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The client-therapist rapport is a potent common factor in therapy success. You want to feel comfortable opening up and sharing your truths. Have you found yourself struggling with a change in your life that has left you feeling uncomfortable with your current emotional state. I offer a place to clear your head, organize your thoughts, and express your feelings without judgement. Give yourself permission to pause, process and then progress. I take pride in helping clients who may be struggling to find balance, purpose and a sense of normalcy again. I enjoy working with clients who are struggling with relationship issues, self -esteem, sexual orientation, acculturating, “adulting”, or who find themselves in transition. For many of us asking for help can be daunting; especially if we are the ones that everyone else comes to for help. I want you to know that it’s okay for you to need help too. It doesn’t make you less of a leader, friend, mother, father, wife, son or daughter; It makes you human. I invite you to make yourself a priority and take care of you. [Read More]

We all need to know that we have permission to feel whatever we are feeling right now without judgment. From this place, we can tell our story – our history, our losses, our difficulties, we begin to understand why particular things are difficult. If you are ready to tell and understand your story I’d like to hear it. Abandonment, shame, betrayal, and isolation are likely part of it – and these are hard to talk about. But, you were harmed in relationship and that is what you need for healing. A relationship that is experienced as safe and trustworthy, with someone who wants to hear what you have to say is a step towards healing . I offer a listening ear, a non-judgmental heart and a mind that is not locked into one method or theory. I offer a safe place where that may happen. There are no guarantees. The work is difficult because, unless there is an abundance of grace and goodness we cannot understand your story, how you were harmed and how it continues to impact you. Therapy is an adventure and it is a gift and you never know what wonderful thing you may get to unpack there. [Read More]

Angel King, BCACLC is our Board Certified Advanced Christian Life Coach. She can encourage, direct, train, and guide through life’s toughest decisions and situations. Whether you are going through a career change, having trouble balancing your work and personal life, dealing with grief or just want to feel more focused and confident this may be the path for you. Hourly and multi-hour sessions are available. In addition to her certification in Life Coaching Angel is certified through Cornell University in Plant-Based Nutrition and also credentialed in radiology. She has many years experience in medical, event and ministry management. Angel is from NC and grew up in the ministry of her parents. Her dad was a pastor and missionary and served the Cherokee and Choctaw tribes in Oklahoma. Angel is committed to supporting her clients as they find success and greater fulfillment through reaching their goals as they seek God’s plan for their lives. She coaches with a great balance of compassion and accountability. [Read More]

Hi, I’m Kate. I help women and girls let go of perfect and live life without feeling the need to apologize for being their best selves. I specialize in counseling services that help clients heal from anxiety, body image issues, and eating disorders. The grip of needing to be perfect, constant worries that something bad will happen, and the obsessive pressure of food rules sucks happiness out of life, but it doesn’t have to last forever. Imagine feeling at ease, able to enjoy deeper relationships, confident in your skin, and freedom from food freakouts. I’d love to help you ditch the things keeping you from living the life you dream of. [Read More]

Precious is a Licensed Professional Counselor, meaning she is licensed to provide individual and family therapy services in the state of North Carolina. Precious has always enjoyed helping others and her internal drive to work with people led her into the field of counseling. She has over 10 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families in various settings (private therapy practice, schools, military base). Her clinical areas of interest are: anxiety disorders, ADHD, depression, parent-child relationships, conflict resolution, couples counseling, behavioral disorders, behavioral addictions, and vocational adjustments. Precious has spent several years working within the mental health and school settings and brings a great level of expertise in supporting families, children, and adolescents. Coupled with prior experience working with individual service members, she has a honed skill set to address both individual and family needs. She has a great sense of understanding of the parent-child relationship which often guides her work with young children and helps her work well with increasing positive familial dynamics. In working with teens and adults, Precious’s clinical framework pulls from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Adlerian theory/concepts. Precious is currently an elementary school counselor and provides flexible evening and weekend appointments for individuals, couples, and families. Her goal is to support people in finding a balanced and well-centered lifestyle. Precious received her undergraduate degree from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro in Political Science with a minor in Sociology. She received her Master’s Degree from North Carolina A&T State University in Community Counseling with a Certificate in Behavioral Addictions and was a Rehabilitation Services Administration Scholar. She is also a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and holds a Professional Educators License in School Counseling. Precious is a mother of a very active teenager and has 2 small dogs that also keep her youthful and busy. She enjoys reading and staying current with the latest youth trends and music. [Read More]

Morgan is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate located in Raleigh, NC. She is originally from Greensboro, NC. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2012 and her Master’s degrees in Clinical Mental Health and School Counseling from North Carolina Central University in 2016.  She has worked with adults, children, and families from various demographics, with and without mental illness since 2016.  She is also a Professional School Counselor with 6 years of education experience across all age groups. She enjoys working with at-risk youth, individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, familial changes, life transitions, positive parenting practices, as well as students challenged in school.  She also offers educational consulting including college counseling to guide students through the college application process. Morgan’s counseling approach is primarily Solution- Focused Therapy, Reality Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.  Although she leans on particular theories, counseling is not a “one size fits all” model and therefore, counseling sessions will be tailored to meet the client’s individual needs.  Morgan is passionate about the work and art of therapy as it is a very personal process.  It is educational and developmental by nature.  Her goal is to help people meet their desired goals by walking alongside of her clients during their journey. [Read More]

Denise Michel is a board certified adult psychiatrist. She administers a holistic approach to help you to improve your life and achieve the goals that you have set for yourself. During the initial intake evaluation, she will take the time to understand you and your concerns. Together, we will formulate a treatment plan. Denise provides an empathic and supportive environment to help you gain a better understanding of yourself and your diagnosis. She will use this information in order to help facilitate positive change. Denise utilizes medication management when needed, as well as psychotherapy, depending on the needs and preferences of patients. Denise received her B.S. degree in microbiology from Howard University in Washington, DC and her medical degree from Meharry Medical College in Nashville, TN. She completed her psychiatry residency at the University of Illinois at Chicago. [Read More]