Meadowlark Counseling offers both telehealth & in-person counseling. If you'd prefer to meet in-person, for everyone's safety and peace of mind, masks are required.
I am a Marriage and Family Counselor here in beautiful Bozeman, MT. As a therapist, I strive to provide a safe, comfortable, and productive environment for my clients to explore traumas, attachment, fears, self-esteem and any other concerns and goals they may bring to my office. I strongly believe in empowering clients to see and build on their natural strengths and resiliencies, and I would be honored to work alongside you in your journey, wherever life may have taken you to this point.
I offer effective, confidential individual and couples counseling services from a caring and licensed professional. My hourly rate is $175. I now accept BCBS, Aetna, Allegiance, Cigna, Pacific Source, Mountain Health CoOp, and TriWest. Cash, check, or credit card accepted. Sliding scale is available upon request.
Are you and your partner struggling to connect? Does it seem like attempts on either of, or both, your parts often fall short, or end in disappointment, or further arguing and disconnection?
When we feel cut-off from, or unavailable to, those we love most, it can impact every aspect of our day to day lives. At Meadowlark Counseling, I utilize Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to help couples explore the patterns they get caught up in which drive that disconnect and discontentment, and help them establish trust and safety in a closer, more secure, bond.
Have you or someone you love been struggling to heal from incidents of interpersonal violence? Whether it was rape, sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse (CSA), or domestic violence, research shows that trauma caused by interpersonal violence can have powerful, long lasting effects.
Survivors often find themselves struggling to connect to others, to trust those in their lives, and perhaps even more devastating, to trust themselves. The anxiety and mood disorders that often come with trauma survivorship are painful, but they don’t have to be permanent. Click here to schedule an intake session and begin your healing journey today.
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I am a counselor trained, and currently working toward certification, in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the most researched and highly effective couples therapy available.
I have extensive experience working with survivors of sexual and domestic violence, having worked in both a counseling and victim advocacy capacity with individuals, couples, and families during my time with HAVEN, The Help Center, and MSU’s VOICE Center.
I am also trained in Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), one of the most effective treatments for trauma-related issues. My passion for survivors of interpersonal violence is what got me into counseling in the first place, and it is a passion that continues to this day.
As a Marine Corps veteran, I also have extensive military experience and am familiar with many of the issues individuals and couples face in the military culture.