in Human Development and Family Science from The Ohio State University and a Masters in Social Work from Miami University. Magen is dually licensed to practice in the state of Ohio as an LISW and in Georgia as an LCSW.

The majority of her clinical experience has focused on providing mental health treatment for children and families. Through building her private practice, she has also gained valuable experience working with adults, which has expanded her clinical insight across the lifespan.

What Magen appreciates most about being a Licensed Independent Social Worker is the flexibility it provides. While much of her background is in clinical treatment, she is also able to support clients and families from a comprehensive perspective by connecting them to community resources, enhancing care coordination, and promoting long-term wellness.