Alexis Harbin MS, LPC Associate, therapist, teens, adults, trauma, anxiety, depression, life transition, peer relationships, bullying, domestic violence

Alexis Harbin MS, LPC Associate (Supervised by Hope Torres EdD, LPC-S)

It is a pleasure to meet you.

I provide compassionate guidance for the modern mind

I believe that true growth happens when you feel seen, heard, and deeply understood. As a person-centered counselor with a diverse background as both a local business owner (with my husband) and former high school teacher, I offer more than just clinical support—I offer a real-world perspective on the pressures of modern life. Whether you are a student navigating the social complexities of high school or a high-achieving professional battling "imposter syndrome," I understand the weight of the expectations placed upon you.

Alexis Harbin MS, LPC Associate, therapist, teens, adults, trauma, anxiety, depression, life transition, peer relationships, bullying, domestic violence

Real Support for Life’s Toughest Chapters

My practice is a safe, supportive harbor designed for teens (15 & up), adults, and couples navigating struggles that make facing forward feel difficult. Utilizing a trauma-informed approach, I provide an empowering space where clients feel truly heard and equipped to grow.

For my individual clients, I specialize in addressing anxiety, depression, burnout, and ADHD (with or without medication). Whether you are a teen navigating peer relationships, an adult working through trauma, crisis, or anger management, or someone trying to rebuild self-esteem and emotional regulation skills, I am here to help you develop healthy coping mechanisms and assertive communication.

I also bring dedicated expertise to specialized areas of healing. I support high-achieving adults and professionals facing workplace bullying and chronic self-doubt, helping them set boundaries and strengthen their confidence. Additionally, I work closely with couples looking to repair their connection, and offer a safe haven for adult survivors of domestic violence (both women and men) as they reclaim their lives and rebuild their security.

My Therapeutic Style

My approach is warm, collaborative, and nonjudgmental. I often integrate creative avenues—such as discussing the role of video games and digital life—to better understand how you interact with the world. My goal is to help you reconnect with your inherent strengths, build lasting self-worth, and navigate your journey with confidence.

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Core Areas of Focus

How Sessions are Conducted

Sessions are remote, secure, and guided by compassion, clarity, and a deep commitment to honoring your unique path.

I provide the option to incorporate video games into therapy to help adolescents and adults build confidence and master social-emotional challenges through interactive play

Sessions are offered via:

  • Video

  • Phone

  • Chat (Secure chat through platform messenger)

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