Amanda Whisenhunt

For me, being a counselor is so much more than a job—it's a calling of the highest order.

I count it a true privilege to walk with the hurting through the dark and heavy places. Whether you’re navigating daily stress, dealing with workplace burnout, processing relationship or family struggles, or facing deep personal crises, I want you to know one thing: you don't have to carry it all by yourself.

I don't believe in 'fixing' people because I don't see you as broken. Instead, we’ll work together to look at the whole picture, celebrate your resilience, and build skills that bring both immediate relief and long-term healing. We’ll uncover your natural strengths, untangle the things holding you back, and help you feel grounded, confident, and genuinely hopeful as the best version of yourself. You don't have to have all the answers right now—we’ll figure them out together.

It takes great courage to raise your hand and say, "I need a little help right now." I work hard to make therapy feel like a welcoming, comfortable space where you can drop your guard and just be yourself. When it comes to how we'll work together, I combine CBT—to help you shift mindsets that keep you feeling stuck—with Solution-Focused Therapy to build practical steps that fit your real life. We'll process what you're going through, but more than that, we'll build a solid toolbox together so you leave feeling hopeful and empowered.

Starting therapy can definitely make anyone feel a bit nervous, so my biggest priority is making our first meeting feel relaxed—no pop quizzes, no pressure, and no rushing into things you're not ready to talk about yet.

We’ll take care of a brief check-in regarding privacy and logistics, get to know each other, and explore what brought you here. There’s no test to pass and no wrong way to show up—just bring yourself. Whether you have clear goals or are feeling overwhelmed, we’ll sort it out together. My hope is that you’ll walk away from our first session breathing easier, with a clear path forward, and the comfort of knowing you don't have to navigate life's challenges alone.