I’ve enjoyed working with clients who are looking for change in their lives and are willing to take an honest look at patterns and behaviors that have historically led to conflict or unhappiness. The amazing aspect of working with these clients is that they often already know what needs to be done. Having a nonjudgmental space to explore behavior patterns that oppose what they say they want to accomplish, helps to bring these behaviors into the light and enable self-identified changes needed for success. As a counselor, I feel it is my job to act as a mirror so that clients can see themselves more clearly, and not to give advice, that, on some level, they already know needs to happen. My goal is to be the client's most avid cheerleader.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

In the first session, I want to find out who you are and what is going on in your life currently. Also, what changes or barriers they are willing to work on with me.

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

I feel my greatest strength is having decades of experiences with many different people in many different situations and learning how to manage those in a manner that allows everyone to maintain dignity.

Describe the client(s) you are best positioned to serve.

I would love to make the amazing journey of change with you. If I’m honest, it is a selfish act because I get so much enjoyment in seeing someone make changes that free them from self-imposed barriers that have kept them from being their best self or overcoming past events that have caused pain and doubt in their lives.

About Rebecca Nix