About

There’s no shirking, no cringing, no hesitation. I meet people where they are and hold their stories safe while we pursue healing. This safe space and the strong belief in personal responsibility allows us to get to core issues quickly. I believe that meeting people in the present allows us the ability to look toward the future with the knowledge that we can all be “greater than.”  It’s about progress and possibilities, about becoming healthier and more aware than we used to be. It’s about growing together through community and leading people to a place of better understanding, empathy, and connection.

Looking In Looking Out Counseling was created in 2008, inspired by a text book, Looking Out Looking In by Ronald B. Adler & Neil Towne. As someone who did not have a voracious appetite for reading, this particular textbook intrigued me. It was easy to read and the content covered every facet needed for understanding human nature, appreciating who you are and how to live life. I read every inch of this book and participated in each invitation to “learn more”. It helped me discover things about myself that I had never considered before. It guided and allowed me to look deep within so that I could look out in the world with fresh, new eyes.