Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Mississippi as well as a Board Certified Counselor through the National Board for Certified Counselors and a Board Certified TeleMental Health Professional. I have 7 years of post-graduate experience in counseling. I have worked in community mental health since completing my Masters of Education in Counselor Education in 2016, helping individuals with disorders such as depression, anxiety, traumatic stress, social phobia, and bipolar disorder. I also have experience doing college counseling as an intern, where I worked with primarily young adults who were struggling to maintain academic success while coping with life issues. I am trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy which I have used to help several people be able to cope with their traumatic experiences.
My counseling approach is geared towards promoting positive self-image, self-acceptance and love, and helping others enhance their worldview. I practice Solution-Focused therapy and Choice Theory along with a Client-Centered and Cognitive Behavioral stance. My goal as a counselor is to assist my clients in living lives that they enjoy and overcoming any obstacles that stand in their way. It is my belief that each person holds the key to their success.
Life can be challenging, and we all go through hard times that can cause us to experience setbacks. To be able to ask for help to overcome these challenges and be vulnerable requires humility and strength. I have been honored to serve the clients I have had and help them along in their journey towards emotional freedom and success, and I look forward to continuing to do this with you as well.
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Taylor Smith is a Licensed Professional Counselor practicing in Mississippi (LPC #2347) and a Board Certified Counselor through the National Board for Certified Counselors. Taylor also holds board certification as a telemental health professional and completed a master’s degree in Counselor Education in 2016. With eight years of post-graduate experience, Taylor has worked in community mental health since finishing graduate school.
Taylor has supported people living with depression, anxiety, traumatic stress, social phobia, and bipolar disorder, and completed a college counseling internship working mainly with young adults striving to maintain academic success while coping with life issues. Taylor is trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy, and has applied these approaches to help clients process and cope with traumatic experiences.
Taylor’s approach centers on promoting a positive self-image, self-acceptance, and greater self-compassion. Clinical work draws on Solution-Focused therapy, Choice Theory, a client-centered orientation, and cognitive behavioral techniques to help clients overcome obstacles and build lives they enjoy. Taylor operates from the belief that each person holds the key to their own success, recognizes that asking for help requires humility and strength, and welcomes the opportunity to continue this work with new clients.
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