Terry Bates
Lauren Robertson
LaDelle Brooks
Julie Pratt
I bring a wide range of clinical approaches to my counseling, including CBT, family, attachment, boundaries, trauma-informed, mindfulness, and pastoral integration. I also provide counseling and coaching for parents experiencing challenges and work with many women around women’s issues. I seek to treat the whole person, including their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Jackie Kang
If you want to understand how your thoughts/emotions are impacting your actions, how past experiences may have shaped your core beliefs, and/or just need a safe and supportive space to process issues — I can help with that.
Erin Stine
My approach to counseling is caring but direct. I use a variety of modalities such as CBT, motivational interviewing, and strengths based approaches.
Elaine Hill
Each person’s struggle is unique. Using an integrative counseling approach, I design personal plans that empower clients to use their unique abilities to accomplish their goals and become healthier and more hopeful individuals.
Daniel Stinchcomb
I like to ask clients questions to help them gain insights and to identify changes they would like to make. I also like to help couples find better ways to talk about the issues that bring them to counseling
Cristina Emrich
I believe that the heaviest burdens that humans carry are the thoughts in their heads and sleep doesn’t help if the soul is the one that is tired.
Cass Mitchell
I am a Christian by personal belief and am versed in integrating spiritual growth, healing and well-being into an individual’s life by viewing their entire person. Although not exclusive to Christians, I also work with people in all walks of life in a holistic and eclectic manner, helping individuals, adolescents and couples with a myriad […]