Tori Conner-Hearn

(she/her)

LPC, 7 years of experience
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I am a therapist who is a people person. I started out in the accounting industry and soon realized it was not for me and went back to get my degree in counseling. I live with my wife and a houseful of little dogs: chihuahuas, Shih Tzu, and Maltese. I specialize in women’s issues, ptsd, grief, and anxiety. I feel truly honored when people choose me to help them in their life journey,

Get to know me

In our first session together, here's what you can expect

More than anything else, I want you to feel safe and free to express anything that is on your mind. We will chat and get to know each other. I will invite you to tell me your story and concerns. We will plan how to move forward with goals that are importance to you.

The biggest strengths that I bring into our sessions

What I hope stands out is that I see you. You aren’t a “condition” but a valuable person. I tailor my approach to you and your goals.

The clients I'm best positioned to serve

I have years of experience working with individuals who are survivors of abuse, domestic violence, narcissistic abuse and sexual abuse. I am very LGBTQ affirming. General anxiety and grief are other concerns that I have experience with. My approach to therapy is client-centered, compassionate and collaborative. I want you to feel safe knowing that you can speak your mind and be heard.

Specialties

Top specialties

Anxiety

Trauma and PTSD

Women's Issues

Other specialties

Bipolar Disorder

Career Counseling

Coping Skills

I identify as

LGBTQ

White

Woman

Serves ages

Adults (18 to 64)

Elders (65 and above)

Licensed in

Alabama

Accepts

Arlo

Location

Virtual

My treatment methods

Compassion Focused

I treat all clients with respect and want to her your thoughts and feelings. We all have unique journeys that have brought us to where we are today. I want to hear your story and help you with your challenges.

Dialectical Behavior (DBT)

I use DBT to help you manage your emotions so that you don’t feel so overwhelmed by them.

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

If we change our approach or the way we think about a problem, it’s helps the us to then change our behavior.

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