Helping You Explore Ways to Make Real Change
And look forward to the future with hope
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WELCOME
My greatest reward as a therapist is helping clients explore ways to make changes in their lives that will allow them to look forward to the future with hope. I believe that we all need someone to talk with who will listen and accept us as we are, without judgment.
I provide clients with a safe place to explore how to create the life they want. I hold a Master's in Counseling and am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor. I use a variety of approaches, depending on individual needs. I specialize in addictions, mood disorders, and career development issues.
I have a great deal of experience in treating clients dealing with a variety of challenges including: depression, anxiety, substance abuse, gambling, job loss, career dissatisfaction, re-entry into the workforce, women's issues, grief, adoption, and life stage transitions.
Empowerment through insight & self awareness...
SERVICES
PSYCHOTHERAPY
FOR INDIVIDUALS
If you suffer from sadness, fatique, poor self-esteem or other symptoms of depression, I can help you watch over the matters of your heart and mind with care to elevate your mood.
CAREER AND
EDUCATIONAL COUNSELING
Improve self-esteem and coping styles. Increase the chance of securing meaningful employment that will lead to lasting sobriety. Engage in work, earn a wage, and build a foundation for living well.
MILITARY COUNSELING
Alison specializes in providing individual therapy services tailored for military personnel and their families. Navigating the unique challenges of military life requires a nuanced and comprehensive approach, and her practice is dedicated to offering a safe and supportive space for individuals to explore and overcome the emotional complexities associated with service.
CONSULTING FOR RESIDENTIAL,
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT, AND
OUTPATIENT ADDICTION
TREATMENT PROGRAMS
Vocational consulting assists people while they engage in a way that cuts through the red tape to fulfill their scholastic goals and cope with their stressors without feeling compelled to relapse.