Individual Counseling

A one-on-one space entirely for you, your thoughts, emotions, experiences, and goals. Individual counseling supports personal growth, healing, and skill-building. 

Could be used for:

• Anxiety, stress, or feeling overwhelmed

• Depression or low mood

• Processing past experiences or trauma

• Life transitions or identity exploration and self-understanding

What to expect:

• A private, supportive environment

• Space to talk openly and be heard without judgment

• Collaboration on goals that matter to you

• Tools, insight, and strategies tailored to your needs

What not to expect:

• Not advice-giving or someone “telling you what to do”

• Not a quick fix; growth takes time and practice

• Not focused on changing others (even if they’re part of the concern)

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Couples Counseling

A space for people in a relationship to work on communication, connection, and challenges together; whether you’re dating, partnered, married, or navigating a transition.

Could be used for:

• Communication difficulties and/or frequent conflict

• Rebuilding trust after hurt or disconnection

• Navigating life changes together

• Strengthening intimacy (physical, emotional, etc)

What to expect:

• A neutral space where both partners are supported

• Focus on patterns and cycle recognition

• Learning healthier ways to communicate and function

• Opportunities to practice new skills between sessions

What not to expect:

• Not about taking sides or assigning blame

• Not a place where the therapist “fixes” your partner

• Not a guarantee the relationship will stay together; sometimes clarity and understanding is the goal

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Family Counseling

A collaborative space for families to improve communication, navigate challenges, and strengthen relationships. This can include parents/caregivers, children, siblings, multigenerational members or other important members of a system.

Could be used for:

• Parent-child conflict and/or communication struggles

• Blended family or co-parenting concerns

• Behavioral concerns in children or teens

• Major family transitions or stressors

• Strengthening connection and understanding within a family system 

What to expect:

• A safe, structured space where each person’s voice matters

• Support in understanding family roles and dynamics

• Tools to improve communication, problem-solving, and gain healthy attachments/relationships

What not to expect:

• Not about blaming one (or more) family members

• Not a space where the therapist acts as a disciplinarian or enforcer

• Not always comfortable or fun; growth can involve honest, sometimes difficult conversations and takes practice

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Still Not Sure What’s the Best Fit?

That’s okay...you don’t have to figure it out alone. We are happy to help! 

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When you reach out, we’ll help guide you toward the type of counseling (and provider) that best fits your needs, preferences, and goals.