Beth’s clinical interests include working with adults and children on anxiety, depression, postpartum depression, trauma, caregiver stress, issues of faith, and with gifted and twice-exceptional learners. Her philosophy of mental health counseling is that each client has innate value and inherent worth as a human being with unique perspectives and needs. Her approach is gentle and collaborative. Beth is interested in the mind-body connection and seeks to offer a compassionate and calming atmosphere in which clients can identify strengths and address concerns in order to live life more fully.