Corri Brewer is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 14 years of extensive clinical experience specializing in crisis case management, assessments, and therapeutic interventions for children, adolescents, and families. With a deep commitment to fostering resilience and personal growth, Corri adeptly navigates complex family dynamics and conflicts, providing tailored support that empowers clients to achieve their goals. As a Certified Anger Management Specialist and Master Addictions Counselor, Corri employs evidence-based strategies to help individuals manage their emotions and overcome substance use challenges. In addition, her role as a Life Coach enables her to guide clients through personal transitions and goal-setting, ensuring a holistic approach to mental wellness.
What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?
Corri's dedication to her clients and her passion for facilitating positive change make her a trusted professional in her field. She continues to expand her expertise through ongoing professional development, ensuring that she remains at the forefront of best practices in counseling and coaching. In the first session you can expect a laid-back approach, along with empathy, compassion, and few laughs while building trusted rapport.
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With over 14 years of experience in counseling, Corri has provided support in various settings—community environments, office-based sessions, and through telehealth platforms—ensuring accessibility and comfort for her clients. She has also worked with clients from diverse backgrounds and cultures ensuring strong interpersonal skills and an ability to adapt to various perspectives and needs. She is able to tailor her communication and approach to meet the unique needs of each client, ensuring that everyone feels valued and heard, regardless of their background. Corri excels in handling challenges with grace and composure. Her ability to adjust to any situation, combined with her calm demeanor and soothing tone, makes her highly effective in helping clients.
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Acceptance and commitment (ACT)
ACT teaches the client to stop avoiding challenges by listening to your own self-talk, then determining if the challenge should be changed or accepted. The client learns to stop repeating old patterns and behaviors and commit to stop fighting the past and practice confident and positive behaviors. This method is helpful with for clients who suffer from anxiety disorders, compulsion, depression, stress, pain, or substance abuse.
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
CBT is very structured form of therapy that works to improve mental health by modifying dysfunctional emotions, behaviors, and thoughts. The client will learn to recognize thinking distortions through reframing, understanding, confidence, and problem solving to create improvement in functioning and quality of life. CBT is helpful for clients who suffer from depression, anxiety disorders, substance abuse, marital problems, eating disorders, and severe mental illness.
Eclectic
Eclectic Therapy is a form of psychotherapy where clinician uses more than one theoretical approach, or multiple sets of techniques, to help with clients' needs to create the most effective, intentional, personalized treatment plan for the client. Eclectic is most commonly used for clients who suffer from anxiety disorders or PTSD, but it can be used for any client who doesn't fit into the scope of one specific therapy modality.
Motivational Interviewing
Motivational is designed for clients who have mixed feelings about making changes in their life with the goal of finding the clients motivation for change. This is done through a collaborative, empathetic, laid-back style. This method can be used for any behavior changing conditions such as: alcohol abuse, smoking cessation, diet and obesity, anxiety disorders and PTSD.
Trauma-Focused CBT
TF-CBT is used to address children, adolescent, and families dealing with the effects of early trauma. The process involves incorporating the non-offending parent or caregiver into the treatment. The client and family learn to modify distorted, negative thinking and behaviors in 12-25 sessions by challenging the negativity and developing coping skills. TC-CBT is most helpful with children and adolescent who have PTSD, sexual abuse, physical abuse, or grief.