Journey to Confidence

Here’s what’s possible for you and your relationships…

Less people pleasing, more empowerment

Life is hard, and trying to manage other people’s expectations is exhausting. Through counseling you can learn to listen to your own inner voice, and make choices that honor and reflect your true values. A counselor can help you decipher what’s your opinion versus pressure you’ve experienced to conform to other’s expectations. And best of all, people who learn to listen to their inner voice report feeling more empowered and confident as they move through life.

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Less anxiety, more peace

The fear of being criticized, getting triggered by something from the past, or feeling like a failure can create a constant feeling of anxiety or hypervigilance. This wears on our self-esteem and ability to relax and be present in the moment. We want to transform your anxiety into a sense of being grounded, calm, and confident in your self. Even if anxiety has been your baseline, we’ll work to create a new baseline of calm.

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 Less loneliness, more connection

We’re social beings, and we need connection in the same way we need food and water. Isolation can erode our mental health, leaving us more vulnerable to sadness, anxiety, and hopelessness. You deserve connection in healthy relationships, and we’ll work to identify and lean into connections with the most important people in your life. Together we’ll create a shift so that connection, rather than loneliness, is your norm.

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We’ll help you with…

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Relationship Challenges

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Parenting Challenges

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Trauma

depression therapy

Family Conflict

stress management

Spirituality & Church Hurt

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Finding Your Voice

couples therapy

Professional Struggles

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Anxiety & Depression

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Marital & Premarital

 “Anything that’s human is mentionable. And anything that is mentionable can be more manageable.”

Mr. Rogers

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