In their words
Nine women, in their own words
★★★★★
“She holds the kind of space I wished I’d had when my mom died and is very intentional, thoughtful, and real in her approach to us minding our mind and loving our story. No matter where you are in your journey, Angela helps to pull you out of stuck thinking to forward feeling.”
Alicia Easter
★★★★★
“Angela is amazing. I would never have come this far in my healing journey had it not been for the work we’ve done together. She is kind, empathetic, funny and relatable. I feel so fortunate to have found such a knowledgeable and caring therapist.”
Stephany
★★★★★
“Angela has been such a gift not only for me but also for my family as I learn how to be a better mom, partner, friend. She has helped me navigate deep loss and grief. Her humor is refreshing and relatable which makes her more approachable and makes me feel less alone. I can’t recommend Angela enough.”
Wendy
★★★★★
“I have been so blessed to have found Angela. She is very educated, professional, empathetic, genuine, encouraging and simply amazing. She provides a safe and loving environment and goes above and beyond for her clients. I am extremely grateful for her and the growth she has helped me produce. 5 stars just isn’t enough.”
Amber
★★★★★
“Angela is easily one of the most supportive, genuine, kind, funny, and nurturing people I’ve ever met. She is honest, encouraging, and uplifting in all she does.”
Alexis Kimball
★★★★★
“If you want to experience a person that can both relate with your circumstances and help to guide you through the rough waters of trauma, you have come to the right place.”
Gina S.
★★★★★
“I was blessed to work with Angela in her Mother Hunger® class. It was a great experience in my healing journey.”
Tyreema B
★★★★★
“Angela lives her values every day and her work on behalf of survivors of this crazy world we live in only helps to demonstrate how amazing she is. I strongly recommend her services.”
GT
★★★★★
“Angela is a very empathic counselor. She understands the ins and outs of trauma. I highly recommend.”
SK
If we have worked together, would you write a few lines?
Most of the women who find me are searching at two in the morning for someone who understands what mother loss actually does to a person. What you write is often the thing that tells them they are in the right place.
A couple of sentences is plenty. What you came in carrying, and what shifted. That is more useful than anything I could say about my own work.
A Google review is public and shows the name on your Google account, so please only leave one if you are comfortable being seen. If you would rather your words stay between us, or you want them used without your name, email me instead and tell me how you want them handled. I will follow exactly what you ask. Current therapy clients: please do not post a public review. I will never ask you for one, and I would rather protect your confidentiality than have the star.
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