LMHC, 21 years of experience
With 20 years of experience supporting the LGBTQ+ community, I create a safe, compassionate space where you can be yourself. Together, we’ll tailor our sessions to meet your unique needs, ensuring you feel heard and understood every step of the way. I'm most interested in you reaching your fullest potential using a personally tailored approach based on your individual needs and therapeutic goals.
You get to speak your truth, as well as tell me exactly what is happening in your life. How the things that are happening in your life are affecting your ability to thrive and live a full, and meaningful life.
My openness to listen and when necessary, give honest, frank feedback about what I think might help.
I’m Dr. Libby Black, a licensed mental health counselor with over 20 years of experience. Seeking support is a brave step, and I’m here to guide you toward a more fulfilling and meaningful life. I can assist with: Depression, Stress, and Anxiety Trauma, Abuse, and Coping with Addictions Infidelity, Polyamory, and Relationships First Responder and Military/Veterans Issues Gender Dysphoria, HIV/AIDS, and Multicultural Concerns Hospice, End of Life Counseling, and Intellectual Disability
1 rating with written reviews
June 15, 2025
I absolutely loved her. She was straightforward and kind. I feel like she actually understands me. She made me feel heard.
I take a positive view of people, viewing people striving toward making their lives better and more meaningful. The idea is to work toward increasing self-awareness and being empowered to make the lives they want to live. Highlighting their growth, wholeness, spontaneity, and inner directedness.
The individual is born with the ability to think rationally, evaluate, analyze, and question the dynamics of their lives.
Based on the growth model, which stresses the individual's positive capacity to live fully in society. It is characterized by seeing unity in the personality, and stressing life goals that give direction to behavior. Challenging a person's mistaken notions, faulty assumptions, and then encouraging and helping to develop socially useful goals.