Traditional Counseling

Dr Lora is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and has worked in the healing field for over 30 years. She offers 

Traditional Counseling for:

Anxiety

Sadness or Depression

Life Changes and Challenges

Attention Issues

OCD/Obsessive Thinking

Separation/Divorce/Breakups

Grief and Loss

Personal and Family Traumas .... and so much more.

COLLEGE STUDENT ARE WELCOME!!

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IN PERSON AND TELEHEALTH SERVICESS ARE AVAILABLE

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Most Major Insurances are Accepted for Mental Health Counseling

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SPIRITUAL COUNSELING​

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Spiritual Counseling differs from Traditional Mental Health therapy in that the practitioner is holding space for those seeking a mind-body-spirit approach to the wellness. In this space, one can connect with God, or personal belief system in ways that are personal and meaningful. Spiritual Counseling offers a space of acceptance, non-judgement and positive regard in which the client can express their personal values and spiritual or religious beliefs and gain a deeper understanding of self and their faith in relation to what they are experiencing. In this space, the  client's personal beliefs and culture are honored and celebrated and not influenced by the counselors personal beliefs or practices. 

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Spiritual Counseling provides a space for the client to be heard with an open mind while having their spiritual path and work supported and validated. With respect for diversity, empathy and compassion are present. Sessions might include talking about beliefs, meditation, readings, prayer, silence, and conversation as the client wishes.

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Spiritual Counseling does not focus therapeutic goals, like traditional counseling, but provides a place for clients to address whatever spiritual questions or experiences they are having. This allows the client to be in a space of exploration and:

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• be in the moment with whatever questions, emotions or experiences arise

• not being focused on a change, cure, or "fixing something"

• be open to a connection with something greater than ourselves​******************************************************************************