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Nancy Harrell, LCMHCA

Yes; Aetna , BCBS, & Curative

Client's Served:

Age 18+

Specialties

Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, Grief & Loss, Relationship & Attachment Concerns, Parenting Challenges, Emotional Regulation, Identity & Self-Discovery, Life Transitions, Stress Management; Women's Issues; Mid-Life Crisis

Get To Know

Nancy Harrell

Nancy Harrell

Nancy Harrell is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate who believes that healing is about more than managing symptoms. It's about understanding yourself, reconnecting with your strengths, and finding a greater sense of balance in everyday life.

With a calm, compassionate, and intuitive presence, Nancy creates a supportive space where teens and adults can slow down, feel heard, and explore what may be keeping them stuck. She works with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship challenges, parenting concerns, and life transitions. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or simply ready for something to change, Nancy meets you where you are.

Nancy recognizes that our thoughts, emotions, and physical experiences are deeply connected. For clients interested in a more holistic experience, Nancy may also incorporate breathwork, yoga-informed practices, and other modalities to support relaxation, body awareness, and emotional well-being. Her goal is to help clients find approaches that feel comfortable, meaningful, and supportive of their individual needs.

Nancy believes therapy should be collaborative, not one-size-fits-all. She works alongside clients to explore patterns, build emotional awareness, develop practical coping skills, and create space for lasting personal growth.

Outside the therapy room, Nancy enjoys spending time in nature, drumming, traveling, practicing yoga, and being with her family. These experiences reflect her appreciation for connection, mindfulness, and finding balance in life's everyday moments.

Above all, Nancy believes meaningful change begins when we feel safe enough to slow down, listen to ourselves, and approach our experiences with curiosity and compassion. Her hope is that clients leave therapy feeling more connected to themselves and better equipped to navigate life with confidence and intention.

 

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