Support organized around what you're going through
Rather than one long list of diagnoses, we've organized support around the everyday experiences that bring people to therapy. Not every clinician works in every area — each page below links to the therapists who focus there.
Anxiety, Stress & Burnout
For racing thoughts, tension that doesn't ease, and feeling stretched too thin.
Learn more →Depression & Mood Concerns
For low motivation, persistent sadness, and trouble finding meaning day to day.
Learn more →Trauma & Difficult Experiences
A steady, paced space to process what happened and how it shows up today.
Learn more →ADHD & Executive Functioning
Practical strategies for focus, follow-through, and everyday overwhelm.
Learn more →Identity & LGBTQIA+ Support
Affirming space to explore identity, relationships, and belonging.
Learn more →Grief, Loss & Life Transitions
Support through loss, change, and the adjustments that come with it.
Learn more →Emotional Regulation & Relationship Patterns
Understanding recurring patterns and building healthier ways to respond.
Learn more →Support for Teens & Young Adults
A relatable space for school, friendships, family, and figuring things out.
Learn more →Frequently asked questions
What ages do you work with?
Our therapists currently work with clients ages 14 and older. We are hoping to expand our services to include younger children in the future.
Do you offer anger management?
We do not offer anger management classes, court-ordered programs, or other formal anger management courses. However, our therapists can work with individuals who are struggling with anger, emotional regulation, or related concerns through individual outpatient therapy.
Do you provide ESA letters?
We do not provide emotional support animal (ESA) letters or documentation for housing, travel, or other purposes. If you're seeking therapy for anxiety, depression, or another mental health concern and are not specifically seeking an ESA letter, our therapists may be able to help.
Do you provide reunification therapy?
No. Heart 2 Soul Counseling does not provide reunification therapy.
Do you provide custody evaluations or participate in custody disputes?
No. Heart 2 Soul Counseling does not provide custody evaluations, make custody recommendations, or participate in custody disputes. Our therapists are treatment providers, not forensic or custody evaluators.
If a therapist is subpoenaed to provide records or testimony, they can only speak to matters within the scope of their professional relationship with the client, such as the client's treatment plan, progress in treatment, and participation in therapy. Our therapists are not expert witnesses and do not provide opinions or recommendations regarding custody, parenting, or other matters outside the scope of treatment.
If you are considering involving your therapist or therapy records in a court proceeding, we strongly encourage you to discuss this with your therapist beforehand. The disclosure of treatment information or appearance in court may have implications for your privacy and therapeutic relationship.
If a therapist receives a subpoena, the practice may need to consult with our professional liability insurance carrier and legal counsel to ensure that we are meeting our legal and ethical obligations. A retainer may be required for time spent reviewing records, preparing for testimony, or appearing in court.
Not sure which category fits?
That's completely normal — most people don't come to therapy with a tidy label for what they're feeling.