Leah Fellenstein

This therapist provides supportive, individualized counseling for preteens, adolescents, and adults navigating emotional, behavioral, and everyday life challenges. Areas of clinical experience include anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, work and school stress, relationship concerns, and significant life transitions.

With a background in family and child development, this therapist brings an understanding of how developmental stages can influence emotions, behaviors, relationships, and daily functioning. This perspective can be particularly valuable when supporting children, teenagers, and parents through changing family dynamics or developmental challenges.

Both clinical and Christian counseling are available, allowing faith to be incorporated into therapy when it aligns with a client’s beliefs and preferences. Drawing from training in multiple therapeutic approaches, treatment is adapted to each person’s personality, circumstances, needs, and goals rather than following a one-size-fits-all model.

The therapeutic environment emphasizes safety, compassion, and collaboration. Clients are encouraged to process difficult experiences, reflect on patterns, develop practical coping skills, and recognize their strengths. The overall goal is to help individuals build emotional stability, strengthen resilience, and make meaningful changes that support lasting personal growth and well-being.