Mary earned her master of arts in counseling from Liberty University and spent two years in community mental health working with the chronically and severely mentally ill. Since then, she has been in private practice. Mary works with individuals dealing with depression, anxiety, OCD, grief, life transitions, family of origin pain, and parenting issues, as well as trauma-focused therapy through Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). She primarily counsels adults and also works with older adolescents.

 Mary is a former Air Force wife and has a deep appreciation for the military community. She especially enjoys working with veterans and military spouses. She has been married for over 50 years and has raised four children. Mary earned her undergraduate degree in education and taught middle school before pursuing her counseling degree. Before that, she did considerable volunteer counseling at a pro-life counseling center.

 She has been a follower of Jesus for most of her life and tries to live and counsel with his grace and love. She considers it a sacred privilege to be a part of each client’s journey to healing.