Therapists Beginning With P in Idaho

Whether you're navigating the complexities of depression, anxiety, or past trauma, a couple yearning for deeper connection and intimacy, or an individual in search of profound meaning and happiness beyond the surface – you're seen here. This is your space. Whatever you're going through, I'm delighted to meet you, ready to illuminate the patterns and beliefs that may be hindering your desired life. Let's embark on a journey to address your needs, uncover your goals, and bring clarity and wisdom to your path of healing and growth.

Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, or trauma? Maybe you're a couple wanting to reconnect on a deeper level, or you're on a journey to find life's deeper meanings. I'm here for you. As a dedicated counselor, I bring a challenging and compassionate approach to our sessions. I dig deep for the truth and tackle patterns or beliefs that hold you back. I match your commitment by also pushing my boundaries. We'll face your challenges with a clear plan and find the strength to view obstacles as stepping stones towards personal freedom.

I work with those who feel disconnected from themselves and the world around them. Stress, trauma, or other difficulties can leave us feeling splintered and fragmented. We will welcome you back into your mind, body, and spirit.

Mary Beth received her Master of Arts in Counseling from Webster University, St. Louis, MO. She also earned her Bachelor of Arts from Liberty University, Lynchberg, VA. She has worked in the field of eating disorders with both adults and adolescents in a variety of settings ranging from inpatient to the outpatient levels of care for over 6 years. Throughout her tenure she has held a variety of positions ranging from Intake, Utilization Review, to a primary therapist in the field of eating disorders.

Welcome! I am thankful you are here. Advocating for your needs is extremely brave, and I am honored to support you in your journey. My focus is assisting adults as they begin to address difficult aspects of their lives, past or present. You may find that the counseling process can encourage self-reflection, which often leads to a more meaningful life. By the end of our sessions, I want to have supported your goals, helped you identify strengths and values you hold within yourself, and assisted you in establishing meaningful resources that will continue to support you.