Our Services

As a trauma-competent and trained Licensed Professional Counselor-Mental Health Service Provider (LPC-MHSP), Stephanie is well-versed in the complexities of identity development, particularly in twin identity development, as well as in addiction, family and relational dynamics, childhood trauma, domestic violence, emotion regulation, somatic experiences, and grief. Her approach is grounded in attachment theory and nervous system regulation, incorporating somatic, body-based techniques for release of stored trauma and unprocessed emotions, while also using a culturally sensitive perspective to deeply understand and support her clients.

Alyssa is a Master's level intern in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, focused on helping clients uncover their inner resilience and find meaning in life’s challenges. Using body-based techniques and emotion-focused therapy, Alyssa's approach helps clients feel safe and grounded in their bodies so they can process emotions more effectively. Rather than avoiding or suppressing feelings, clients can allow themselves to safely experience emotions in a contained and controlled way. This allows clients to release stored emotions and live a life outside of their coping. She specializes in anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, grief, self-esteem, substance abuse, and provides support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Elena, a master’s level intern at Austin Peay State University, creates an empathetic and open atmosphere that fosters trust and exploration—essential elements for effective personal transformation. Through an Adlerian lens, she helps clients examine how past experiences shape present behaviors and attachment styles, inviting them to redefine their narratives and recognize their capacity for choice. By integrating somatic techniques, Elena encourages clients to tune into their bodies, promoting awareness of how emotions manifest physically. This holistic approach fosters empowerment and deepens social connections, highlighting how their choices can lead to meaningful change.

Colton earned his bachelor’s degree in Psychological Science from Austin Peay State University, complemented by expertise in outdoor recreation leadership and team-building activities. He is currently pursuing a graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the same institution. Driven by a deep curiosity about individual experiences, Colton has honed valuable insights into how both internal and external factors shape behaviors and attachment patterns, fostering greater self-awareness. His attunement to clients allows him to facilitate the analysis of small, actionable steps that lead to significant progress, making the journey toward personal growth both manageable and achievable.