Services

To create a place for high achievers and helpers to step away from the pressures of performance and discuss personal struggles openly. We are committed to providing a compassionate, warm environment where clients can express themselves freely, without fear of evaluation or the burden of guilt, and instead experience genuine connection and support.

Can You Help Me?

If you are a high achiever or helper who needs a place to “just be”; there is a place for you here. 

Can You

Help Me?

If you are a high achiever or helper who needs a place to “just be”; there is a place for you here.  

Services

We offer counseling services and therapy to high achievers and helpers. 

Can You

Help Me?

If you are a high achiever or helper who needs a place to “just be”; there is a place for you here. 

 

Service Areas

Anxiety

We meet frequently with current and retired competitive athletes, undergraduate and graduate students, and individuals pursuing helping professions. We understand the unique challenges that high achievers and helpers face. Our person-centered approach is designed to help these individuals through mental health challenges and difficult life phases, offering a safe and understanding space to share struggles, experiences, hopes, and goals.

High Achievers and Helpers are not immune from mental health struggles or  difficult life events.

We work with the following:
+Unsettling thoughts that do not meet criteria for an anxiety disorder
+Generalized Anxiety Disorder
+Performance Anxiety
+Panic Disorder
+Grief/Loss related Anxiety

Depression

We meet frequently with current and retired competitive athletes, undergraduate and graduate students, and individuals pursuing helping professions. We understand the unique challenges that high achievers and helpers face. Our person-centered approach is designed to help these individuals through mental health challenges and difficult life phases, offering a safe and understanding space to share struggles, experiences, hopes, and goals.

High Achievers and Helpers are not immune from mental health struggles or  difficult life events.

We work with the following:
+ Symptoms of depression that do not meet full diagnostic criteria.
+ Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
+ Major depressive disorder (including major depressive episode)
+ Persistent depressive disorder (dysthymia)
+ Premenstrual dysphoric disorder

Life Transitions

We meet frequently with current and retired competitive athletes, undergraduate and graduate students, and individuals pursuing helping professions. We understand the unique challenges that high achievers and helpers face. Our person-centered approach is designed to help these individuals through mental health challenges and difficult life phases, offering a safe and understanding space to share struggles, experiences, hopes, and goals.

High Achievers and Helpers are not immune from mental health struggles or  difficult life events.

We have experience working with the following life transitions:
Starting college, transferring schools, graduating from college, retirement from sport, new romantic relationship, end of romantic relationship, moving, starting graduate school or another form of higher education, starting a new job, making a job change, marriage, or becoming a parent.

 

Grief

We meet frequently with current and retired competitive athletes, undergraduate and graduate students, and individuals pursuing helping professions. We understand the unique challenges that high achievers and helpers face. Our person-centered approach is designed to help these individuals through mental health challenges and difficult life phases, offering a safe and understanding space to share struggles, experiences, hopes, and goals.

High Achievers and Helpers are not immune from mental health struggles or  difficult life events.

Grief is a natural response to losing a loved one. It is also a natural response to loss of anything you’ve formed an attachment to. Kelsey honors all forms of grief, including grief responses related to: loss of friendship, loss of sport, loss of health, loss of faith community, loss of beliefs, loss of trust, loss of identity (and the list goes on).

Kelsey received a certificate for completing the following training:

Grief Treatment: Current Evidence Based Approaches to Care Across the Lifespan

Service Areas

We offer counseling services and therapy to high achievers and helpers. 

Anxiety

We meet frequently with current and retired competitive athletes, undergraduate and graduate students, and individuals pursuing helping professions. We understand the unique challenges that high achievers and helpers face. Our person-centered approach is designed to help these individuals through mental health challenges and difficult life phases, offering a safe and understanding space to share struggles, experiences, hopes, and goals.

High Achievers and Helpers are not immune from mental health struggles or  difficult life events.

We work with the following:
+Unsettling thoughts that do not meet criteria for an anxiety disorder
+Generalized Anxiety Disorder
+Performance Anxiety
+Panic Disorder
+Grief/Loss related Anxiety

Depression

We meet frequently with current and retired competitive athletes, undergraduate and graduate students, and individuals pursuing helping professions. We understand the unique challenges that high achievers and helpers face. Our person-centered approach is designed to help these individuals through mental health challenges and difficult life phases, offering a safe and understanding space to share struggles, experiences, hopes, and goals.

High Achievers and Helpers are not immune from mental health struggles or  difficult life events.

We work with the following:
+ Symptoms of depression that do not meet full diagnostic criteria.
+ Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder
+ Major depressive disorder (including major depressive episode)
+ Persistent depressive disorder (dysthymia)
+ Premenstrual dysphoric disorder

Life Transitions

We meet frequently with current and retired competitive athletes, undergraduate and graduate students, and individuals pursuing helping professions. We understand the unique challenges that high achievers and helpers face. Our person-centered approach is designed to help these individuals through mental health challenges and difficult life phases, offering a safe and understanding space to share struggles, experiences, hopes, and goals.

High Achievers and Helpers are not immune from mental health struggles or  difficult life events.

We have experience working with the following life transitions:
Starting college, transferring schools, graduating from college, retirement from sport, new romantic relationship, end of romantic relationship, moving, starting graduate school or another form of higher education, starting a new job, making a job change, marriage, or becoming a parent

Grief

We meet frequently with current and retired competitive athletes, undergraduate and graduate students, and individuals pursuing helping professions. We understand the unique challenges that high achievers and helpers face. Our person-centered approach is designed to help these individuals through mental health challenges and difficult life phases, offering a safe and understanding space to share struggles, experiences, hopes, and goals.

High Achievers and Helpers are not immune from mental health struggles or  difficult life events.

Grief is a natural response to losing a loved one. It is also a natural response to loss of anything you’ve formed an attachment to. Kelsey honors all forms of grief, including grief responses related to: loss of friendship, loss of sport, loss of health, loss of faith community, loss of beliefs, loss of trust, loss of identity (and the list goes on).

Kelsey received a certificate for completing the following training:

Grief Treatment: Current Evidence Based Approaches to Care Across the Lifespan

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Connect with Kelsey for a free phone Consultation 

Don't know
Where to
Start?

 

Connect with Kelsey for a free phone Consultation 

We Believe

Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is ask for help.
— C.Connors

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