Nicole Henning

Nicole Henning is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Pennsylvania with about a decade of clinical experience. She earned a Master of Education (M. Ed.) in Counseling, which is a graduate degree focused on counseling practice and skill development. Her work is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a practical, structured approach that helps people identify unhelpful thought patterns, challenge irrational thinking, and build more supportive strategies for everyday life, alongside strengthening self-care habits.

Nicole brings experience from corrections settings and has worked with individuals impacted by drug and alcohol concerns. She also supports couples and relationships and enjoys incorporating a family systems lens to better understand patterns, roles, and connection within families and partnerships. In addition, she maintains a strong interest in neuroscience and continues to pursue training related to the brain and how it influences emotions, behavior, and coping.

Her broader approach can include client-centered work, narrative therapy, mindfulness-based techniques, trauma-informed care, trauma-art narrative therapy, grief counseling, and couples and family therapy. Nicole has also taught as a Psychology professor and values education as part of the therapeutic process, helping clients understand the evolving field of mental health. Across sessions, she aims to help clients set future-focused goals, strengthen coping skills, practice self-love and self-care, and support growth across physical, spiritual, emotional, and mental aspects of life.