Meet the Team
Whether you’re here seeking support in the adoption realm, through infertility struggles, children’s therapy, or something else, our clinicians have specialized training and expertise designed to meet you where you are in your unique journey.
Get to know our team below.
Alli Mohler, LCSW
Alli is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and achieved both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work through Indiana University (Bloomington 2007 and Indianapolis 2010, respectively). She has spent the last 10 years of her social work career specifically in the field of adoption, working with adoptees, expectant, birth and adoptive parents. Alli provides both therapeutic counseling services and coaching for adoptive parents. In addition to adoption, her areas of focus include depression, anxiety, grief/loss, trauma and relationships. Alli works with youth/adults 15 and older.
Alli combines her social work education/experience with her own personal journey of healing from pre-verbal parental loss to provide trauma-informed, adoption fluent therapeutic and coaching services. She is trained in Motivational Interviewing and Brainspotting. Her practice is guided by (but not limited to) cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, attachment and internal family systems theories. She believes in the importance of the relationship between client and practitioner, trust between the two being the foundation for transformation. Alli takes a client-centered/led approach and believes all individuals are worthy and deserving of a safe, supportive space to process, learn, heal, and grow.
Outside of the office, Alli lives with her husband and three young boys in urban Indianapolis, where she balances family life with her love for athletics and the arts. A former competitive synchronized swimmer, she still finds joy near water and hopes to resume dance lessons with her husband. Known for her relentless curiosity, Alli views healing as a personal, sacred journey and feels honored to support others in their path of self-discovery and growth.
Katy Wagner, MA, ATR-P, LMHCA
Katy’s art therapy practice can help people of all ages navigate life’s many moments with creativity and compassion. She uses traditional materials like paint and clay, along with everyday items and found objects, to help her clients explore and understand themselves and their world. Sessions with Katy are a collaborative effort, where the therapist and client work together to problem-solve and make sense of what brought the client to therapy.
Katy curates welcoming, inclusive, and supportive spaces, requiring no artistic skills—just a willingness and openness to explore, try, and learn. Paints and markers transform into resourceful tools, producing tangible products of insight. Katy is an empowering guide for building self-esteem, cultivating healthy relationships, enhancing communication skills, and healing the self while being human in this busy world.
Katy attended the University of Indianapolis for Pre-Art Therapy in 2005. She attended IU/Herron School of Art and Design for Art Therapy in 2022. Katy is currently a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHC-A). Katy would describe herself as a “creative-living enthusiast” whose whole world involves creating of some sort. She is almost constantly creating, experimenting, designing, teaching, researching, collaborating, learning, advocating, or participating in shows, exhibits, or initiatives. She enjoys music, nature, traveling, and spending time with friends and family. In the “free” time she has, she can be found playing board games, attending live performances, or spending time with her two dogs, Zoe and Jack.
Allison Musselman, MSW LSW
Allison is a mental health therapist who specializes in her work with birth mothers; children and their parents; and those experiencing anxiety, depression, and grief and loss. She practices from a lens of companioning—assuming no status or command in her work with clients. Allison aims to learn from her clients, and in turn, help them learn and grow from their own inner knowing.
Allison has both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work. Her undergraduate study took place at Indiana Wesleyan University, and her graduate degree is from IUPUI.
In her personal life, Allison enjoys tending to her houseplants, nurturing her two children, and spending quality time with her husband. She loves curling up with a good book and a cup of coffee or tea. Puzzles, running, and catching up with friends are among some of her favorite activities.
Allison is a trained Brainspotting Therapist and would love to work with individuals who are interested in this treatment modality. She additionally partners well with individuals who are open to continual learning about themselves and the world around them. Allison has a unique ability to sit with those who are experiencing the isolating feelings surrounding grief and loss, as well as anxiety and deep sadness.
Amanda Carr, LMT
Amanda is the passion and the Owner of Beyond the Sun Therapy. She received her Bachelors degree in Human Development and Family Studies in 1998 from Indiana University. Amanda has spent her entire professional career in the realm of adoption. Her work has evolved in many ways, and she is continuing to grow and learn. Her work in adoption has inspired her passion to treat the trauma that can be stored in our bodies. After almost three decades as a social worker, Amanda sought out a body therapist that used cranial sacral to help her process the side by side trauma she experienced working in the adoption industry from 1998-2025. Amanda graduated from the Indiana Wellness College and is a licensed Sports and Medical Massage Therapist. She has also studied at the world renowned Upledger Institute learning the modality of Cranial Sacral Therapy.
Amanda approaches her clients in a holistic and compassionate manner as she believes that anyone who suffers from trauma, PTSD, hypervigilance and anxiety deserves a safe space to release that tension. Amanda’s career in adoption has given her a unique ability to truly listen to her clients and their goals for the overall health and function of their body.
In her free time, Amanda loves to spend time with her children truly watching them grow and learn. Amanda can be found biking on the local trails or enjoying the outside venues around the community. She has always enjoyed sports whether that is watching or being active. Amanda believes in showing her kids what an active lifestyle looks like, which has included weightlifting, spinning, running, kayaking and finally yoga!
Trained in Brainspotting
Knowledgable about infertility processes
60+ Years of combined experience specific to adoption
Trauma-Informed Therapists
Adoption Constellation
Whether you’re an adoptee, adoptive parent, birth parent, or otherwise touched by adoption, our team is here to support you through specialized expertise you won’t find anywhere else.
Infertility
There’s a unique element of pain and grief when building your family does not go as planned. At Beyond the Sun, we are well-versed in infertility, miscarriage, and when things go wrong — not to mention the overwhelming pressure from social media and how to handle yourself when everyone’s asking questions.
Children's Therapy
As a parent, you are only as happy as your saddest kid. If your child is struggling, you’re in the right place. Our therapists have specialized training and experience working with children of all ages.
Grief & Loss
No matter the specific source of grief or loss in your life, our team of therapists are uniquely qualified to help you through the pain of your personal experience.
Ready to get started working with one of our specialized therapists?
Get in touch via our website at the link below or reach us directly at hello@beyondthesuntherapy.com.