About LWMHC
Thank you for your interest in Living Water Mental Health and Counseling (LWMHC). We take pride in providing individual care to each of our clients. LWMHC was created via spiritual inspiration and divine guidance to assist individuals struggling with addiction-related trauma. The LWMHC provider holds licenses as a family nurse practitioner and as a psychiatry mental health nurse practitioner with over 20 years of experience working in this field. There is little information about me on this page because I am not here to promote myself but for Jesus Christ to be revealed and glorified.
Our Vision
We are committed to helping each client in their journey. I specialize in helping individuals rebuild their life affected by addiction and live a meaningful life. We will work together on how to heal from your childhood/adulthood trauma and addiction, to develop coping skills and to prevent relapse, plus lessen signs of depression and anxiety as the result of the trauma/PTSD. LWMHC believes in meeting you where you are in your journey to freedom. While we acknowledge the value of pharmaceutical interventions, your ultimate freedom rests within yourself as the driver and Christ as the fuel. You can authentically embrace your genuine identity without any form of addiction and without relying on medications. However, if your are seeking support in addition to medication, we are here for you as well.
Our Services
LWMHC provides services with a spiritual aspect, focusing on Christ as the primary focus in the process. We embrace Christ as the central element in our approach to healing and rehabilitating the lives of our clients. Jeremiah 29:11 "For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end." If you or your loved ones are dealing with trauma/PTSD, depression, anxiety, and addictions, LWMHC is here for you. We assist individuals from age 18 and up.
Addiction services include:
Gaming, gambling, cocaine, marijuana, opioids, stimulants, alcohol, benzodiazepines, and tobacco.
