Meet the Team

Maxx  Biddle.
Maxx Biddle, LPC, AADC, ALPS, ADHD-CCSP
Position
BeWell Coordinator & Behavioral Health Therapist, Administration
Organization
West Virginia University

As a native of Morgantown, Maxx attended WVU for both his undergraduate and graduate studies. Upon graduating with his MA, he worked at Wellspring Family Services, a community-based service where he conducted home visits with an underserved, and often rural and impoverished, population. He then worked at WVU Medicine’s Center for Hope and Healing, an inpatient substance use treatment center. During his time at the Center, he worked his way into leadership and became the inaugural lead clinical therapist.

Maxx enjoys spending quality time with his wife, Lauren, and his son, Ezra. He likes to read, travel, coach community sports and support the Mountaineers, along with all Philadelphia professional teams - especially the Philadelphia Eagles (Go Birds!).

Court E. Lanham.
Court E. Lanham, MSW, LGSW
Positions
Program Director, Administration
Part-time Behavioral Health Therapist, Behavioral Medicine & Psychiatry
Organization
West Virginia University

Court is a part time Behavioral Health Clinician for the Health Sciences Center. They have spent over a decade specializing in disabilities, person centered interventions, and healthy sexuality. Court was born and raised in Southern WV and graduated from Riverside High School. They also received a Bachelors of Science in Psychology in 2009 and a Masters of Social Work in 2011 from West Virginia University. During their studies they emphasized direct practice, particularly in the therapeutic setting. After their masters, they spent over a decade in the field of disabilities providing behavioral and social supports, education, and mentoring. Court has also led a curriculum for healthy sexuality education and prevention alongside statewide partners.

Their theoretical framework focuses on creating a more positive relationship with one’s self, changing behaviors through reinforcement and strengths, and exploring/embracing one’s identities. Court also is a Clifton Strength’s certified coach and loves talking about how our strengths are not only great insights into who we are, but also power tools for success. Court’s top 5 strengths are Maximizer, Adaptability, Arranger, Learner, and Relator. When not working, Court enjoys trout fishing, watercolor painting, playing/collecting video games, and listening to jam bands. Court would describe themselves as someone who loves being with other people and enjoying a fresh Dr. Pepper the most.

Morgan   Burton.
Morgan Burton
Organization
West Virginia University

BeWell Graduate Assistant

Originally from Richmond, Virginia, Morgan graduated from WVU in 2025 with a Bachelor of Science in Sport and Exercise Psychology. During her undergraduate studies, she competed on the WVU Swim and Dive team. Morgan is now pursuing a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Before joining BeWell, she spent a year with WELLWVU, where she developed and organized mental health outreach events for WVU students. Her theoretical approach focuses on helping people navigate difficult thoughts and emotions by changing how they think and respond. In her free time, Morgan enjoys shopping, watching reality TV, taking long walks, searching for Morgantown’s best bagel, catching up with friends, and spending time with her family and puppy back home in Richmond.

Hannah  Jack.
Hannah Jack, LICSW
Position
Behavioral Health Therapist at BeWell, Administration
Organization
West Virginia University

Hannah is a Behavioral Health Therapist at BeWell, and comes to the role with multiple years of experience as a therapist and care manager at the Carruth Center on the Evansdale Campus. She grew up in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, near Shepherdstown, WV, and attended West Virginia University for both her undergraduate and graduate degrees. She studied a combination of English literature, professional writing, communications, and social systems before pursuing a Master of Social Work. Hannah brings a variety of experiences supporting student success in offices like MindFit and the Writing Studio and looks forward to continuing to serve the student population.

As a social worker and therapist, Hannah prioritizes taking a collaborative, creative approach to empower positive change. Her clinical interests include strengths-based counseling, identity development, obsessive-compulsive and anxiety disorders, self-esteem concerns, career exploration, advocacy and resource linking. Outside work, Hannah appreciates trying new crafty hobbies, working on a ceramics project, taking photos, and spending time with friends and family.