COUNSELING
Find a counselor that works for you.
The effects of trauma, grief, anxiety, and depression don’t just impact us. They also impact those who walk through life with us. The best gift we can give our loved ones is to heal our wounded places so we can share our wholeness with them.
In order to have a thriving family we have to do our own work.
Our Counseling Team
Kim Anderson, LPC-MHSP
THERAPIST, FAMILY COACH
Christina Confroy, LMFT
THERAPIST
Lauren Myers, LPC-MHSP
THERAPIST
Dr. Keri Tarantino, PsyD
PSYCHOLOGIST
You Were Made for More
As mothers, we carry not just our children's future, but the power to reshape our family's story. The wounds we haven't healed often become the patterns we unintentionally pass down—the anxiety, the perfectionism, the people-pleasing, the ways we learned to make ourselves smaller.
But here's the beautiful truth: when we choose to do our own work, when we're brave enough to look at what hurts and ask ourselves why, we become cycle-breakers. We become the generation that says, "It stops here. It changes with me."
Counseling isn't about being broken—it's about being courageous enough to acknowledge that motherhood stirs up everything we've been carrying, and strong enough to know we don't have to carry it alone. This is how we heal ourselves. This is how we free our children. This is how we change generations.
Not sure who’s the best fit for you? We’ve got you! Set up a free inquiry call with our Care Coordinator so we can set you up with the perfect counselor for your needs.
Let’s find what works for you.
Modalities We Use
Our therapists are trained in various modalities, including, but not limited to, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Attachment Theory, Systems Theory, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Brainspotting, EFIT (Emotional-Focused Individual Therapy), Solution-Focused Therapy, Experiential Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and more.
“In the chaos that surrounds us, it’s never been more important to examine our own story and work towards creating a better, more courageous ending.”