Wendy Valdez
Wendy Valdez is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process includes questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician’s identifies as Christian and is very active in their faith tradition and is comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, prayer, and scripture.
Terrance Nicholls
Terrence Nicholls is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process does not include questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician identifies as a Christian who is very active in their faith tradition and is very comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in session to assist in the therapeutic process. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy session with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, prayer, and scripture.
Sonya Gaffney
Sonya Gaffney is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process does not include questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician identifies as a Christian who is very active in their faith tradition and is very comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, prayer, scripture, and bibliotherapy including faith, religious, or spiritual books/literature.
Reenvision Marriage and Family Therapy
Michelle S. Park is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process includes questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician’s identifies as a Protestant who is very active in their faith tradition and is very comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, prayer, scripture and bibliotherapy including faith, religious, or spiritual books/literature.
Kathy Dor
Kathy Dor is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process includes questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician identifies as a Christian and is active in their faith tradition and is comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician’s is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness.
Margaret M. Rohan
Margaret M. Rohan is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process includes questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician identifies as a Catholic who is very active in their faith tradition and is very comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, prayer, scripture, and bibliotherapy including faith, religious, or spiritual books/literature.
Maria Diaz
Maria Diaz is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process includes questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician identifies as a Christian/Non-Denominational and is active in their faith tradition and is very comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician’s is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness and bibliotherapy including faith, religious, or spiritual books/literature.
Mosaic Counseling in Indy
I am in my final year of earning a Master’s degree in Social Work from Indiana Wesleyan University. I obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Purdue University at IUPUI and have over 10 years of experience working in the healthcare field. I support individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, and challenges related to substance use. If desired, I can incorporate one’s faith tradition into the therapeutic process. I come along side clients in exploring their experiences, uncover meaning, and discover new paths forward. Using a client-centered approach that draws on Attachment Theory, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), I empower individuals to gain deeper self-understanding and create meaningful change. Through collaborative planning, encouragement, and thoughtful reflection, I work with each person to develop goals that align with their confidence, values, and readiness for growth.
Clear Directions NY
Samantha Moser is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process includes questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. Clinician identifies as a Protestant who is slightly active in their faith tradition and is slightly comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, prayer, scripture, and Bibliotherapy including faith, religious, or spiritual books/literature.
Sejginha Williams
Sejginha Williams is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process includes questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician identifies as a Christian who is active in their faith tradition and is comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness and scripture.
