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I believe that by supporting each other at home, in the workplace, and within our communities, we can all acquire the resources needed to become the best versions of ourselves. This journey enables us to engage genuinely in our relationships. I appreciate your trust in sharing your story with me. I am committed to working diligently, being reliable, and showing genuine compassion. I will strive to assist you in uncovering your needs and exploring solutions through either in-person or online sessions, depending on what suits you best.
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While it’s true that our past experiences shape us, we are not limited to those events. During my teenage years, I faced the traumatic experience of sexual abuse, which disrupted my emotional growth and led to a cycle of unhealthy relationships, including an 11-year tumultuous marriage. Having navigated this journey, I can recognize the signs of those grappling with dysfunctional relationships. Once I learned to establish and uphold healthy boundaries that protected my well-being and self-respect, my healing process gained momentum. This journey ultimately inspired me to earn a degree in clinical mental health counseling. Now, my mission is to support you and your family on your path to healing.
Gail
A little bit about me
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From 1991 to 2003, I served as the Director of Adults in Ministry at Mountain T.O.P. Ministries. In 2004, I was the Director of Development. I was developed outreach and funding programs, and facilitated short-term mission experiences. During my ministry career, I served in the South Cumberland Mountain Region of Tennessee, Central America, East and West Africa, and Myanmar (formerly Burma). Throughout my life, I have dedicated myself to supporting underserved, marginalized, and impoverished communities.
From 2006 to 2012, I owned and operated Lorena's Cafe and Catering, where I combined my passion for service with entrepreneurship.
From 2012 to 2015, I worked with Animal Harbor, leading the capital fundraising campaign for their shelter facility, which continues to operate today.
In 2018, I earned my Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Before launching my own counseling practice in the fall of 2019, I provided counseling services at The Next Door, Inc., a Nashville-based treatment program for women overcoming addiction, crisis, and the lasting effects of trauma.
I currently live in Winchester Tennessee with my husband and two cats.
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