
Online Christian Counseling
Across Ohio, Michigan, Maryland, Nevada, and Florida
A Sanctuary for Women to
Reflect, Reframe, and Rebuild
This isn’t the life you imagined.
You’ve spent your life being the strong one—holding it all together, pouring into others, and showing up no matter how heavy the weight. From the outside, it looks like you have it under control. But inside, you're exhausted. The anxiety is constant. The pressure is overwhelming. And the pain you carry? It’s silent, hidden, and often dismissed.
Maybe you’ve gotten used to smiling while you’re breaking inside. You’ve convinced yourself that needing help is weakness or that others have it worse. Or maybe you're so used to doing for others that you've forgotten what it feels like to be cared for.
Does this sound familiar?
Maybe you can relate to one (or more) of these:
You appear “fine” on the outside, but inside you're exhausted, anxious, and overwhelmed, uncertain how much longer you can fake being “okay.”
You know how to pour into others, but when you need support, you’re not sure who to call or how to ask.
You brush off your own pain, telling yourself others have it worse. But the truth is, the ache in your heart never really goes away—it just gets quieter when you're busy.
You’ve mastered the art of saying “I’m fine” with a smile, but the moment you're alone, the tears threaten to spill and the weight on your chest feels suffocating.
Even when you sit down to rest, your brain won't stop rehearsing the to-do list or replaying what you should’ve said or done differently. Rest feels like a luxury you haven’t earned.
You keep your childhood wounds or childhood traumas neatly tucked away—until a comment, a memory, or a conflict pulls them right back to the surface, leaving you confused and ashamed that it still hurts.
You’re showing up for everyone else—whether at work, with your family, or just trying to keep it together—but behind closed doors, you feel numb, resentful, or just... so tired.
You lie awake at night replaying conversations, worrying about decisions, or feeling paralyzed by all the “what ifs.” No matter how hard you try, you can’t shut off the noise in your head.
You long for peace, clarity, and freedom, but don’t know how to get there on your own.

Turning Wounds into Wisdom
Hi. I’m Niki
You deserve a judgment-free space where you can be yourself, heal your past, and keep your Christian values at the center of your treatment
By using my 16 years of clinical experience I will help you dive deeper into self discovery and process the stress you’re living under while coming up with real-life solutions to live true to the woman God created you to be.
I value showing up authentically, helping you navigate the weight of anxiety and trauma while guiding you toward healing and hope.
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Exploring your past with someone who will honor your beliefs gives you the freedom to be fully known—without judgment, pressure, or the need to explain your faith. In Christian counseling, you don’t have to separate your spiritual life from your emotional health. Your relationship with God is welcomed here and seen as an essential part of your healing and growth.
Many women carry unspoken doubts, spiritual wounds, or guilt that feel too heavy to bring into the open. Others wrestle with messages they were taught growing up—wondering if those beliefs are Biblically backed, or if they’ve been shaped more by fear than by a deeper relationship with Christ. Christian counseling provides a safe place to explore these thoughts and experiences through both a clinical lens and a Biblical one.
Here, you’ll learn to examine why you believe what you believe, untangle harmful patterns from life-giving truth, and rebuild a foundation of faith that is both authentic and life-giving. Whether you're questioning your purpose, feeling distant from God, or needing guidance in your emotional and spiritual journey, Christian therapy allows you to reconnect—with yourself, with Scripture, and with the God who calls you his.
This is a space to grow in emotional clarity and spiritual confidence. You don’t have to figure it all out alone. With the support of a Christian therapist who understands both the science of the mind and the truth of the Gospel, you can begin walking in deeper freedom, peace, and purpose.
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The painful experiences in your upbringing didn’t just leave emotional scars—they actually changed how your brain functions. When you’ve lived through trauma, especially in childhood, your brain learns to stay in survival mode. You might find yourself always on edge, shutting down emotionally, overreacting to small things, or feeling like you’re constantly reliving the past. These aren’t personal flaws—they’re responses your brain developed to protect you.
