Nancy Hartman

Nancy Hartman is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) in North Carolina with 25 years of experience supporting people through seasons of change, loss, and growth. She approaches therapy with the belief that each client knows their own story best, and that personal strengths can become reliable tools for moving through what feels stuck or overwhelming. Reaching out for help can take real courage, especially when life has been shaped by grief, conflict, trauma, or uncertainty about what comes next, and she aims to meet that step with respect and steady support.

Her work is grounded in person-centered therapy, emphasizing a warm, collaborative relationship where clients can explore challenges at their own pace while staying connected to what matters most to them. She is trained in Brain Spotting and Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, and she also draws on Attachment Theory and Personality Mapping as helpful ways to better understand patterns in relationships, emotional responses, and identity. Nancy works with concerns such as relationship and family strain, grief and loss, religious wounds, social anxiety, workplace stress, domestic violence, self-esteem, and motivation, with attention to meaningful, sustainable personal transformation.

With a broad Christian-informed perspective, she can incorporate spirituality in a way that honors individual beliefs while keeping the focus on holistic emotional wellness. Her goal is to help clients build deeper self-understanding, navigate isolation and identity concerns, and develop more fulfilling connections with self, others, and God as they clarify life purpose, process relationship changes, and work through trauma-related reactions.