Hungry Girl Ministries
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by Dr. Angela Claffey, dedicated to integrating faith-based counseling with compassionate mental health support.
EIN 39-2199615
Dr. Angela Claffey
Dr. Angela Claffey is the founder of Hungry Girl Ministries and The Well Christian Counseling Center. She is passionate about helping individuals find healing, purpose, and renewed hope through a strength-based, holistic approach that integrates faith with evidence-based care. Dr. Claffey specializes in eating disorders, trauma, mood, and anxiety disorders. She strives to create a safe and compassionate space where clients can experience growth, healing, and greater joy, peace, and meaning in their lives.
Founder
Needah, AMFT
Needah is an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist passionate about supporting moms through every season of motherhood. As both a therapist and a mom, she understands the unique challenges women face and provides a compassionate, supportive space to navigate postpartum challenges, anxiety, depression, identity changes, trauma, and the emotional overwhelm of motherhood. As a Catholic, Needah incorporates faith-based support when appropriate and aligned with her clients’ values. She also has experience supporting clients with OCD and eating disorders using CBT-informed approaches.
Thamara, AMFT
Thamara is a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate under the supervision of Dr. Claffey. Drawing from her own meaningful experience in therapy, she is passionate about helping clients build confidence, courage, and authentic connection. Thamara uses approaches including IFS, DBT, CBT, and Solution-Focused Therapy to meet clients where they are and support their unique goals.
.Victoria, Trainee
Victoria is a Marriage and Family Therapist Trainee under the supervision of Dr. Claffey. She is passionate about supporting women through anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, life transitions, and emotional stress. Victoria creates a compassionate space where clients can feel supported as they work toward healing, growth, and greater confidence. She incorporates CBT, DBT-informed skills, grounding techniques, strengths-based approaches, and faith-based support when appropriate to help clients build healthy coping skills and create meaningful change.