Samantha Carey, PLPC
Sam has also completed Brainspotting training (Phase 1). Brainspotting is a therapeutic technique that utilizes the visual field to access and process deep-seated emotions, trauma, and psychological distress. It involves identifying "brainspots," eye positions correlating with emotional activation, to facilitate healing and release through the mind-body connection. In addition to processing trauma, Brainspotting can be utilized in performance enhancement, addiction recovery, and stress management. Brainspotting can be practiced both in person and through telehealth.
"I conceptualize behavior as always having a purpose, which often comes down to feeling safe. I find it important to highlight patterns and help clients identify where change may be helpful. I believe clients have all the power that they need inside, my job is to help bring that out! Together we can build empowerment, awareness, and skills to take with you for the rest of your life. " ~Sam
Sam is unable to accept insurance. Her rates can be found here.
Madison Delacroix, Counseling Student Intern
Madison Delacroix is a student in Southeastern Louisiana University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate program and is an intern with us beginning in August 2024. She spent one semester working with adults struggling substance abuse at a local rehabilitation center and is set to graduate in the spring of 2025. Madison takes an Adlerian approach to counseling, integrating narrative therapy and CBT within her practice.
Madison is a gentle, warm presence and meets her clients where they are at, aiding in mental health understanding along the way to promote self-awareness. Madison is interested in Brainspotting training as well as Play Therapy for young adults and adolescents. Her purpose is to help others the way she has found help in her life, through understanding and being present with her clients.
“Having someone there to hear you and validate your feelings already goes a long way, but understanding the root and debunking the myths we tell ourselves can really help us get a grasp on fulfilling our lives” – Madison
Madison is unable to accept insurance. Her rates can be found here.