When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves. - Viktor E. Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning. Hey there! It's truly wonderful to see you taking this brave step towards seeking support. I'm here to walk alongside you on your journey to better mental health and a more fulfilling life. This isn't just a job to me—it's my passion and purpose. Maybe you're feeling a bit lost right now, unsure of how to focus on what truly matters or struggling to find the motivation for positive change. You long for deeper connections with loved ones, moments of joy in the everyday, and the courage to face new challenges head-on. Believe me, I've been in your shoes more times than I can count. And that's why I'm here—to offer you unwavering support and guidance as you navigate towards a brighter tomorrow. My path to becoming a therapist was anything but straightforward; it felt like the universe kept nudging me back to this calling. It's the privilege of being there for people in their most vulnerable moments that truly fills my heart with purpose. I cherish every story shared with me, knowing that each one holds the power to transform lives. With experience spanning various settings—from hospitals to private practice to schools—I bring a diverse background to our sessions. Whether we're exploring Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), or diving into the depths of Internal Family Systems (IFS), rest assured, we'll find the approach that speaks to your unique journey. Let's embark on this adventure together—uncover your true potential and embrace all that life has to offer.

I help teens and women heal from complex childhood trauma, neglect, and abuse—especially when those experiences show up as people-pleasing, identity loss, painful relationships, intense emotions, or a complicated relationship with food and their bodies. I became a therapist because this work genuinely matters to me. Over the past nine years, I have seen how trauma can remain hidden beneath perfectionism, overachievement, unhealthy relationships, disordered eating, and the feeling that you have no idea who you are because you spent so long surviving. I also understand that trauma symptoms are frequently misunderstood, treated only at the surface, or confused with features associated with diagnoses such as Borderline Personality Disorder or Bipolar Disorder. I take time to understand the whole person—not just the label. I am warm, down-to-earth, and honest. I balance validation with respectfully challenging the beliefs and behaviors that keep you stuck. I have ADHD, two tiny chihuahua coworkers named Bryn and Blair, and licenses to provide therapy in Florida, Illinois, Texas, and Colorado. I am proudly a girls’ girl, and my practice is mainly focused on the mental health and relational experiences of teens and women.

I'm Stacy Reynolds, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), graduate from Michigan State University. I am dedicated to helping individuals navigate life's challenges with compassion, clarity, and evidence-based care. With a deep belief in the power of human resilience, I offer a supportive and non-judgmental space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to make meaningful change. Specialty areas include trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, stress management, depression, mood disorders, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, life transitions, self-esteem, personal growth, grief & loss, relationship challenges, schizophrenia and psychosis.

I am a licensed Clinical Psychologist and an evidence-based Empowerment Coach, who helps high-achieving adults heal from trauma and manage mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression-TX and AL residents. I am trained in evidenced based treatment (trauma- focused treatment, cognitive behavioral therapies) with extensive experience working with groups, couples and individuals. I am dedicated to providing high quality care!

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker dedicated to supporting individuals through their most challenging life transitions. My practice specializes in homicide survivor bereavement, providing a compassionate and structured environment for those navigating the profound trauma of loss. With a deep background in case management, I offer more than just talk therapy; I provide clinical advocacy for clients who feel overwhelmed by the legal and systemic hurdles that often accompany tragedy. I am also deeply committed to serving first responders and frontline professionals. I understand the unique culture of your work and the weight of secondary trauma. Whether you are a first responder seeking a confidential space to decompress or a survivor looking to regain your agency, my goal is to help you process these experiences and find a path forward. I utilize a tech-forward, virtual approach that incorporates evidence-based tools like EMDR to help you achieve lasting healing.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I bring a client-focused, compassionate approach to therapy. My role is to support individuals as they navigate personal and relational challenges, empowering them to become the best version of themselves. With years of experience in both private practice and larger healthcare settings, I specialize in working with clients facing a wide range of issues, from stress and anxiety to complex family dynamics. My practice is rooted in building a nonjudgmental, empathetic space where clients can feel comfortable sharing their stories. Whether it’s working through emotional difficulties, finding balance in relationships, or building strategies for long-term mental wellness, I offer a personalized, collaborative approach that emphasizes growth, resilience, and healing. My goal is for each client to leave our sessions with a deeper understanding of themselves and the tools needed to face life’s challenges head-on.

I have been a licensed professional counselor for 15 years and focus on clients struggling with anxiety and depression or serious mental illnesses. Many of my clients struggle with work/life balance or transitioning into a new career or relationship status. In my practice, I feel like self-care is selfless. It is essential for most of us, but specifically for those of us who are caregivers or heads of family. I focus on helping my clients appreciate themselves for the warriors they are!

I work with clients who want to improve the way they experience life. The desire for better relationships with themselves and with others, and to gain a sense of purpose and meaning. I’ve always been interested in what drives people and believe that we can usually discover what is best for ourselves if we slow down, take the time to think things through, talk about it with a person we trust, and express the feelings we have in healthy ways—even the negative ones we may try to avoid. I use a number of therapeutic modalities in my practice, which connect thoughts to feelings and feelings to thoughts, enabling my clients to change and grow in the positive direction that they might envision for themselves. I work with clients who have struggled with addiction, anger, anxiety, depression, relationship separation, internal conflict and conflict with others, grief and loss, and other transitions and adjustment issues. I have completed Gottman trainings, as well as Emotion-Focused Therapy, which offers a structured approach and an emotional map for couples or individuals to learn how successful couples make their relationships last and how to handle conflict in a way that prevents damage to the relationship and helps them feel better connected to their partner. I am also trained in EMDR, a therapy designed to help a person unlock their nervous system to recover from trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, and other problems that can take hold.