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Christian Counseling

As a Licensed Professional Christian Counselor, Board Certified Clinician, and Certified Complex Trauma Professional II, Holley understands the connection between what one experiences in the natural world and how those experiences impact our spiritual being and effects the soul. With over 20 years in the mental health field, she is able to address many of the most common symptoms and disorders. Depressive Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Personality Disorders, PTSD, Mood Disorders, Sleep Disorders, Disruptive Behavior Disorders and Loss/Grief just to name a few.

Individual therapy, also known as talk therapy or psychotherapy, is a collaborative process where clients work one-on-one with a trained therapist. The goal is to explore thoughts, emotions, and behaviors to foster self-awareness, overcome challenges, and achieve personal growth. It is conducted on a one-to-one basis, allowing for tailored treatment to address unique needs and alleviate symptoms. This therapeutic process occurs in a confidential setting, providing a safe space for healing and personal development.

Family counseling is a discipline of therapy focused on finding solutions for the challenges and complexities that may arise in family life. Also called marriage and family therapy (MFT), clinicians work to improve communication among family members and adjust the dynamics between members of the family that may result in dysfunction. The terms “family counseling” and “family therapy” are often used synonymously, but it is important to note that family counseling, like other forms of counseling, may be defined as shorter in duration and more solutions-focused than family therapy.

Inner child healing is a therapeutic process that focuses on addressing unmet childhood needs and emotional wounds to foster adult well-being. It involves acknowledging, understanding, and healing the wounds of your inner child, which may have been shaped by earlier experiences. Techniques such as visualization, journaling, and nurturing the wounded aspects of ourselves are often used to promote healing and self-compassion. This process helps individuals reconnect with their inner child and replace negative coping mechanisms with healthier ones.