Frequently asked questions.
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Counseling is a collaborative process where you work with a licensed mental health counselor to better understand your thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and relationships. Counseling can help with anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, life transitions, and relationship concerns.
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I provide mental health counseling for teens & adults, including individual therapy and couples counseling. Services support concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, relationship challenges, and life transitions.
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Yes. Christian counseling is available for clients who want faith integrated into therapy. Spiritual beliefs, prayer, and values can be included at the client’s comfort level. Faith-based counseling is always optional and client-led.
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Counseling services include support for:
Anxiety and stress management
Depression and mood concerns
Trauma and PTSD
Relationship and marriage counseling
Life transitions and personal growth
Self-esteem and identity
Grief and loss
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Individual counseling offers a confidential space to work through personal challenges, build coping skills, and improve emotional well-being.
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Couples counseling helps partners improve communication, manage conflict, rebuild trust, and strengthen their relationship through healthier patterns of connection.
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Yes. Counseling is confidential and protected by law, with limited exceptions related to safety and legal requirements, which are reviewed during the first session.
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You can schedule an appointment through the Book Now button on the website or contact the office directly to begin counseling.
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Insurance and private pay options vary. Please visit the Fees & Insurance page or contact the office for current information.
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Yes. A brief free consultation is available to help you determine if counseling is the right fit and to answer any initial questions.
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Yes. I offer secure telehealth counseling and in-person therapy sessions, depending on availability. Telehealth allows clients across the state to access counseling from the comfort of home, while in-person sessions provide a traditional face-to-face option.
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Standard counseling sessions are approximately 50 minutes. Couples sessions may vary based on clinical needs.
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Most clients begin with weekly sessions and may transition to bi-weekly or monthly appointments as progress is made.