Angela Eaglin, LPC - Therapist at Grow Therapy

Angela Eaglin

Angela Eaglin

(she/her)

LPC
10 years of experience
Virtual

My therapeutic goals will always align with that of the client, as the client is the expert in their lives! This idealism fosters productivity and a better quality of life for the client and their support system. I wholeheartedly believe in effective altruism. Furthermore, I am a mental health advocate, activist, humanitarian, an egalitarian, and philanthropist that enjoys international travel, spending time with loved ones, shopping, nature, and visiting historical museums and landmarks in my free time.

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

Inherently, healing comes in all forms and as an integrative therapist, I am open to traditional and non-traditional therapeutic empirically grounded methods that foster productivity in the lives of those that I serve. We discuss what exactly that may look like for you in our first session while focusing on building rapport.

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

The years I have spent in the counseling profession have been an inclusive and diverse experience; as I have worked in community settings that allowed the client to determine their safe space. This fostered the concept of, “meeting people where they are” figuratively and literally! Clinically, therapy outside of a typical office can be conducted anywhere the client feels is confidential, comfortable, safe and allows for transparency.

Appointments

Virtual

My treatment methods

Person-centered (Rogerian)

You are an equal partner in the therapeutic process as you know yourself best! It will help clients gain control over their lives, helping them find the courage and self-esteem to be the masters of their destinies.

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

We will identify maladaptive thoughts, behaviors and patterns to work towards solving and processing current problems more effectively.

Racial trauma treatment

We will process and work through the relationship between macro-level forces, such as institutional and symbolic racism, and micro level forces of racism such as racial discrimination and violence to analyze how it may be negatively impacted your over total wellness.

Angela Eaglin, LPC