Rita Clark Verified by Lit Path
LPC-Associate, CSAT-Candidate
About
I have a passion for working with individuals on relationship struggles, problematic sexual behavior and porn use, partner betrayal trauma, religious trauma, and negative coping mechanisms for past and present life struggles. My goal is to create the safe, non-judgmental and compassionate space we all need for healing and growth to take place.
In counseling we explore those deep-seated emotions, thoughts, and patterns of behavior that are showing up in today's choices. As we look at our reactions to life events and delve into underlying reasons for our behavior, we gain self-awareness. This understanding can bring a fresh perspective. Suddenly we see new options in handling hard life circumstances. Where things felt hopeless, we now find hope. Where we felt stuck, we now see a path for change.
If you're feeling stuck, looking to change, or need to talk through some tough decisions, please reach out. You don't need to walk this journey alone.
Therapy is through telehealth only.
Specialties
- Ages
- Senior (65+), Adult (21-64)
Education and certification
- CSAT CandidateInternational Institute for Addiction and Trauma Professionals, 2024
- MA Special EducationUniversity of IL at Chicago, 1987
- Licensed Professional Counselor AssociateWayland Baptist University, 2022
Fees and payment
- Session fee
- $95 per session
- Accepts
- Visa, Master Card, American Express
Listing last updated January 15, 2025. Back to the directory
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Guiding Light
For individuals in recovery for compulsive behavior(s).
Resilient Travelers
Partners and spouses carrying the impact of someone else's compulsive behavior.
Growing Hope
Anyone seeking general mental health therapy for needs unrelated to compulsive behavior.
