Therapy With Olivia

Olivia is a master’s level graduate student completing the MA: Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Liberty University and plans to graduate in December of 2024. After graduating she will continue working towards her licensure in professional counseling (LPC). With an undergraduate BS: Psychology degree from the University of North Georgia, she has always been passionate about understanding and helping people recognize their unique potential. Her background in ministry and academic advising fuels her passion for empowering others, as she has extensive experience in walking alongside individuals of all ages during the midst of their toughest seasons.

As someone who began counseling during adolescence herself, Olivia attributes this experience to changing the trajectory of her life for the better. She knows how vital developmental years are for children and adolescents, and she wants to help them navigate those difficult times by providing a safe space of transparency. By empowering women, she hopes to help them recognize the power that lies within. She is also passionate about helping couples build and maintain healthy and sustainable relationships. As a certified SYMBIS pre-martial facilitator, she emphasizes the importance of beginning a journey of commitment on a solid foundation

Utilizing mindfulness, psychotherapy, and cognitive behavioral approaches, she aims to help others realize that they are worth investing in. Olivia has always been an advocate for the underdog, and she recognizes that ultimate wellness is possible for all individuals despite setbacks or circumstances.

Olivia’s Specialties: - Adolescent and Adult Individual Counseling - Anxiety/Depression - Trauma/Grief and Loss - Stress Management - Person-Centered Therapy - Biblical Based Mentoring

Additional Trainings: - SYMBIS Pre-Marital Facilitator - Multicultural Counseling - Biblical-based Adolescent and - Young Adult Mentoring

Modalities: - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - Person-centered Therapy - Trauma-informed Therapy - Mindfulness Practices - Attachment-based Therapy

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Counseling with Gabriella

Gabriella Diaz is pursuing a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University.

Gabriella’s educational journey is a testament to her multidisciplinary approach. She holds a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Grand Canyon University, which provides her with a solid foundation in healthcare, and an associate degree in biblical studies from Southwest Bible School and Seminary, which enriches her understanding of spiritual aspects in counseling. She is also co-enrolled in a pastoral counseling program at Southwest Bible School and Seminary, further broadening her knowledge base.

With over 20 years of nursing experience, Gabriella brings combined proficiencies in healthcare, leadership, research, and lay ministry which all contribute to her holistic viewpoint. Among other lay ministry experiences, Gabriella served as the Mission Director for a local Assembly of God church in Virginia; she served in short-term missions and interned with Out of Darkness (Frontline-Response: Human Trafficking) by developing and assisting with educational programs.

Gabriella’s deep-rooted passion for social justice is a driving force in her work. She firmly believes that the fullness of God is experienced through community and is dedicated to serving those who have experienced trauma, domestic violence, addictions, and the generally disenfranchised. Her commitment to these causes is not just a professional duty, but a personal calling that inspires her every day.

Gabriella’s Specialties: - Children - Teens - Adults - Couples - Depression - Anxiety - Life Stress - Trauma - Spiritual Growth and - - Integration - Pre-marital

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Taylor is passionate about helping others heal, grow, and see their worth even while experiencing difficult circumstances. Counseling has been a transformational experience for her own personal struggles over the years, and she offers that same kind of safe, non-judgmental space of compassion for her clients.

Taylor is a second-year masters student in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Adams State University and has experience working as a Child and Family Advocate helping those enduring hardships. Her priorities in counseling include showing clients authenticity and compassion, while ensuring they feel safe and heard.

Trainings:

- Polyvagal Theory

- Motivational interviewing

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Hello! My name is Amy DuBose and I am a graduate student at Colorado Christian University, pursuing my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health. As an intern student actively immersed in rigorous training through a CACREP accredited program, I will be using the skills I have learned and continue to learn in my experience with clients.

Background and Experience:

My bachelor’s degree is in Biblical Counseling, so most of my training and experience have been biblically based. In recent years, I have come to understand more about the science of the brain and how it affects the body and vice versa. As a mom to a child with severe OCD and anxiety caused by PANS/PANDAS, I have a first-hand understanding of working with children who face the unique challenges that come with neuroimmune diagnoses. Having cared for my own son as well as my mother, who has Alzheimer’s disease, I also have a heart for those who are facing caregiver burnout. As I have done (and continue to do) the work to learn how to regulate and co-regulate my emotional responses to help my son, I look forward to helping other parents who struggle with this as well. I also have experience in counseling teen girls as well as women facing crisis pregnancies, and I currently provide online crisis care for a wide variety of acute needs, such as suicide and self-harm. I would define my theoretical approach as Christian Psychology with Cognitive Behavioral leanings. Every modality I use and theory I subscribe to is filtered through the Word of God, but first and foremost, every person who comes into the office to see me will receive the love of Christ and the compassion, attention, and care that every image bearer of God deserves.

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Tundi is a Therapist, Coach, Mentor, Advocate and Leader in the arena of restoring and building healthy families. She has spent the past twenty plus years working alongside intact families, blended families, single mothers and fathers, grandparents raising grandchildren, and children of all ages to help them navigate through difficult times to find purpose, freedom, fulfillment and connectedness. Tundi’s passion for personal and interpersonal integrity – in combination with her own brokenness and daily need for grace – inspires her to create a counseling context that offers safety and the opportunity to push beyond unhealthy habits and develop long term change. Tundi is deeply committed to each person entrusted to her care, treating each family member with respect and compassion.

Tundi’s training includes: - Family Systems Therapy - Internal Family Systems - Structural Therapy - Cognitive Behavior Therapy - Dialectic Behavior Therapy - Gottman Couples Therapy - Soul Healing Love - Attachment Therapy - Play Therapy - Spiritual Formation - Trauma Informed Therapy

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