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Care That Meets You Where You Are and Supports Where You're Going

Thoughtful, evidence-based therapy and psychological services for adults navigating complex experiences, high-responsibility roles, and meaningful life transitions.

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A space to think clearly, feel grounded, and move forward with intention.

Life can look successful on the outside and still feel heavy on the inside.

You may be carrying grief, trauma, pressure, responsibility, or simply the quiet exhaustion of holding it all together.

You don’t have to carry it alone.

At The Wright Direction, you’ll find a space to exhale. A space where your experiences are honored within the full context of who you are – your culture, your story, your strengths, and your struggles.

Healing isn’t rushed. Growth is intentional. Your well-being comes first.

Guiding Principles of
The Wright Direction

Culturally Responsive Care

Your identity, background, and lived experiences are recognized, respected, and thoughtfully integrated into the work.

Empathy and Understanding

Care is grounded in active listening and creating a space where you can feel seen, heard, and supported.

Evidence-Based Practice

Approaches are informed by research and tailored to your needs to support meaningful, lasting change.

Collaboration and Empowerment

You are an active participant in your care. Together, we create a process aligned with your goals and values.

Confidentiality and Trust

Your privacy is respected, and care is delivered with professionalism, discretion, and integrity.

Holistic Well-Being

We consider the connection between mind, body, and environment in supporting your overall well-being.

Our Services

Therapy Services

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy for adults seeking clarity, support, and meaningful change while navigating stress, life transitions, and complex experiences.

Couples Therapy

Gottman-informed couples therapy to strengthen connection, improve communication, and navigate challenges with greater clarity and intention.

Therapy for Veterans

Therapy for Veterans focused on processing experiences, strengthening emotional well-being, and navigating life transitions and identity with greater clarity and support.

Therapy for Cleared Professionals

Discreet, evidence-based care for professionals in high-responsibility roles, where privacy, performance, and well-being must coexist.

Evaluative Services

Forensic Evaluations

Comprehensive, evidence-based forensic evaluations for legal matters, conducted with clarity, rigor, and objectivity.

DOT Substance Abuse Professional Evaluations

Structured, DOT-compliant evaluations designed to support accountability, appropriate care, and a safe return-to-duty.

Consultation and Speaking

Corporate Consultation

Consultation services designed to support workplace well-being, strengthen communication, and cultivate environments grounded in trust and engagement.

Dynamic Workshops and Keynotes

Engaging, thoughtfully designed experiences that support mental health awareness, strengthen communication, and promote overall well-being.

Dr. Simone Gillon-Wright, founder of The Wright Direction

Meet Dr. Simone Gillon-Wright

Warmly known as Dr. Wright, I am the Founder of The Wright Direction, a mental health practice centered on thoughtful, individualized care for adults seeking clarity, balance, and meaningful change.

I provide therapy for adults navigating anxiety, mood-related disorders, trauma, life transitions, relationship concerns, and broader environmental stressors. I also provide comprehensive forensic psychological evaluations for legal matters and DOT Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) evaluations.

My approach is compassionate, collaborative, and grounded in understanding each person within the context of their unique experiences, strengths, and goals.

I look forward to supporting you as you move forward with greater clarity and intention.

Client Experiences

“I’m grateful for what you’ve done for me and the advice and the conversations we’ve had. I’m heeding that advice. I know my boundaries now. I didn’t know that before. Thank you for everything you’ve done. It’s been very proactive in my life. My father sees the change. My ex sees the change. Thank you [for] being a listening ear. Thank you for everything you’ve done for me from beginning to end. You always been here for me. Never judged me. God bless you.”
“From the first session, I felt so comfortable. Sometimes you say things or reiterate or finish my sentence, and it hits different coming from you. Connecting with you, being comfortable, and opening up. I appreciate you. I really look forward to our sessions. These conversations do make me feel better because I can express how I was feeling.”
"I can’t thank you enough. I can’t do anything but commend you and thank you for everything you’ve done to get me through this process. It wasn’t easy. It is still a work in progress. It will always be a work in progress because of the society we live in. But being able to talk through it and say the things I need to say, being able to trust someone with the things going on inside me without feeling retaliation or something else has been a great relief for me. Being able to have someone who is objective and said have you tried this? Thank you so much Dr. Wright. You’ve been amazing."
Dr. Wright and I had excellent rapport! She is warm, professional and easy to talk to. I felt like she understood what I was going through without judgment. She gave excellent advice which I followed with excellent results. My depression is in remission thanks to her help and expertise. If I ever need an extra ear, she is definitely my go-to
I think one of the great things about you as a therapist is you encourage even the smallest of steps. That you’re able to see the good even in an action that isn’t completely good. Being in therapy with you has made me think about things I would normally box in or compartmentalize. You made me take things out and examine it.
Thank you for everything. I wouldn’t have done this without you. Thank you for your guidance. Situations and emotions controlled me before healing [and] now I can control it. I thank you a lot for helping me to work through this.