ABOUT CHEY-ANNE

Chey-Anne L. Wilson, IMFT

Independent Marriage and Family Therapist in Ohio. Relationship Strategist, Consultant & Author.

Chey-Anne Wilson, IMFT

My Story

Chey-Anne L. Wilson is an Independent Marriage and Family Therapist licensed in Ohio, a relationship strategist, consultant, and author whose work centers on healing, reconnection, and growth.

With a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Wright State University, Chey-Anne brings both academic rigor and lived wisdom to her practice.

Her clinical work is grounded in evidence-based frameworks and a deep belief that people are capable of meaningful change when given the right tools and support.

Through her 4R Method™, Chey-Anne guides individuals and couples through a structured process of reflection, reconnection, and relational growth.

Beyond the therapy room, Chey-Anne creates educational resources, facilitates intensives, and consults with clinicians building their own practices.

Education & Credentials

Education & Credentials

  • Independent Marriage and Family Therapist — Ohio
  • MS, Marriage and Family Therapy — Capella University
  • BA, Psychology — Wright State University
  • AAMFT Clinical Fellow
  • Certified PREPARE/ENRICH Facilitator

A Structured Path Forward

The 4R Method™ is a framework developed by Chey-Anne to guide clients through reflection, recognition, reconnection, and renewal — creating lasting relational change.

Core Beliefs

What I Believe

Healing is possible

Every person carries the capacity for growth and healing, regardless of where they are starting from.

Relationships are worth fighting for

With the right tools and support, relationships can be repaired, deepened, and transformed.

Knowledge is empowering

Understanding yourself and your patterns is the first step toward lasting change.

You deserve support

Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Everyone deserves a space to be seen and heard.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

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