Ashley Eaddy LPC, LAC, LPCS
Ashley earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of South Carolina. In addition, she earned a Master’s Degree in Counseling from Webster University.
She is licensed by the SC Dept. Of Labor, Licensing and Regulation as a Licensed Professional Counselor #6161, Licensed Addiction Counselor #349 and also a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor #7654.
Therapist
Ashley is a Client- Centered therapist who challenges clients through effective therapeutic interventions to achieve healing, maximize abilities and self-sufficiency while emphasizing personal strengths.
She possesses an array of experience in rehabilitative counseling, developmental disorders, mood disorders, career counseling, addictions, private practice therapy and mental health consultation.
Kimberly Baker, LPC,LAC, NCC,ADC
I am Kimberly Baker, and it’s my pleasure to be able to assist you in your counseling journey. I graduated from Webster University with a MA in Community Counseling and an emphasis in mental health counseling. I have several years of experience in the counseling field and I hope to share those skills and expertise to help you reach your ultimate goal. I have worked in an array of settings providing services including behavior modification, eating disorders and substance abuse. I have experience working with children, adolescents and adults. I do understand that life’s course can be challenging at times, but I’m here to help you develop and apply skills to manage life more easily. I will provide a safe and therapeutic space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings and work through life’s conflict. You will be able to gain coping skills to aid in daily life. Modalities that I pride myself in utilizing are Client-Centered therapy and Cognitive Behavioral therapy to help reach desired achievements. I look forward to working with you
8
Years of Experience
12
Industry conferences attended
92
Best psychology workshops even for total amateurs
Clinical Supervision
In becoming licensed as a professional counselor, supervision is essential to assist in developing clinical and professional skills. Supervision is to create a context in which the supervisee can gain experience in becoming an independent professional. The supervisory role serves as a supporter, teacher, consultant, counselor, advisor and mentor. Goals of supervision: (1) promoting supervisee growth and development through teaching, (2) protecting the welfare of the client, (3) monitoring supervisee performance and gatekeeping for the profession; and (4) empowering the supervisee to self-supervise and carry out these goals as an independent professional
Consultation
The value of having an understanding, professional peer, to consult with concerns is extremely necessary in the field of counseling.
Consulting with another helping professional provides benefits in various forms to include decreased vicarious trauma, increased positive growth and success in the counseling field, responsibility for assessing personal growth, increased self-confidence, self-direction, and independence to name a few.
Ashley Eaddy’s non-judgement and open counseling style creates an environment where clients feel free to work through life’s challenges.
I would advise and recommend Mrs Eaddy to anyone who needs that additional assistance in dealing with life’s challenges!
Mrs Eaddy’s professionalism and caring nature combined with her warm personality, was truly comforting and gave me the confidence to open up and participate in our sessions.