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Insurance Accepted:

Aetna

BCBS (including State Health Plan)

Centivo/Focus Plan

CBHA

Medcost

Multiplan/PHCS

UMR

UnitedHealthcare (UHC/UBH/Optum)

* Sliding scale available upon client request & availability *

Ages Seen:

14+

Services Offered:

Individual counseling

Couples/marriage counseling

Sessions Offered:

Macy offers a hybrid of telehealth/virtual and in-person sessions. Please note that Macy has limited in-person openings on Tuesdays ONLY until further notice.

Availability for New Clients:

Macy has a waiting list for new clients.**

** Accurate wait times cannot be quoted as we will need to wait for a current client to stop services.

Macy Nesom, MS, LCMHC, NCC
Clinician

Macy received her BS in Human Development and Family Science from Oklahoma State University and earned her MS in Counseling from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Macy’s clinical background is in couples and family therapy, however her background includes college counseling as well. Macy Provides services to individuals (14+) and has a special interest in working with individuals in the following areas: anxiety, depression, attachment and relational concerns, familial concerns, self-esteem, and identity/role changes.

For couples therapy, Macy utilizes Emotionally Focussed Therapy (EFT), which is backed by over 20 years of research on attachment and relationship patterns. Research shows that approximately 90% of couples show significant improvements.

As a counselor, Macy will collaborate with you to encourage a strengths-based approach. She believes that therapy is a unique experience for each person. It helps you learn about yourself, your relationships (past and present) and how you interact with the world. It can be a place to find healing and self-understanding. Macy believes that society and culture impact our thoughts, feelings, and relationships. As a counselor, her approach is integrative, but grounded in attachment theory.

“Connection is why we’re here; it is what gives purpose and meaning to our lives.” – Brene Brown

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