Heidi Cole

Master’s Level Intern:  

As a master’s level counselor in training, I am eager to learn from my colleagues and use my experiences to further my counseling techniques and theories. I have a background in serving older adults and children with trauma exposure, which has fueled my interest in the utilities of existential theory and cognitive behavioral therapy techniques.

As an avid listener of music, I find myself resonating with lyrics and the stories that a performer tells through them. Artist Noah Khan declared in his song Call Your Mom that, “all lights turned off, can be turned on”. This quote to me is what therapy and the counseling relationship is about, turning on a light, whether that be a light of empowerment, recovery, or epiphany in an otherwise dark or discouraging place. As a counselor, I aspire to help my clients create that light for themselves and facilitate the client’s journey to understanding what it means to them.

On a Personal Note: 

Outside the office, I enjoy keeping my hands busy by crafting, tending to my plants, or playing sudoku. My husband and I have two cats that we love to hang out with and spoil.  I also enjoy reading, watching a good tv show, and trying new foods.

Education: 

• Currently completing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University

• Bachelor’s in psychology from the University of North Georgia.

Areas of Specialty: 

As my scope is still growing, I enjoy working with those from all walks of life to grow my perspectives. I do have experience in discussing life’s traumas with older adults and children and look forward to helping others down a path of healing and positive change.

Insurance: 

Accepted Insurance 

• Self-Pay