Amber Thompson
MS, LPC
I love to work with those who have been hurt or isolated. I appreciate being able to walk alongside someone who wants to face their trauma. I work with foster families or adopted children as well. I have had experience working with the Deaf community for over a decade and know American Sign Language and Mexican Sign Language.
I am knowledgeable in trauma-informed care, using modalities such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (SPI).
If you're feeling hurt or lost, if you are grieving, experiencing anxiety or depression, if your family dynamics have changed because of a child who is experiencing difficulty, if you were adopted or are an adoptive family, or if you are part of the Deaf community and want someone to support you, connect with me today.
Felicia Harris
MA, LAC
Finding a safe space where you can fully express yourself and tell your story can be difficult. In our counseling sessions, I will provide you with that space—one characterized by acceptance, understanding, and empathy. My hope is that our time will allow you to show up just as you are, without shame or fear. Then, together, we can make sense of your story, understand the causes behind symptoms, clarify your needs, devise creative solutions, and witness your personal growth, healing, and transformation.
I have a background in trauma, loss, and grief, as well as foster care and adoption. I have walked alongside numerous families and individuals through such experiences, and I understand the confusion, shame, loneliness, and desperation that can arise. I have also seen the support gap that exists. This gap is what led me into the counseling field. My passion lies in tackling challenging issues with individuals, families, and adolescents, ensuring they don't have to face them alone.
Lauren Shaw
MS, LAMFT, CIMHP
My desire is to help people live to their fullest potential. To live an abundant life, both personally and relationally, one must be willing to face the hard and intimate things we often protect. I have learned firsthand that if things are not discussed openly, much damage can be done internally. I work to provide a safe, sacred space to explore and work through life’s sore spots and find ways to cultivate healing and transformation. I have a heart for healthy, authentic family communication, grief work, life transitions, sexuality, body image, sexual intimacy issues, and individuals in later adulthood.
I approach therapy with a family systems perspective. I incorporate Attachment Theory, trauma informed care, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy into sessions. I believe in the power of small steps in a consistent direction. I believe if people have the courage to face it and feel it, they can grow.
Notice - Regulate - Communicate.
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Summer Fletcher
LPC, CIMHP, Clinical Supervisor
Summer Fletcher is a wife and mom who loves learning and spending time with family, friends, and her dog. She has a Master of Arts Degree in Professional Counseling with a Continued Advanced Graduate Degree in Marriage, Family, Addiction, and Recovery. Summer is the owner of Path of Life Counseling and is an Arizona board-approved Clinical Supervisor. Summer is trained in Attachment Theory, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Therapeutic Holy Yoga, Somatic Body Work and is a Certified Integrative Mental Health Practitioner, striving to be at the cutting edge of trauma-informed care.
Summer began her career working with children and families in the adoption system, including engaging in the creation and development of a shelter for abused and neglected children and working with all parts of the adoption triad, including working as a supervisor. In 2012, Summer began working in private practice. Currently, Summer is the owner of Path of Life Counseling, supervises other therapists, sees clie
