Emily Hastings, LPC, NCPC
I’ll help you redefine the way you view yourself and others, understand why you do things you don’t want to do, and help you become aligned in mind, body, and spirit.
A Unique Approach
My approach is not traditional; I don't waste time on classic ineffective therapy, we don’t spend much time on the surface, and my favorite clients to work with are those who want to become real.
My clients come back because they experience change...this happens so often that my clients have termed my therapy style as being on the fast track. You will walk out of my sessions with more insight than you walked in with and/or much to contemplate. If you are looking for a therapist who will simply listen and reflect, back I'm not for you.
Many of us long to live out our purpose in life - I worked to find mine (my career) and will help you find yours. To do so requires us to be real, honest, candid, seeking and receptive. I care more about your character than your comfort.
GET REAL WITH YOURSELF
Rational thoughts that you know to be true
Emotions are never the basis for decisions
Actions based on truth
Loving God more than yourself
About Me
The best way to describe my work and who I am am is "REAL"...
I am honest, direct, kind, and committed. I have experienced struggle and conflict just like everyone.
At the time, I did not understand that my pain had a purpose, and maybe you do not either. But it did, and your does too. And one day you will understand why you had to walk through the pain.
It's important to me to know I have been used to make a difference in someone's life. There is no better feeling.
I believe there is a difference between THE truth and our own truth. In my practice, I operate from THE truth.
I don't believe in providing mediocre service. I believe it's imperative to provide truth. I value discernment and wisdom. I believe your vulnerability is what makes you beautiful...it's what tough people can do. I have a strong faith that must be excerised daily. I love my family and my dog, Archie.
I am blessed to be a blessing.
Emily Hastings, LPC, NCPC