Beth feels honored to sit with children and families in a space where they are able to share their life’s journey and enter the work of healing and restoring relationships. She has over 10 years of experience working with children and families as a special education teacher and is so excited to be able to partner with families in the role of counselor. In her years as an educator, she walked alongside families and teachers to support a child’s behavioral changes and help them learn how to develop healthy relationships with trusting adults.
During sessions, Beth seeks to create a space where both the child and the parent feel safe to enter into the process of healing and growth. She aspires to develop a trusting relationship where children feel free to explore their story and to help parents feel confident in their role in the therapy process. By utilizing play therapy, child parent psychotherapy, Theraplay, and cognitive behavioral therapy techniques, Beth aims to create a fun, safe, and engaging environment for all clients.
Beth graduated from Liberty University with a Masters of Clinical Mental Health Counseling.