Tanya Eubanks

Tanya L Eubanks, MA, LPCC, LADC, QSP, received her Master's Degree in Clinical Counseling from the Adler Graduate School in 2017 and her licensure in 2019. Tanya Eubanks has worked with SPMI (severe persistent mental illness) populations. She has worked with youth, individuals, and families, providing culturally competent services for many years. She serves as a clinical supervisor for the School Day treatment outpatient clinic and gives clinic direction for a culture-based Autism program. She has provided administrative and clinical supervision, group consultation, and professional development training.

Achieving goals will be a joint effort that begins with active listening and my understanding of your feelings and experiences, while providing a safe space. I take a person-centered approach, in which clients lead the conversation topics, allowing them to express what is important to them. The client sets goals by listing what they want to work.

Hello! I’m excited about our upcoming meeting and the opportunity to connect. In our first session, we’ll create a comfortable atmosphere to build rapport and get to know one another as we explore what has brought you to therapy. Remember, therapy is a journey, and meaningful change takes time. This is your space for healing.