About Laurel Tree Counseling
Therapy That Sees the Whole You
You are more than a diagnosis, a symptom, or a problem to be solved.
At Laurel Tree Counseling, we believe meaningful healing begins by understanding the whole person. Your mental health is shaped by your experiences, relationships, physical health, habits, environment, and how you connect with yourself.
Our approach combines evidence-based counseling with holistic principles to create care that is personalized, compassionate, and grounded in your individual goals.
Because there is no one-size-fits-all approach to healing.
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A Place to Feel Seen, Heard, and Supported
Finding the right therapist can feel like a big decision.
You’re not simply choosing someone to talk to. You’re choosing someone to trust with the parts of your life that may be difficult to share anywhere else.
At Laurel Tree Counseling, we believe that relationship matters.
Our practice was created around the belief that people are more than their symptoms, diagnoses, challenges, or circumstances. Each person brings a unique history, set of experiences, strengths, values, relationships, and goals to the counseling process.
We take the time to understand the whole person—and to meet you where you are.
Why Laurel Tree?
A tree is often a symbol of growth, resilience, connection, and strength.
Its roots provide stability while its branches continue to grow and reach toward something new.
We believe people can be much the same.
Your experiences shape your roots. They influence how you understand yourself, how you relate to others, and how you respond to the world around you.
But your history doesn’t have to determine your future.
With the right support, you can develop new ways of thinking, responding, connecting, and caring for yourself.
Growth doesn’t mean becoming someone else.
It means becoming more fully yourself.
We See the Whole Person
Mental health is connected to the rest of our lives.
The way you think can affect how you feel.
How you feel can affect how you behave.
Your physical health can influence your emotional well-being.
Stress can affect your relationships, sleep, energy, and ability to cope.
Major life experiences can change the way you see yourself.
That’s why we take a holistic, whole-person approach to counseling.
We don’t want to know only “What’s wrong?”
We want to understand:
What has happened to you?
What are you experiencing now?
What matters most to you?
What strengths can we build upon?
And where do you want to go from here?
Compassion Comes First
We don’t believe shame creates lasting change.
Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, eating concerns, body image, chronic health challenges, a major life transition, or something that’s difficult to put into words, you deserve to be treated with compassion.
You don’t have to minimize what you’re experiencing.
You don’t have to apologize for needing support.
And you don’t have to have everything figured out before you begin.
Our goal is to create a space where you can be honest about where you are, feel respected for where you’ve been, and feel hopeful about where you’re going.
Evidence-Based Care With a Personal Touch
Holistic doesn’t mean “one-size-fits-all,” and it doesn’t mean moving away from evidence-based counseling.
Our clinicians draw from established therapeutic approaches and tailor treatment to the individual.
Depending on your needs and goals, therapy may incorporate approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, person-centered therapy, solution-focused therapy, mindfulness, somatic techniques, and other individualized strategies.
We believe the best approach is the one that makes sense for you.
Your therapist will work with you to understand your goals and determine how best to support your progress.
A Multidisciplinary Perspective
Sometimes one perspective isn’t enough.
Our team brings together professionals with expertise in counseling, psychology, nutrition, and wellness.
This allows Laurel Tree to offer a broader perspective on the connections between emotional health, physical health, behaviors, relationships, and lifestyle.
This multidisciplinary approach can be particularly meaningful for individuals navigating concerns such as eating and body image, bariatric surgery, chronic health conditions, and other situations where physical and emotional well-being intersect.
When appropriate—and with your permission—collaboration with other members of your healthcare team can also support your care.
You are at the center of that collaboration.
We Believe Therapy Should Feel Like a Partnership
You know your life better than anyone.
Our clinicians bring education, experience, clinical expertise, and therapeutic tools.
You bring your lived experience, perspective, values, strengths, and goals.
We bring those things together.
That means therapy isn’t about sitting across from someone who simply tells you what to do.
It’s about creating a collaborative relationship where you can explore what’s happening, gain insight, develop new skills, and make meaningful changes at a pace that feels appropriate for you.
You Don't Have to Be in Crisis to Come to Therapy
Therapy isn’t only for moments when everything feels like it’s falling apart.