Sometimes you don’t need another giant directory and 47 tabs open trying to figure out who might actually be a good fit.
These LPC Associates are clinicians I supervise. Each one has their own practice, approach, specialties, availability, and website with the details you actually need before reaching out.
I’m keeping this page simple on purpose.
Read the quick bio. See who sounds like someone you’d actually want to talk to. Then click through to their site for the full details, bc their practice is THEIR practice.
Find someone who feels like a good fit and go meet them there.
Counseling by LPC Associates
Supervised by Shawna Lovin, LPC-S
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Brittany Rucka, LPC Associate
Brittany works with women and mothers who are carrying a lot and are tired of pretending they’re fine because technically, everything is still getting done.
Her approach blends psychodynamic and somatic therapy with humor, curiosity, and a whole-person lens. That means she’s interested in what you’re thinking, what your body is doing, what keeps repeating, and what’s been sitting underneath the surface for way too long.
She also pays attention to the connection between mental and physical health, because sometimes what looks like “I just need to cope better” is a lot more complicated than that.
If you want therapy that can go deep without feeling painfully serious every second, Brittany might be your person.
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Cecilia Coleman, LPC Associate
Cecilia works with women who look like they have it together on the outside and feel anything but together on the inside. You’re parenting, working, managing the calendar, answering everybody, handling what needs to be handled, and wondering why you still feel anxious, overwhelmed, or completely wiped out.
She works with anxiety, trauma, and stress in a way that gives you room to actually talk about what’s happening instead of handing you another list of things to try. Cecilia also works with adolescents and families dealing with conflict, communication problems, and big emotions that keep turning into the same arguments at home.
Her style is supportive, practical, and individualized, with a focus on helping people understand what’s happening and figure out what actually needs to change.