"Healing doesn't mean the damage never existed. It means the damage no longer controls your life"

People do not plan on experiencing a traumatic event(s). Surviving a traumatic situation is just the beginning of the battle. Counseling can help people to process traumatic events and overcome the emotional bonds that oppress them. By working through the pain, fear, betrayal, and anger that may be associated with the trauma, people can find a sense of peace and safety they may be seeking. 

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) often has a long-term effect on a person's life. Word finding, memory loss, diminished cognitive function, and difficulty focusing are just some of these lasting impacts. Let us help you find your focus. 

Depression, fear, and anxiety are some of the most common and uncomfortable emotions that most individuals experience at some point in their lives. Anxiety and depression can occur during various ages and should be taken seriously. Through counseling, individuals are able to increase their motivation, alter their perspective, and find the joy they once had. 

Each family is unique, with a phenomenal story of how they came to be. Sometimes, through all of the changes within the family dynamic, there can be challenges with communication and difficulty adjusting to change. Counseling can be extremely helpful by having a safe space for all family members to be able to get back on track, have a voice, feel heard, and improve communication for all family members. 

Have you been struggling to see your potential? Do you have difficulty identifying your strengths or purpose in life? Have you lost, or had difficulty finding your confidence? Therapy can help improve a person's view of self, boost self-esteem, and overcome roadblocks that reduce someone's self-confidence. Let us help you stand a little taller, to help you utilize your strengths, and to improve your confidence. You deserve to see the best in yourself and we want to help you!

Counseling can be beneficial to couples who are looking to strengthen their emotional connection, process trauma, grieve a loss, and/or work through any other challenges that may occur at any stage of their relationship. Pre-marital counseling can also be a helpful tool to learn, align, and explore each other's wants, needs, and expectations before marriage.