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Helping you navigating life’s peaks and valleys.

Don't let your past keep you from your future

“Trauma is the response to experiences where your sense of safety feels threatened and you’re left feeling broken, helpless, and voiceless.”

Trauma is almost always an underlying cause of various mental health conditions. Unhealed trauma can show up as anxiety, depression, eating disorders, personality or mood disorders, codependency, physical illness, and other symptoms. At Zenith counseling, we help clients achieve change by addressing the role that trauma has on patterns of shame and guilt.

What We Do

Offering a comprehensive services to address a variety of concerns and challenges. The goal is to empower clients to make meaningful changes that resonate throughout their lives.

Initial Intake Assessment

A comprehensive 60 minute session focused on collecting a history of information also known as the biopsychosocial.

Individual Psychotherapy

A 45-60 minute session focused on helping clients achieve change using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and other eclectic approaches that are solution-focused and person-centered.

EMDR

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. An eclectic, evidence based form of treatment to address traumas from the past that affect daily living.

Expertise & Services

In-person and Virtual Counseling Services Available for Individual, Families and Groups.

Anxiety
Depression
Addiction
Alcohol Use
Anger Management
Behavioral Issues
Bipolar Disorder
Career Counseling
Chronic Relapse
Codependency
Coping Skills
Divorce
Drug Abuse
Dual Diagnosis
Emotional Disturbance
Family Conflict
Impulse Control
Disorders
Life Transitions
Mood Disorders
Obsessive-Compulsive
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Testimonials

Hear what others have found on their path to wellness with Zenith Counseling PLLC:

Life doesn't have to be hard

Even the strongest person can use a little help to get through the challenges that life throws at us. On the outside, maybe you seem fine, but there are times when you’re overwhelmed, or in crisis. Maybe everyone around you seems to be happier, more put together, and you can’t figure out why. Anxiety, depression, and other self-destructive habits can become crippling and negatively impact self-image, self worth, and relationships.

What To Expect

I want my clients to feel heard and understood, which for some, has never been afforded. My goal in meeting a client for the first time is to allow them the opportunity to tell their unique story. I ask questions relevant to understanding their history and collect information that will be pertinent in identifying cycles and patterns that have either been inhibiting or self-destructive. At the end of the first session, I summarize what I heard the client share with me and collaborate on treatment goals with the client in order to achieve change. Throughout the course of treatment, I use empathy, humor, and relevant/relatable stories to create a safe space and honest dialogue. Clients are encouraged to ask difficult questions that will allow for introspection and elicit change.

Faith

I am a faith-based counselor, and incorporate a Christian worldview into my sessions depending on the comfort level and only at the agreement of the client. As a Christian, I find that honest conversations about faith, Biblical principles, and a reliance on the Holy Trinity deepen the way we live and do life.  Because of my worldview and background, I take careful consideration in respecting each and every client’s choice to either discuss or not discuss belief systems/faith in treatment. I take pride in developing and cultivating a safe environment for all beliefs and do not discriminate based on diverse views. Rather, I encourage open mindsets and honest dialogue.

Risks

Because therapy is change-oriented, there are risks to consider.  I will explore and discuss past and present matters that are pertinent to treatment and as a result, feelings and emotions will arise that can cause emotional discomfort. At times, therapy can be confrontational in order to assist with recognizing discrepancies. The goal of this is to successfully exchange unhealthy actions and behaviors for healthy ones.  I will also do my best to educate you on potential risks associated with discussing trauma and if at any time this causes distress, you will be empowered to defer discussing the event. Addressing trauma is a collaborative effort, and the implementation of healthy coping and grounding skills is essential for optimal results. 

Confidentiality

All client records are confidential and part of an electronic health document according to HIPAA regulations. Due to the sensitivity of content discussed in session, clinical records are kept and maintained in compliance with state and insurance guidelines. Some clients choose to not want clinical diagnosis or clinical content shared/provided to insurance companies, and therefore choose to pay out of pocket rates as a result. To further discuss out of pocket rates, see below. 

Send Us A Message

“My hope is that my clients feel renewed hope, improved esteem, and that when they look back at this season of their life, they can see that they achieved success.”

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