But just as your brain adapted to trauma, it can also learn to heal.
Through Christian trauma therapy, you’ll have a safe, grace-filled space to begin untangling the past and reclaiming the present. We’ll explore how those early wounds still impact your relationships, emotions, and identity today—and gently begin the process of healing. Using research-backed approaches like Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and EMDR, along with the wisdom of Scripture and the comfort of the Holy Spirit, we’ll walk together toward restoration.
You were not created to live trapped in fear, shame, or constant emotional pain. God's heart is for your healing—and He is near to the brokenhearted. As we process the trauma together, you’ll gain tools to stop the harmful patterns, regulate your nervous system, and begin forming new pathways in your brain rooted in safety, truth, and grace.
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Anxiety can feel overwhelming—like a constant undercurrent of fear, tension, or racing thoughts that won’t let you rest. It can show up as sleepless nights, difficulty concentrating, irritability, or even physical symptoms like a pounding heart or shortness of breath. Left unaddressed, anxiety can begin to steal your joy, cloud your sense of purpose, and strain your relationships. But you don’t have to face it alone.
Through Christian counseling for anxiety, you’ll find a safe, faith-centered space where you can bring your full self—worries, doubts, and all. Together, we’ll gently explore what’s fueling your anxiety, and work through it with evidence-based tools and biblical wisdom. Using approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and grounding exercises, we’ll help you retrain your thought patterns and calm your nervous system.
More importantly, we’ll invite God into the process—because true peace isn’t found in perfect circumstances, but in a deeper trust in the One who holds your future. Christian anxiety counseling provides not only emotional support, but spiritual encouragement to help you rediscover God’s steady presence in the midst of life’s uncertainties.
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) is a specialized form of therapy that helps your brain naturally process and heal the emotional and physical responses to anxiety or trauma. It utilizes bilateral stimulation—often through guided eye movements or tapping—to activate the brain’s natural healing mechanisms. This process is backed by decades of research and is recognized as an evidence-based treatment for trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and other emotional distress.
EMDR doesn’t require you to talk in detail about the traumatic event. Instead, it helps you safely reprocess distressing memories so they no longer carry the same emotional weight. Many women find that EMDR helps them gain relief from symptoms like flashbacks, intrusive thoughts, panic, and shame—while restoring a sense of peace, control, and connection to themselves and to God.
Here’s how I can help:
I believe therapy should be straight forward
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Free Consultation
Email, Text, or Call to schedule a private and confidential 20 minute phone conversation to find out if I am the right therapist for you. During your call I will help to answer any questions you have about therapy and what to expect during our time working together.
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Getting Started
During our consultation call, I will go over all intake forms and send you a link to complete them. If you have any questions on these forms, I am available to help. Some clients even have me guide them in completing forms over the phone. I understand that we are just getting to know each other-so if you don’t feel comfortable providing detailed answers, it's okay to keep your responses short and simple.
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Healing Begins
From there we will find a consistent day and time in the schedule that works for you, either weekly or every other week, depending on your needs. Because consistency gets results- I commit this time in the schedule Just For You!
Online Therapy
From the Comfort of Your Space
Stepping into an office can be intimidating, and squeezing self-care into your already busy schedule can feel chaotic. That's where the convenience of online therapy comes in.
No need to deal with traffic or uncomfortable waiting rooms. Online therapy empowers you to take control and choose your ideal setting, whether it's your cozy couch, private office, the backyard, or any other confidential spot of your preference.
So- grab a blanket, pour yourself a warm drink, and settle into a space that truly resonates with you!
You aren’t defined by your past.
From:
Feeling unseen and unsupported
Living Isolated in your struggles
Navigating a sense of being lost and lacking direction
To:
Receiving compassionate, targeted therapy
Connected and supported in your Christian journey
Moving forward with confidence