Marcken Volmy, LMHC, NCC

We have all struggled at some point.

Feelings of depression and anxiety can leave the best of us feeling overwhelmed and broken. 

 

I am here to help the clients I serve no matter what they are going through.

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My clients can expect to connect with someone who will meet them right where they’re at as we navigate through life’s unexpected difficulties together.

 

I am an African American therapist of Haitian descent. I have over 6 years experience working as a counselor. As a licensed mental health counselor, I believe speaking to someone who is relatable, honest, caring, and non judgmental is a necessary ingredient to help move past life’s myriad of obstacles.

 

My scope of practice involves helping people work through their trauma, anxious thoughts, and feelings of depression.

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I look forward to journeying through

life’s challenges with you!

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Specialities

trauma therapy

Trauma Informed Care

Helping individuals to learn how to foster a greater sense of resiliency by replacing unhealthy connections of distrust with secure relationships and attachments.

anxiety therapy

Anxiety

Helping people to let go of their anxious thoughts to be more mentally and emotionally engaged in the present. 

depression

Depression

Helping others to move beyond their thoughts and feelings of loneliness and despair, while learning to grapple with unhealthy beliefs of shame, guilt, and brokenness.

Cognative Behavioral Therapy

The form of therapeutic approach that I typically utilize is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy or CBT.

 

CBT is a form of psychotherapy or talk therapy that helps individuals in recognizing their irrational or negative thoughts, which will in turn help them to deal with their troubling situations in a much more healthy and effective manner.

 

Cognitive behavioral therapy has been known to be effective with a plethora of different mental health disorders and stressors, such as depression, simple and complex traumatic issues, managing stressful situations, and anxiety.